So in the previous episode from the main feed of Comic Book Time Machine, Ben talked about the first part of the Flea Market Challenge he had $3 cash in his wallet and determined to find a comic or

In the 1960s, Doctor Whos enemies enjoyed some popularity among the youth of England. Because of contractual ownership, Terry Nation, as the Daleks creator, was able to license the characters for a

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Using Star Wars as a guideline,  we’re exploring comic books based on licensed properties that Marvel Comics published from 1977 to 1986. THE HUMAN FLY . . . ends here! This episode covers the FINAL i

So while at an antique store with my wife, I came across a box of comics. Amidst the too-expensive for what they were back issues, was a packet of comics that had an original price tag of $14.95 and t

An unexpected find at the comic book shop! Alone, on a shelf off to the side, was an unusually formatted book: large format, saddle stitched, on cheaper cardstock. It was a Star Trek graphic novel in

Using Star Wars as a guideline, were exploringcomic books based on licensed properties that Marvel Comics published from 1977 to 1986. And were beginning the journey to find a lonely plant . . . k

Drawn by two primary things – the alternate Marvel universe and Phil Coulson – Ben gave Heroes Reborn a chance. Ben hated the Coulson part, but the series itself was so good that he went all in and go

NOTE: This episode was SUPPOSED to be episode 163 . . . but I screwed up! So we’re posting it NOW, as episode 169. Sorry!!! (~ Ben) Disney+ is six months old, so Matt interviewed our resident Disney e

Daniel and Matt list their Top 10 favorite characters from Marvel Comics!