This is Comic Geekspeak, episode 1547, spotlight on the Fantastic Four in the John Byrne era.

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I'm Brian Christman.

I'm Shane Kelly.

I'm Adam Murdo.

I'm Chris Eberley.

And I'm Brian Deamer.

And welcome to the show.

Yes, as we continue our spotlight series, this time going back to the Fantastic Four.

As my records indicate here from the CGS episode page, back in February of 2014, we did part one of the Silver Age as well as part two.

That's correct. And then it looks like we stopped with the bronze age last july was the last time we touched on the spotlight

of the ff and then we did the doctor do one right but it's a subsidiary yeah so we're got to

continue on here with i guess we're calling it therne era because it's not necessarily all his work.

No, that's a good point, my friend. To maintain sort of the continuity of the checklist, we are going to pick up with issue 201, which did not involve John Byrne, but those are important stories that should be acknowledged. And then we're going all the way through Marr of Wolfman stuff, Doug Munch stuff, and then into John Byrne.

So that's, we're going from issue 201 to issue 293.

Right.

Now, wait a minute.

I wasn't consulted on that.

This is John Byrne era.

We're starting with issue 232.

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