Thursday, September 26, 2019

Episode #297: Blacker than Black

Yo, yo, yo, yo! Pop a 40 and check yo' Rollies! It's Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast time! It's a captain-less ship without our El Capitan, the Marvelous Iggy, a.k.a. Ben, and so First-Rate Newsie Bry-Bry tries to steer the ship on course against the heckles of both Tazer, and the triumphant return of Ol' Man Whirlyburger: Jon! Before we kickoff the news this we, Jon gets a chance to express some belated rage at the Sony/Marvel Studios/Spider-Man debacle, and we clock his reaction to the recent announcements out of D23 regarding Ms. Marvel, Moon Knight, and She-Hulk - and he doesn't immediately suggest that Moon Knight will be cancelled! We then segue into talking about the announcement of the Marvel Comics event, INCOMING, and the rumor (we stress that it is still just a rumor at this time) of Marvel potentially casting people of color in the roles of both Professor Charles Xavier and Magneto in Marvel Studios' reboot of the X-Men! Then, in reviews, Jon gets metal with Death's Head #1, Tazer finds his way home to loving an oft forgotten superhero team in Alpha Flight: True North #1, and Bry-Bry catches the Warriors up on the cataclysmic developments in Powers of X #4 and House of X #5! As always, be sure to follow us on Facebook at The Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast, follow us on Twitter at @Warriorz3Pcast, subscribe to us on iTunes, and perhaps rate us favorably and leave a kind word in review!

Thursday, September 12, 2019

Episode #296: The Future, and All Its Glories

Welcome to a forward-thinking episode of the Mighty Warriors Three Marvel podcast, warriors and valkyrie! After taking the Labor Day holiday off, your favorite Marvel podcast is back - because who wants to work on Labor Day? Nay, I say! This week, we three- Newsboy Bry-Bru, Tazer, and the Marvelous Iggy himself, Ben, all gather 'round to catch up on what they've missed since recording an episode devoted to Spider-Man: Far From Home - specifically, they first discuss the fact that Sony's partnership with Marvel Studios has been dissolved and there will not be any further collaborations of Tom Holland's Spidey in the MCU! Do they take it as good news, bad news what does it mean for them for the future...? Listen and find out! The Warriors also discuss the rumored casting of Kate Bishop and the alleged inclusion of Hulkling in Captain Marvel 2, and if this could be teeing-up for Young Avengers (Sup, A-Train??!); in addition, there's also the rumored forthcoming reboot of Marvel's Inhumans within the MCU, and we talk about the announced properties of Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, and Moon Knight (!!!) for Disney+! Then, in reviews, Tazer ruminates on the past and what it might mean for the future with Marvel Comics #1000, Ben heralds the forthcoming of a mad god more worthy of praise than any leader we know with Absolute Carnage #1 and #2, and Bry-Bry breaks down the state of affairs with the X-Men in House of X #4! As always, be sure to follow us on Facebook at The Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast, follow us on Twitter at @Warriorz3Pcast, subscribe to us on iTunes, and perhaps rate us favorably and leave a kind word in review! Until next time, stay marvelous, kind listener, and remember to always keep an eye on that horizon for what's to come!Come Together (Remastered 2015) - YouTubehttps://youtu.beAerosmith - Come Together (Audio) - YouTubehttps://youtu.be

Thursday, August 22, 2019

Mighty Warriors Three: Spider-Man: Far From Home Review

Bonjourno, true believers! It's the Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast, our first international edition - just in time for Spider-Man: Far From Home! As Peter Parker treks across Europe and battles Mysterio, the Warriors gather in full to dive as deep as we can on the coda to Marvel Studios' Phase 3! How does Spider-Man's second solo spectacle stack up as a signing-off from the MCU? Does it amaze us? Does it mystify us? Does it just plain suck? These questions, and more, are answered as The Marvelous Iggy, our newshound Bry-Bry, Ol' Man Whirlyburger Jon, and Tazer get 'round to reviewing Spider-Man: Far From Home - and we're very much looking forward to further adventures of Spidey in the MCU and are sure that nothing will ever compromise this rock-solid arrangement between Marvel Studios and Sony! Be sure to follow us on Facebook at The Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast, follow us on Twitter at @Warriorz3Pcast, subscribe to us on iTunes, and perhaps rate us favorably and leave a kind word in review. Next time, it's back to basics - konichiwa, webheads!

Thursday, August 8, 2019

Episode #295: California Dreamin'

Hello, fellow warriors and valkyrie! No, you aren't California dreaming - it's the newest episode of the Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast, San Diego Comic-Con International 2019 edition! Together, the Marvelous Iggy, Newsboy Bry-Bry and the one known only as Tazer dissect the flood of news pouring out of SoCal this time of year - in a time when Marvel has been absent from SDCC for several years, at least in terms of a large presence, this event brings the company back to the forefront in a big, bad way; toy news, comic books, TV, world records being shattered, and, of course, the unveiling of Marvel Studios' next phase - Phase 4! It's a plan that will shake the foundation of entertainment, and so you won't want to miss this! As always, be sure to follow us on Facebook at The Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast, follow us on Twitter at @Warriorz3Pcast, subscribe to us on iTunes, and perhaps rate us favorably and leave a kind word in review! Until next time, all, when we'll finally hop across the pond for our review of Spider-Man: Far From Home, the capstone production of Marvel Studios' Phase 3!

Thursday, July 4, 2019

Episode #294: Breathtaking


Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the latest breathtaking episode of the Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast! In this episode, Bry-Bry, The Marvelous Iggy a.k.a. Ben, Tazer, and- holy cow- it's Ol' Man Whirlyburger Jon-Jon, back from beyond the wilds of Oklahoma!; the boys discuss the first casting rumors from Marvel's Shang-Chi, Square Enix's Avengers video game that debuted at E3 2019, J.J. Abrams' announced Spider-Man limited series with his son, and, in a more informal discussion, we talk about the word that Keanu is a highly sought-after recruit for the MCU and discuss who we would like to see Keanu portray. Meanwhile, in reviews, Jon-Jon gives a brief overview of The Immortal Hulk #18 and #19, Ben reviews Fantastic Four #11 and is underwhelmed, Tazer gets existential in Spider-Man Annual #1, and Bry-Bry reviews season 3 of Jessica Jones, the last season of any Marvel-Netflix collaboration. Be sure to follow us on Facebook at The Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast, follow us on Twitter at @Warriorz3Pcast
, subscribe to us on iTunes, and perhaps rate us favorably and leave a kind word in review! Join us next time for - aw geez, another review episode of something that isn't a comic book - Spider-Man: Far From Home review, the capstone product of Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Thursday, June 20, 2019

Mighty Warriors Three: Dark Phoenix Review

Alas, poor Phoenix, we hardly knew ye... seriously, though, will we ever get a good, faithful adaptation of the Dark Phoenix saga? Probably not, and certainly not from Fox Studios - because there is no Fox Studios anymore. There is only the House of Mouse, and their complete Marvel library. So, how does the final Fox X-Men film stack-up to its counterpart years earlier? Does it rise like a flame, or will it be snuffed out - the audience mostly took care of that last bit, but join Bry-Bry, Ben the Marvelous Iggy, and Tazer as they dissect the good and the bad from this film, one category claiming more than the other; don't shy away, though, as we also take this opportunity to talk about the celebrate the larger X-Men franchise that Fox produced - what did we like overall, what did we dislike, what will we miss... these questions and more are answered in this special review episode of the Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast. Be sure to follow us on Facebook at The Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast, follow us on Twitter at @Warriorz3Pcast, subscribe to us on iTunes, and perhaps rate us favorably and leave a kind word in review. Join us next week when we talk about... just, anything else other than disappointing Marvel adaptations in media...

Thursday, May 23, 2019

Episode #293: Hickman Is.

Greetings, ladies and gentlemen - you're welcomed to another installment of the Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast. While Ol' Man Whirlyburger Jon is off contending with the sky falling in Okie, Bry-Bry leads the Marvelous Iggy and Tazer in a roundtable discussion of all the news that's happening in a post-Endgame world; they discuss Disney's strengthening death-grip on the multimedia market and they acquire complete operational Hulu and announce several new shows for the streaming platform. In movie news, the boys discuss the developing of the Eternals, the continued delay of New Mutants, and the announced, if anonymous, slate of MCU productions for the next three years. Finally, in comic news, we're reminded that everything dies as we discuss Jonathan Hickman's impending cancellation of the entire line of X-Men comic books as sacrifice for his own creative vision, coming this July as House of X and Powers of X will be the only X-Men books on the shelves. Also in comics, the Warriors review some of the latest offerings from Marvel Comics - Tazer reviews Uncanny X-Men #17 where they put down a fan-favorite dog, Ben digs down further into the War of the Realms event by reviewing the absolute unit that is Giant Man #1, and Bry-Bry gets gnarly by reviewing Savage Avengers #1 and the prelude to the #1 issue featured in the Free Comic Book Day Avengers issue. Though books may be dying, our show lives - so be sure to follow us on Facebook at The Mighty Warriors Three Marvel Podcast, follow us on Twitter at @Warriorz3Pcast, subscribe to us on iTunes, and perhaps rate us favorably and leave a kind word in review - Hickman demands your obedience and reverence. After all, Hickman is.