The Hello Marvel as you are listening to this week in Marvel and I'm Ryan aka Agent M and I am

joined by CB Sabolsky Marvel Comics editor-in-chief.

Hello again everyone. Yes so this is our second this week in Marvel Unlimited Reading Club of 2019 and we're following along with

Marvel's 80th anniversary.

Every month we're going to look at different decades.

In this episode, we are in the fabulous 50s and an episode I kind of call

tales of either the 50s or tales of Atlas comics. Either way. Tales of amazing artists. Yeah, either way.

Tales of amazing artists.

Yeah, it really is.

That's sort of the thing that's going to be our theme here because there's some really dynamite stuff.

And it's a great episode to follow up the first one with because with Marvel Comics, number one, it really focused on a lot of the characters.

And that's where we made a lot of the connections to what current present day Marvel is and where some of our origins came from for those characters and the storytelling and the layouts.

Here it's some of the most giants.

I mean the architects of the Marvel style they established, you know, back in the day, just doing

all non-superhero stuff and all these cool

comics yeah it's really neat so we're going to talk about two issues of

tales of suspense and two issues of tales to astonish because part of the decision that I came to in picking these and then you

know we agreed upon was that truth be told we don't have a ton of 1950s comics

available on Marvel Unlimited and part of the remit of Twim URC is that our reading club is

something that we want to make sure everybody can be a part of because it's so easy

to subscribe to Marvel Unlimited to get in there to read the comics so we always only pick books you can see on Marvel Unlimited.

So as I was going through the list, I thought these would be neat to discuss together.

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