#113: March 1969 (w/Chelsea Cain) - "The Power and the Pride!"

Chelsea Cain is the six-time New York
Times bestselling author of the Archie Sheridan &
Gretchen Lowell thriller series, two of which made
Stephen King’s “best ten books of the year” lists.


She’s the Eisner Award-nominated writer of
Man-Eaters (published by Image Comics) as
well as Marvel Comics’ Mockingbird. Her
latest comics series, Spy Island,
was just published as a trade paperback by Dark Horse Comics, and
Man-Eaters: The Cursed is being solicited
in Previews right now (order code MAY210055) — tell your local
comics store you want it!


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Stories Covered In Detail This Episode:


"The Web Closes!" - Amazing Spider-Man #73, written by Stan Lee,
art by John Buscema, John Romita, and Jim Mooney, 1969 Marvel
Comics


"The Power and the Pride!" - Fantastic Four #87, by Stan Lee and
Jack Kirby w/Joe Sinnott, 1969 Marvel Comics


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