This week on 616 Interviews we were lucky enough to talk with everyone’s favorite lawyer/superhero: Daredevil. How do we know he’s a lawyer? Because his secret identity is the worst kept secret since Marilyn Monroe visited the White House.
In November of 1961 Fantastic Four #1 was released and thus was born the Marvel Age of Comics and to many fans the birth of the 616 (to this fan it is still Motion Pictures Funny Weekly #1 in 1939, … Continued
2015 was a strange year for Marvel publications. There was a line wide shake up and relaunch along with several months of virtually nothing but mini-series. With all those goings-on happening at the House of Ideas, what were the highest … Continued
I’d like to welcome you all to another awkward installment of 616 Interviews! This week we have one of Reed Richard’s classic rivals; Mad Thinker!
Welcome back to 616 Interviews. We are back and ready to ask those hard hitting questions that no one ever thought to ask along with referential humor that only a small percentage of people with get! To welcome back this … Continued
This week for some reason we interviewed Blackagar Boltagon the former king of the Inhumans. My producer Andy did not leave any paper lying around or agree to pay for an interpreter who knew sign language, so there is almost … Continued
This week we sat down with a one-off antagonist to Spider-Man: Banjo, the giant mutated ten-year-old man-child. Now in his late twenties, we talk with him about what has happened since he and his brother, Abner, tangled with the webslinger. … Continued
That guy from Two Guys, a Girl, and a Pizza Place has really made a name for himself, and for once I’m not talking about Nathan Fillion. I’m talking about Richard Ruccolo of course. I can see I’m getting some … Continued
