Untold Talks of Spider-Man

You ever want to see Mac (not Mark, as some people may have you believe) Gargan sipping a cappuccino in a sewer? Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch and special guest Adam Chapman from the Comic Shenanigans podcast 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 THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #215-216 “THE PREDATOR AND THE PREY”, the story that leads straight into the first arc of the Clone Saga. The credits on this one are doozy: while both issues were plotted and drawn by Tom DeFalco and Sal Buscema respectively, #215 was scripted by Mike Lackey and colored by Glynis Oliver, while #216 was scripted by Todd DeZago and colored by Joe Andreani.  Tune in to hear the discussion on sewer fights, IRS scams, the Scorpion’s role in Spider-Man’s oeuvre, and more! 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 Spins final episodes are upon us! Tune in to hear their ideas on the final issues of SPIDER-GWEN and much more! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN If you’re not already, check out our guest Adam’s Podcast Comic Shenanigans via their website or iTunes. This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #1 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the June 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.

You ever want to see Mac (not Mark, as some people may have you believe) Gargan sipping a cappuccino in a sewer? Join hosts Cain Winstead, Matthew Deragisch and special guest Adam Chapman from the Comic Shenanigans podcast 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 THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #215-216 “THE PREDATOR AND THE PREY”, the story that leads straight into the first arc of the Clone Saga. The credits on this one are doozy: while both issues were plotted and drawn by Tom DeFalco and Sal Buscema respectively, #215 was scripted by Mike Lackey and colored by Glynis Oliver, while #216 was scripted by Todd DeZago and colored by Joe Andreani.  Tune in to hear the discussion on sewer fights, IRS scams, the Scorpion’s role in Spider-Man’s oeuvre, and more! 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 Spins final episodes are upon us! Tune in to hear their ideas on the final issues of SPIDER-GWEN and much more! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN If you’re not already, check out our guest Adam’s Podcast Comic Shenanigans via their website or iTunes. This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #1 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the June 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.

This is it! The last Spider-Man story ever told! After this, there were no other Peter Parker stories ever! Right? Right?! Well, about that… 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 writer Fabian Nicieza and penciler Darick Robertson’s SPIDER-MAN: THE FINAL ADVENTURE, a curious piece of Spider-Man trivia who’s legacy was cut rather short.  Tune in to hear the discussion on what was to be the final chapter of Peter Parker’s tale as Spider-Man! 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 is gearing up for the last episode, but there’s still plenty to talk about in the pages of Spider-Gwen! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #801 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the June 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. Our outro theme for this episode is “Spider-Man Theme” by Sixtones Acappella, which can be found here.

This is it! The last Spider-Man story ever told! After this, there were no other Peter Parker stories ever! Right? Right?! Well, about that… 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 writer Fabian Nicieza and penciler Darick Robertson’s SPIDER-MAN: THE FINAL ADVENTURE, a curious piece of Spider-Man trivia who’s legacy was cut rather short.  Tune in to hear the discussion on what was to be the final chapter of Peter Parker’s tale as Spider-Man! 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 is gearing up for the last episode, but there’s still plenty to talk about in the pages of Spider-Gwen! Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #801 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the June 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. Our outro theme for this episode is “Spider-Man Theme” by Sixtones Acappella, which can be found here.

Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man finds himself in the rural countryside of Pennsylvania looking into rumors about a hero named the Smithville Thunderbolt! Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten stories 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 welcome Brian Jacob from the Ultimate Spin podcast on as a guest as they discuss WEB OF SPIDER-MAN #8-9 “LOCAL SUPERHERO!” & “THE TWILIGHT HEROES”.  Tune in to hear the discussion on this truly off-the-wall, unique Spider-Man story that strips almost everything familiar from the character’s surroundings. Web of Spider-Man might have been the third-tier Spider-Man title, but can you still have Spider-Man outside of New York with entirely new (and never again used!) characters? You’ve gotta listen for the answer to this and more! 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 If you want to hear more from Brian, specifically his thoughts and opinions on Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen, check out THE ULTIMATE SPIN. Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #801 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the May 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.

Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man finds himself in the rural countryside of Pennsylvania looking into rumors about a hero named the Smithville Thunderbolt! Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten stories 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 welcome Brian Jacob from the Ultimate Spin podcast on as a guest as they discuss WEB OF SPIDER-MAN #8-9 “LOCAL SUPERHERO!” & “THE TWILIGHT HEROES”.  Tune in to hear the discussion on this truly off-the-wall, unique Spider-Man story that strips almost everything familiar from the character’s surroundings. Web of Spider-Man might have been the third-tier Spider-Man title, but can you still have Spider-Man outside of New York with entirely new (and never again used!) characters? You’ve gotta listen for the answer to this and more! 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 If you want to hear more from Brian, specifically his thoughts and opinions on Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen, check out THE ULTIMATE SPIN. Click here to check out the ULTIMATE SPIN This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #801 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the May 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.

A team up with Spider-Man is kinda like getting your own Weird Al parody. You might have enjoyed some success, but you haven’t completely made it until you’ve hit that milestone. Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten stories 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 Marvel Team-Up #48-51 “THE SAGA OF THE WRAITH”. Tune in and hear about the story that introduces Jean DeWolff, its convoluted story line, CSI: Doctor Strange, and more! 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 This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #800 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the May 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.

A team up with Spider-Man is kinda like getting your own Weird Al parody. You might have enjoyed some success, but you haven’t completely made it until you’ve hit that milestone. Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten stories 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 Marvel Team-Up #48-51 “THE SAGA OF THE WRAITH”. Tune in and hear about the story that introduces Jean DeWolff, its convoluted story line, CSI: Doctor Strange, and more! 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 This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #800 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the May 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.

When we were first putting this show together, Spectacular Spider-Man #178-184 was at the top of the list of stories to cover. And boy, do we have an episode for you! Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten stories 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 are joined by none other than Spider-Man scribe J.M. DeMatteis as they discuss his lost gem THE CHILD WITHIN. Tune in for the conversation and hear about DeMatteis’s ideas about what makes Spider-Man unique, behind the scenes talk about The Child Within, as well as our normal breakdown of the issue. 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 This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #800 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the May 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.

When we were first putting this show together, Spectacular Spider-Man #178-184 was at the top of the list of stories to cover. And boy, do we have an episode for you! Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten stories 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 are joined by none other than Spider-Man scribe J.M. DeMatteis as they discuss his lost gem THE CHILD WITHIN. Tune in for the conversation and hear about DeMatteis’s ideas about what makes Spider-Man unique, behind the scenes talk about The Child Within, as well as our normal breakdown of the issue. 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 This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #800 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the May 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.

This one has it all! Laughter, tears, threats, arguments, and somehow Matt and Cain are able to squeeze a little conversation in at times! Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten stories 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 take a look at the infamous story Trouble, written by Mark Millar, pencils by Terry Dodson, inks by Rachel Dodson colors for issues 1-3 by Matt Hollingsworth and colors for issues 4-5 by Brian Reber. This episode features a breakdown of the context shrouding Trouble‘s publication, several hot takes, Matt’s surprising knowledge of the history of technology in textiles, Cain kicking Matt off the show twice, and one use of the name “Aunt Bae.” Come listen in to our most contentious episode to date about one of the most critically panned “Spider-Man” stories to date.   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 This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of 2018’s Free Comic Book Day issue from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the April B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team, the perfect thing to listen to in order to catch up with the Spider-Man related B-titles. 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.

This one has it all! Laughter, tears, threats, arguments, and somehow Matt and Cain are able to squeeze a little conversation in at times! Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten stories 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 take a look at the infamous story Trouble, written by Mark Millar, pencils by Terry Dodson, inks by Rachel Dodson colors for issues 1-3 by Matt Hollingsworth and colors for issues 4-5 by Brian Reber. This episode features a breakdown of the context shrouding Trouble‘s publication, several hot takes, Matt’s surprising knowledge of the history of technology in textiles, Cain kicking Matt off the show twice, and one use of the name “Aunt Bae.” Come listen in to our most contentious episode to date about one of the most critically panned “Spider-Man” stories to date.   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 This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of 2018’s Free Comic Book Day issue from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the April B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team, the perfect thing to listen to in order to catch up with the Spider-Man related B-titles. 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.

Carnage has never been stronger! Could we have found a more ’90s comic? Most likely — this is Spider-Man after all — but this one comes pretty close. Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten stories 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 take a look at the Amazing Spider-Man #430-431 “Savage Rebirth” and “The Carnage Cosmic”, written by Tom DeFalco, penciled by Joe Bennett, inked by Bud Larosa, and colored by Bob Sharen. This episode also features special guest MARK GINOCCHIO, author of the Chasing Amazing blog, 100 Things A Spider-Man Fan Should Know and Do Before They Die, and of course, co-host of the All-New Amazing Spider-Talk.   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 This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of 2018’s Free Comic Book Day issue from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the April B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team, the perfect thing to listen to in order to catch up with the Spider-Man related B-titles. 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. Our outro music for this episode is “That Spidey Life” produced by the Nerdist. For full credits and their accompanying music video, please check the YouTube video here.

Carnage has never been stronger! Could we have found a more ’90s comic? Most likely — this is Spider-Man after all — but this one comes pretty close. Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten stories 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 take a look at the Amazing Spider-Man #430-431 “Savage Rebirth” and “The Carnage Cosmic”, written by Tom DeFalco, penciled by Joe Bennett, inked by Bud Larosa, and colored by Bob Sharen. This episode also features special guest MARK GINOCCHIO, author of the Chasing Amazing blog, 100 Things A Spider-Man Fan Should Know and Do Before They Die, and of course, co-host of the All-New Amazing Spider-Talk.   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 This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of 2018’s Free Comic Book Day issue from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the April B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team, the perfect thing to listen to in order to catch up with the Spider-Man related B-titles. 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. Our outro music for this episode is “That Spidey Life” produced by the Nerdist. For full credits and their accompanying music video, please check the YouTube video here.

Join hosts Cain Winstead and Matthew Deragisch as they dive though the untouched corners and forgotten stories 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 take a look at the Amazing Spider-Man #505 “Vibes”, with story by Fiona Avery and J. Michael Straczynski, script by Fiona Avery, pictures by John Romita Jr, inks by Scot Hanna, colors by Matt Milla, and letters by Cory Petit. Tune in to hear discussion on how the title relates to the story, reading this story in 2018’s political climate, and Spider-Man’s role as a moral figure.   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 This week’s Patreon Exclusive episode is a review of Amazing Spider-Man #799 from the Amazing Spider-Talk team, as well as the April B-Title Round Up from the Untold Talks of Spider-Man team, the perfect thing to listen to in order to catch up with the Spider-Man related B-titles. 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. Lastly, if you want to check out the band behind our awesome new theme song, you can check out The Ellie Badge on Bandcamp, iTunes, or Spotify.