Warning, this podcast contains spoilers for the premiere of Secret Invasion streaming now at Disney Plus.

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In this episode, in the previously on, we're talking about Neil Kirby's comments on the new

Stanley documentary. That's Neil Kirby, the son of Jack Kirby, for a Marvel creator.

In the airlock, it's a secret invasion premiere. And in the nerd out, a rebuttal on whether

Coach Ben should have burned down the cabin in yellow jacket season two finale.

Controversial, can't wait to hear that one. And we'll also be talking about another Marvel story

that's been making the internet talk today, which is the AI controversy over the secret

invasion opening credits. Coming up previously on.

First up, let's talk about Neil Kirby's comments. Son, Marvel Comics artist, writer,

all-around comics legend, Jack Kirby, which expressed the dismay at the framing of Stan Lee's

involvement in the creation of various Marvel Comics icons, but most notably Spider-Man.

That appeared in the new Stanley documentary on Disney Plus, which is titled Simply Stanley.

Not quite a documentary, but we can talk about that in a second. Yeah.

Essentially, Stanley's position always was one that he was willing to say that Steve Ditko,

Jack Kirby, those two co-created Spider-Man. But he was only willing to say that as a weird

like olive branch to make them happy. But when pressed on the issue, he would always say,

well, I I thought of it. So I invented it. I thought of it. Therefore, I am the sole creator of

Spider-Man. Now here is Neil's statement in part. It says it should be noted and is generally

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