Untold Talks of Spider-Man

What do Flash Thompson, Betty Brant, and Colonel John Jameson all have in common? They’re all Spider-Man! Wait, what? Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss the 1977 WHAT IF #7? “What If Someone Else Had Become — the Amazing Spider-Man,” written by Don Glut, penciled by Rick Hoberg, inked by Sam Grainger, colored by George Roussos, and lettered by Rick Parker. This issue is a three-in-one story showcasing alternate universes where Flash, Betty, and Jameson were bitten by the radioactive spider and given powers. Who lives? Who dies? Did anyone get cloned? Tune in an find out! If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK Want to know everything there is to know about Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen Stacy before the big movie this winter? Check out all 100 episodes of THE ULTIMATE SPIN! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #4 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

Bitten by a radioactive Spider, high schooler Yu Komori was given the proportional — wait, who?! Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss the 1970 SPIDER-MAN THE MANGA  by Ryoichi Ikegami, translated by Mutsumi Masuda and C.B. Cebulski, with English retouches and production by Dan Nakrosis. The English edition was edited by Tom Brevoort.  In this ALTERNATIVE ORIGIN, Spider-Man is a Japanese high schooler wrestling with his own kind of guilt. Ever want to see what a Spider-Man origin looked like without Uncle Ben? Take a look right here! If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK Want to know everything there is to know about Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen Stacy before the big movie this winter? Check out all 100 episodes of THE ULTIMATE SPIN! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #4 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

Bitten by a radioactive Spider, high schooler Yu Komori was given the proportional — wait, who?! Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss the 1970 SPIDER-MAN THE MANGA  by Ryoichi Ikegami, translated by Mutsumi Masuda and C.B. Cebulski, with English retouches and production by Dan Nakrosis. The English edition was edited by Tom Brevoort.  In this ALTERNATIVE ORIGIN, Spider-Man is a Japanese high schooler wrestling with his own kind of guilt. Ever want to see what a Spider-Man origin looked like without Uncle Ben? Take a look right here! If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK Want to know everything there is to know about Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen Stacy before the big movie this winter? Check out all 100 episodes of THE ULTIMATE SPIN! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #4 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

Something is happening! The Spider-Man of Mumbai swings into the Untold Tales of Spider-Man and brings a familiar cast along with him. Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss 2004’s SPIDER-MAN: INDIA written by Jeevan Kang, Suresh Seetharaman, and Sharad Devaraja, drawn by Jeevan Kang colored y Gotham Studios Asia, lettered by Dave Sharpe and edited by John Barber, Nick Lowe, and Ralph Macchio. That enough names for you? Listen in and hear the discussion on bringing Spider-Man into another culture, what MAKES a Spider-Man story, and more! Want to hear a little bit more about what went into Spider-Man: India? Check out NPR’s interview with Sharad Devarajan here! If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK Want to know everything there is to know about Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen Stacy before the big movie this winter? Check out all 100 episodes of THE ULTIMATE SPIN! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #4 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

Something is happening! The Spider-Man of Mumbai swings into the Untold Tales of Spider-Man and brings a familiar cast along with him. Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss 2004’s SPIDER-MAN: INDIA written by Jeevan Kang, Suresh Seetharaman, and Sharad Devaraja, drawn by Jeevan Kang colored y Gotham Studios Asia, lettered by Dave Sharpe and edited by John Barber, Nick Lowe, and Ralph Macchio. That enough names for you? Listen in and hear the discussion on bringing Spider-Man into another culture, what MAKES a Spider-Man story, and more! Want to hear a little bit more about what went into Spider-Man: India? Check out NPR’s interview with Sharad Devarajan here! If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK Want to know everything there is to know about Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen Stacy before the big movie this winter? Check out all 100 episodes of THE ULTIMATE SPIN! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #4 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

Spider-Man! The X-Men! A bunch of Hindu Gods! A… strange Russian scientist and his interpreter? Anti-Radiation Spray? A Rube Goldberg Machine of X-Men powers? Uh, this has to be MARVEL TEAM UP ANNUAL #1 Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch and BATTLE OF THE ATOM podcast co-host ADAM RECK as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain, Matt, and Adam discuss 1976’s MARVEL TEAM UP ANNUAL #1, plotted by Bill Mantlo, Chris Claremont, and Bonnie Wilford, scripted by Bill Mantlo, drawn by Sal Buscema and Mike Esposito, colored by Hugh Paley, and lettered by Jim Novak. MTU Annual #1 is a wild ride with plenty of silver-age kooky developments with elements of the bronze age starting to poke through. A week long conference on a plane, off-the-wall problem solving, and plenty of radiation — this story has it all! We’d like to thank ADAM RECK from coming onto the show! If you’d like to hear more from Adam, you can check out his podcast BATTLE OF THE ATOM as well as his X-Men webcomic BISH & JUBEZ. If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK Want to know everything there is to know about Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen Stacy before the big movie this winter? Check out all 100 episodes of THE ULTIMATE SPIN! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #4 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

Spider-Man! The X-Men! A bunch of Hindu Gods! A… strange Russian scientist and his interpreter? Anti-Radiation Spray? A Rube Goldberg Machine of X-Men powers? Uh, this has to be MARVEL TEAM UP ANNUAL #1 Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch and BATTLE OF THE ATOM podcast co-host ADAM RECK as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain, Matt, and Adam discuss 1976’s MARVEL TEAM UP ANNUAL #1, plotted by Bill Mantlo, Chris Claremont, and Bonnie Wilford, scripted by Bill Mantlo, drawn by Sal Buscema and Mike Esposito, colored by Hugh Paley, and lettered by Jim Novak. MTU Annual #1 is a wild ride with plenty of silver-age kooky developments with elements of the bronze age starting to poke through. A week long conference on a plane, off-the-wall problem solving, and plenty of radiation — this story has it all! We’d like to thank ADAM RECK from coming onto the show! If you’d like to hear more from Adam, you can check out his podcast BATTLE OF THE ATOM as well as his X-Men webcomic BISH & JUBEZ. If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK Want to know everything there is to know about Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen Stacy before the big movie this winter? Check out all 100 episodes of THE ULTIMATE SPIN! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #4 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

The Green Goblin is on Air Force One, and the President wants him off his plane! Who better to stop him than… Norman Osborn? Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss 2009’s THUNDERBOLTS #128-129, written by Andy Diggle, art by Roberto de la Torre, colored by Frank Martin, and lettered by Albert Deschesne. Taking place days after a new president (that is certainly not Barack Obama, no way!) has been sworn into office, Norman Osborn has a few skeletons in his closet he needs to get ahead of before his DARK REIGN can begin. Join in to hear Matt and Cain discuss what a Green Goblin story looks like without Spider-Man! This also marks the appearance of the 6th Green Goblin, Cleavon Twain, AKA the Headsman. Haven’t heard of him? Don’t worry. We’ve got you covered! If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK The Ultimate Spin has aired its final episode, and it is a BIG ONE! Check out their 100th episode “Exit Gwen-terview” with series writer and co-creator Jason Latour! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #2 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

The Green Goblin is on Air Force One, and the President wants him off his plane! Who better to stop him than… Norman Osborn? Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss 2009’s THUNDERBOLTS #128-129, written by Andy Diggle, art by Roberto de la Torre, colored by Frank Martin, and lettered by Albert Deschesne. Taking place days after a new president (that is certainly not Barack Obama, no way!) has been sworn into office, Norman Osborn has a few skeletons in his closet he needs to get ahead of before his DARK REIGN can begin. Join in to hear Matt and Cain discuss what a Green Goblin story looks like without Spider-Man! This also marks the appearance of the 6th Green Goblin, Cleavon Twain, AKA the Headsman. Haven’t heard of him? Don’t worry. We’ve got you covered! If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK The Ultimate Spin has aired its final episode, and it is a BIG ONE! Check out their 100th episode “Exit Gwen-terview” with series writer and co-creator Jason Latour! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #2 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

The Green Goblin is on the rampage! But who is it? No body knows, including the Green Goblin! Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss AMAZING SPIDER-MAN VOLUME 2 #18″, written by Howard Mackie, penciled by John Byrne, inked by John Romita Sr., colores by Joe Rosas and lettered by Richard Starkings and Troy Peteri, as well as PETER PARKER: SPIDER-MAN #18 written again by Howard Mackie, penciled by Graham Nolan, inked by Scott Hanna, colored by Gregory Wright, and lettered by the same duo as ASM, Richard Starkings and Troy Peteri. Both titles were edited by Ralph Machhio and released in April of 2000.  “Death of the Goblin Construct” takes us back to a dangling plot thread from 1998’s “Spiderhunt,” namely “Who is the Green Goblin in Spiderhunt?” The answer is… well, you’ll just have to tune in to find out! If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK The Ultimate Spin has aired its final episode, and it is a BIG ONE! Check out their 100th episode “Exit Gwen-terview” with series writer and co-creator Jason Latour! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #2 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

The Green Goblin is on the rampage! But who is it? No body knows, including the Green Goblin! Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss AMAZING SPIDER-MAN VOLUME 2 #18″, written by Howard Mackie, penciled by John Byrne, inked by John Romita Sr., colores by Joe Rosas and lettered by Richard Starkings and Troy Peteri, as well as PETER PARKER: SPIDER-MAN #18 written again by Howard Mackie, penciled by Graham Nolan, inked by Scott Hanna, colored by Gregory Wright, and lettered by the same duo as ASM, Richard Starkings and Troy Peteri. Both titles were edited by Ralph Machhio and released in April of 2000.  “Death of the Goblin Construct” takes us back to a dangling plot thread from 1998’s “Spiderhunt,” namely “Who is the Green Goblin in Spiderhunt?” The answer is… well, you’ll just have to tune in to find out! If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK The Ultimate Spin has aired its final episode, and it is a BIG ONE! Check out their 100th episode “Exit Gwen-terview” with series writer and co-creator Jason Latour! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #2 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

Don’t you hate it when your doctor steals your toys and leaves you tied up in a warehouse? Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #176-180 “A NEW GOBLIN”, written and edited by Len Wein, penciled by Ross Andru, inked by Mike Esposito, and colored by Glynis Wein.  ASM #176-180 introduces the third Green Goblin, Harry Osborn’s psychologist Barton Hamilton. Join the Cain and Matt as they discuss this forgotten epic, the first of hopefully many listener requests! If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK The Ultimate Spin has aired its final episode, and it is a BIG ONE! Check out their 100th episode “Exit Gwen-terview” with series writer and co-creator Jason Latour! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #2 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

Don’t you hate it when your doctor steals your toys and leaves you tied up in a warehouse? Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #176-180 “A NEW GOBLIN”, written and edited by Len Wein, penciled by Ross Andru, inked by Mike Esposito, and colored by Glynis Wein.  ASM #176-180 introduces the third Green Goblin, Harry Osborn’s psychologist Barton Hamilton. Join the Cain and Matt as they discuss this forgotten epic, the first of hopefully many listener requests! If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK The Ultimate Spin has aired its final episode, and it is a BIG ONE! Check out their 100th episode “Exit Gwen-terview” with series writer and co-creator Jason Latour! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #2 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

Did you know Peter Parker is a millionaire? He just forgot. Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss SENTRY: SPIDER-MAN, written by Paul Jenkins, penciled by Rick Leonardi, inked by Terry Austin, and colored by Jeromy Cox.  SENTRY: SPIDER-MAN serves as one of the several penultimate issues (we discuss that) found in volume one of SENTRY. Join us to hear our thoughts on how Spider-Man fits in to this larger limited series and the difficulties in inserting a character into continuity. If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK The Ultimate Spin has aired its final episode, and it is a BIG ONE! Check out their 100th episode “Exit Gwen-terview” with series writer and co-creator Jason Latour! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #2 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.

Did you know Peter Parker is a millionaire? He just forgot. Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten tales of the Spider-Man library on a hunt for lost gems and what it truly means to be a Spider-Man story. In this episode of Untold Talks of Spider-Man, Cain and Matt discuss SENTRY: SPIDER-MAN, written by Paul Jenkins, penciled by Rick Leonardi, inked by Terry Austin, and colored by Jeromy Cox.  SENTRY: SPIDER-MAN serves as one of the several penultimate issues (we discuss that) found in volume one of SENTRY. Join us to hear our thoughts on how Spider-Man fits in to this larger limited series and the difficulties in inserting a character into continuity. If you’re looking for a in depth look at mainstream Amazing Spider-Man stories, check out our parent podcast, AMAZING SPIDER-TALK. Click here to subscribe to AMAZING SPIDER-TALK The Ultimate Spin has aired its final episode, and it is a BIG ONE! Check out their 100th episode “Exit Gwen-terview” with series writer and co-creator Jason Latour! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #2 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the July B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team. If you’d like to become a patron, please visit: Amazing Spider-Talk Patreon Page Want to join in on the conversation? Join the AMAZING SPIDER-SLACK community board! Join the Amazing Spider-Slack You can email the show at untoldtalksofspiderman@gmail.com or contact us on our Twitter handle @UntoldTalksSPMN You can subscribe to our channel on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher or on our RSS feed. If you want to check out the band behind our awesome theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.