Reading The Multiverse: A Marvel Comics Journey

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading The Multiverse: A Marvel Comics Journey, Joe covers the return of the Silver Surfer who has a face-off against The Thing, the return of Klaw who appears to be too much for the Fantastic Four, and the original Human Torch, Jim Hammond, fights the Human Torch of the Fantastic Four.Stories Covered In This EpisodeFantastic Four 55, When Strikes the Silver Surfer!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four 56, Klaw, the Murderous Master of Sound!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four Annual 4, The Torch That Was!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, and Lettered by Sam RosenResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out Joe with more Marvel content on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading The Multiverse: A Marvel Comics Journey, Joe covers the fallout of the victory against Galactus and the Fantastic Four's travel to a mysterious new land, Wakanda! We also get some progress updates on what's happening with Inhumans as they are stuck in the Great Refuge.Stories Covered In This EpisodeFantastic Four 51, This Man... This Monster!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 52, The Black Panther!, written by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four 53, The Way It Began..!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 54, Whosoever Finds the Evil Eye..!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, and Lettered by Sam RosenResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out Joe with more Marvel content on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading The Multiverse: A Marvel Comics Journey, Joe covers one of the most well-known Fantastic Four arcs in all of comics, the Galactus Trilogy.  However, the episode does start off with wrapping things up, sort of, regarding meeting the Inhumans for the first time.  From there we get introduced to the Silver Surfer and Galactus and the existential cosmic threat they bring to Earth. Stories Covered In This EpisodeFantastic Four 47, Beware The Hidden Land written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 48, The Coming Of Galactus!, written by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 49, If This Be Doomsday!, written by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four 50, The Startling Saga of the Silver Surfer!, written by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Sam RosenResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out Joe with more Marvel content on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading the Multiverse, I go over Fantastic Four #43-46 and Annual 3, where we have the event we've all been waiting for, the wedding of Reed and Sue.  We also wrap up the Frightful Four arc we've been going over and we get the formal introduction to the Inhumans including Black Bolt.Stories Covered In This EpisodeFantastic Four 43, Lo! There Shall be an Ending!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Vince Colleta, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 44, The Gentleman's Name is Gorgon!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four 45, Among Us Hide... The Inhumans, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 46, Those Who Would Destroy Us, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four Annual 3, Story A - Bedlam at the Baxter Building!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Vince Colleta, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Artie SimekResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading the Multiverse, I go over Fantastic Four #39-42, where we see the Fantastic Four lose their powers, Doctor Doom strikes when they’re most vulnerable, and Daredevil unexpectedly steps in to guide the team through chaos. Also, Ben Grim walks away and the Frightful Four strike back making this stretch of issues where Stan Lee and Jack Kirby decided to trade neat endings for brutal cliffhangers that keep stacking.Stories Covered In This EpisodeFantastic Four 39, A Blind Man Shall Lead Them!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Frank Giacoia and Wally Wood, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 40, The Battle of the Baxter Building, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Vince Colletta, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 41, The Brutal Betrayal of Ben Grimm, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Vince Colletta, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four 42, To Save You, Why Must I Kill You?, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Vince Colletta, and Lettered by Sam RosenResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading the Multiverse, I go over Fantastic Four #35-38, a stretch packed with big changes as Reed and Sue get engaged, new villains debut, and Marvel’s universe starts colliding in unexpected ways. From Dragon Man, to Skrull politics, and the debut of the Frightful Four, this episode highlights how much of Marvel’s future is quietly being set up.Stories Covered In This EpisodeFantastic Four 35, Calamity on the Campus, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 36, The Frightful Four, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 37, Behold! A Distant Star!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 38, Defeated by the Frightful Four!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Sam RosenResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading the Multiverse, I go over Fantastic Four #31–34 where we learn about Sue and Johnny’s family history, the team faces the Invincible Man, they help Namor in his Atlantean war, and a billionaire nearly tears the team apart.Stories Covered In This EpisodeFantastic Four 31, The Mad Menace of the Macabre Mole Man, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four 32, Death of a Hero!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four 33, Side-By-Side with Sub-Mariner!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 34, A House Divided!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Artie SimekResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading the Multiverse, I go over Fantastic Four #28-30 and Annual #2 where the team clashes with the original X-Men, revisits old enemies, meets Diablo for the first time, and we finally uncover the tragic origin of Doctor Doom.Stories Covered In This EpisodeFantastic Four 28, We Have To Fight The X-Men!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 29, It Started On Yancy Street!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four 30, The Dreaded Diablo!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four Annual 2, Origin of Doctor Doom!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four Annual 2, The Final Victory of Doctor Doom!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Chic Stone, and Lettered by Sam RosenResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading the Multiverse, I go over Fantastic Four #24-27, where we get a reality-warping alien baby causing havoc, the Hulk wages war on New York, the Avengers team-up and sort of collide with the Fantastic Four, and the love triangle between Namor, Sue, and Reed gets deeper.Stories Covered In This EpisodeFantastic Four 24, The Infant Terrible!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by George Bell, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four 25, The Hulk vs The Thing, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by George Bell, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four 26, The Avengers Take Over!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by George Bell, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 27, The Search for Sub-Mariner!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by George Bell, and Lettered by Sam RosenResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading the Multiverse, I go over Fantastic Four #20-23, introducing Molecule Man, tackling Marvel’s most overtly political story yet with the Hatemonger, expanding Sue Storm’s powers in a big way, and bringing Doctor Doom back with another elaborate master plan.Stories Covered In This EpisodeFantastic Four 20, The Mysterious Molecule Man!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Dick Ayers, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 21, The Hate-Monger!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by George Roussos, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 22, The Return of Mole Man!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by George Bell, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four 23, The Master Plan of Doctor Doom!, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by George Bell, and Lettered by Sam RosenResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)S1E1: Fantastic Four #1-4 - The Birth of the Marvel & MCU RevolutionS1E2: Fantastic Four #5-8 - The First Appearance of Doctor DoomS1E3: Fantastic Four #9-12 - Dr Doom Returns, Namor Schemes, and The Incredible HulkS1E4: Fantastic Four #13-16 - Dr. Doom Is Back, Red Ghost, & The Mad ThinkerS1E5: Fantastic Four #17-19 & Annual 1: Namor Declares War, Skrulls Return, & Doom's Got TricksCheck out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading The Multiverse, I dig into Fantastic Four #17–19 and Annual #1, where Doctor Doom pulls off another disguise scheme, the Skrulls unleash the first ever Super-Skrull, and Namor launches an all-out war on the surface world. This episode covers one of the most chaotic and world-expanding stretches of early Marvel, from cosmic power-ups to underwater politics to Jack Kirby drawing sea monsters like he’s trying to win a competition with himself.Stories Covered In This EpisodeFantastic Four 17, "Defeated By Doctor Doom!" written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Dick Ayers, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 18, "A Skrull Walks Among Us" written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Dick Ayers, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four 19, "Prisoners Of The Pharoah!" written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Dick Ayers, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Sam RosenFantastic Four Annual 1, "Sub-Mariner Versus The Human Race!" written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Dick Ayers, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Artie SimekFantastic Four Annual 1, "The Fabulous Fantastic Four Meet Spider-Man!" written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Steve Ditko, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Ray HollowayResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)S1E1: Fantastic Four #1-4 - The Birth of the Marvel & MCU RevolutionS1E2: Fantastic Four #5-8 - The First Appearance of Doctor DoomS1E3: Fantastic Four #9-12 - Dr Doom Returns, Namor Schemes, and The Incredible HulkS1E4: Fantastic Four #13-16 - Dr. Doom Is Back, Red Ghost, & The Mad ThinkerCheck out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneIn this episode of Reading The Multiverse, I dive into Fantastic Four #13–16, where the team races the Red Ghost to the moon, encounters the Watcher for the very first time, gets pulled into Namor and the Puppet Master’s undersea mind-control drama, battles the Mad Thinker and his unpredictable Android, and faces Doctor Doom’s microscopic kingdom in one of the strangest early FF arcs yet.Stories Covered In This Episode"The Fantastic Four vs the Red Ghost and His Indescribable Super-Apes!" - Fantastic Four #13, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Steve Ditko, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Artie Simek"The Merciless Puppet Master" Fantastic Four #14, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Steve Ditko, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Artie Simek"The Fantastic Four Battle the Mad Thinker and His Awesome Android" Fantastic Four #15, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Dick Ayers, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Artie Simek"The Micro-World of Doctor Doom!" Fantastic Four #16, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Dick Ayers, Colored by Stan Goldberg, and Lettered by Artie SimekResources, Episodes, & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)S1E2: Fantastic Four #5-8 - The First Appearance of Doctor DoomS1E3: Fantastic Four #9-12 - Dr Doom Returns, Namor Schemes, and The Incredible HulkCheck out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneJoin the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)In this episode, I dive into Fantastic Four #9–12, where Reed Richards loses the team’s fortune, Doctor Doom returns for a mind-swapping revenge story, the Impossible Man makes his chaotic debut, and the Fantastic Four face the Incredible Hulk in their first major crossover.Stories Covered In This Episode"The End of the Fantastic Four" - Fantastic Four #9, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Dick Ayers, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by Artie Simek"The Return of Doctor Doom" - Fantastic Four #10, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Dick Ayers, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by Artie Simek"A Visit With The Fantastic Four / The Impossible Man" - Fantastic Four #11, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Dick Ayers, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by Artie Simek"The Incredible Hulk" - Fantastic Four #12, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Dick Ayers, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by Artie SimekResources & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneJoin the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)In this episode, I dive into Fantastic Four #5–8, where Doctor Doom makes his first appearance, Namor returns for a diabolical team-up, Reed Richards’ “genius” starts to blur the line between hero and antihero, and we meet the Puppet Master and Alicia Masters.Stories Covered In This Episode"Prisoners of Doctor Doom" - Fantastic Four #5, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by Artie Simek"Captives of the Deadly Duo" - Fantastic Four #6, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot and Dick Ayers, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by Terry Szenicks "Prisoners of Kurrgo, Master of Planet X" - Fantastic Four #7, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot and Dick Ayers, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by Artie Simek"Prisoners of the Puppet Master" - Fantastic Four #8, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Joe Sinnot and Dick Ayers, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by Artie SimekResources & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneJoin the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)In this debut episode, I kick off Reading the Multiverse with Fantastic Four #1–4. The explosive start of Marvel’s Silver Age and the spark that would ignite the entire MCU. From the team’s chaotic origin to their first encounters with Skrulls and the Sub-Mariner, these early adventures set the tone for everything Marvel would become.Stories Covered In This Episode"The Fantastic Four" - Fantastic Four #1, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by George Klein & Christopher Rule, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by Artie Simek"The Fantastic Four Meet The Skrulls" - Fantastic Four #2, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by George Klein, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by John Duffy"The Menace of the Miracle Man" - Fantastic Four #3, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Sal Brodsky, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by Artie Simek"The Coming Of... Sub-Mariner" - Fantastic Four #4, written by Stan Lee, Penciled by Jack Kirby, Inked by Sal Brodsky, Color by Stan Goldberg, Lettered by Artie SimekResources & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram

Send Joe a message through the Negative ZoneReading the Multiverse: A Marvel Comics Journey, explores the characters and the tales that built the Marvel Universe, issue by issue through Marvel’s comic history, starting with Fantastic Four #1.Hosted by Joe from Muscles & The Multiverse, each episode blends story, commentary, and laid-back humor for a quick ride through Marvel’s ever-evolving world, from its cosmic beginnings to its modern chaos.As a mostly first-time reader, Joe shares honest reactions to the art, writing, characters, the moments that still hold up, the ones that haven’t aged so well, and the surprises that make Marvel’s history so much fun to revisit.Whether you’re an MCU fan who wants to know the source material or a lifelong comic reader up for a nostalgic re-read, this podcast brings you the stories, art, and chaos that shaped the Marvel Universe, one era & run at a time.Resources & Links Mentioned In This Episode:Join the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Discord Channel by signing up for the Earth's Mightiest Nerds Newsletter (completely free and I promise you won't be spammed!)Check out the podcast on YouTubeConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on ThreadsConnect with Joe (musclesandthemultiverse) on Instagram