Hello Marvel

Welcome to another episode of this weekend Marvel. I'm Ryan Panagos aka Marvel's agent M

joined by Marvel.com editor Ben Morse and this is another one of our special Marvel

75th anniversary podcast we were joined for the third time this year a

pleasure and a treat by our favorite historian Peter Sanderson who has made the track once again into New York City.

Peter how was your trip today?

Warm.

Yes. What did you take to get in?

The train from New Jersey.

Okay.

And then walked from Penn Station.

Oh.

It's a hearty walk.

All right, very impressive.

But you are here today not to talk about your transit, although I'm glad we covered that.

But we're moving on to the 1970s in the history of Marvel. If you guys want to go back and listen to our previous episodes,

we have already covered the golden age.

We talked about the 60s.

The 60s we have a lot to talk about.

I think we actually ran out of time there. But the 70s is a very interesting time. It's once again a

transformative time. The 60s Marvel really got established. All the big characters got created. With the 70s you had a new

crop of creators which I know you want to talk about and then you had characters

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