For a guy named the Human Torch, that is ice cold.

Looking for music to use for the intro to our new podcast about Marvel's history. Since the two greatest musicians in the Marvel universe are Dazzler and Hypno-Hustler, I know what genre I'm looking for!

About to record Issue 0 of the podcast. If we can get the recording to work.

And we're done. Had some rough spots, something that need to be worked, but it's good to get started on an epic journey through Marvel.

An interesting thing that came up in the recording. The reprint of Marvel Comics #1 on Marvel Unlimited has dramatically different coloring from the omnibus.

Stan Lee on the cover of Writer's Digest. He was 25 at the time.

"Hey, Stan." "Yeah, Sol?" "How many skrulls does it take to impersonate the Fantastic Four?" "Four, I guess." "So why are there only three skrulls after page ten for FF#2?" "Nuts! Hang on, I've got a fix for this. Paste me up one extra word balloon."

Exactly one year before Amazing Fantasy #15, another Marvel hero was driven into action by the murder of his Uncle Ben...

I cannot solve this puzzle page from 1961 made for ten year olds... 😳

That's not dramatic coloring. The Hulk is supposed to be grey in every panel here. But the coloring error did give Stan Lee an idea...

Reading as many Human Torch/Sub-Mariner fights as I can for some podcast background. I was unaware of just how many people get thrown off of the George Washington Bridge in Marvel continuity.

Of all the Human Torch/Sub-Mariner fights, this is the weirdest.

Oh man, I can't wait for next month to find out how the Torch/Subby fight ends! [30 days pass] What?

Context doesn't cause this one to make any more sense.

Fun fact: Jack Kirby could only draw one hammer.