
36 episodes

Nexus of All Realities Paul Matthew Carr
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5.0 • 12 Ratings
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Man-Thing was created in the early 70s to capitalize on the growing monster craze, but under writer Steve Gerber it became something quite different…experimental, surreal and very, very weird. Join me, Paul Matthew Carr, as I attempt to make sense of this cult classic and analyze each issue - putting it in the context of the time it was written and comparing it to the standards of today. The Nexus of All Realities – a Man-Thing podcast – a twice monthly dive into the bizarre.
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Bonus: Rocket! Groot! Man-Thing!
Hey everyone, the next “real” episode is taking a bit longer to research than I […]
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BONUS: Man-Thing In The MCU
Hello everyone and welcome to a bonus episode of the Nexus of All Realities! In […]
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Episode 27: Nexus of All Realities: Man-Thing Takes Manhattan
Today on the program: Giant-Size Man-Thing #2 And we’re back! The long-awaited return of the […]
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Coming Soon: New Episodes
Been a while, eh? Yeah, I know…sorry about that. But this is an announcement to […]
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BONUS: The Nexus of All Realities: Weapon Plus: WWIV #1
Today on the program another short bonus episode where I take a look at a […]
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Episode 26: Nexus of All Realities: Dawg Day Afternoon
Welcome everyone to the Nexus of All Realities – A Man-Thing podcast! Today on the program: Man-Thing […]
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