Studying Marvel Studios with Martin Flanagan

from Comics Evolved Hosted by Andy Stead - Jarian Gibson - Alex Stroud

This week, Andy, Jarian and Alex are taken back to school by Film Studies lecturer and co-author of the book "The Marvel Studios Phenomenon" Martin Flanagan. Martin shares his insights in to why and how the MCU has been so successful and answers the age old question; is Civil War a Cap movie or a team up movie? The guys also discuss genre, Martin shares his wishes going forward and they direct some news on Venom and the Eternals. No episode would be complete without talking about the latest Disney+ release, Whats If... Party Thor.

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