10: James Cameron's Spider-Man Movie

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03/15/18 • 72 min

This week our hosts are joined by Will's fiance, Chloe, as they sit down and talk about the 1995 James Cameron's Spider-Man movie that never got made. This episode was recorded during a live video stream on both YouTube and Facebook. You can watch this episode at either: Facebook.com/STASPodcast or YouTube.com/RobsonInk Alex brings all the facts to both Will and Chloe as he goes through plot elements, casting choices, legal battles and the inevitable demise of this R rated Spider-Man film. Segments of the script are then read out and impersonated by the 3 hosts and you won't believe your ears, as we go from Peter's discovery of his powers via a wet dream, to a sex scene on top of the Brooklyn Bridge. This is the movie you will be glad never got made, but also equally disappointed that it didn't. The 90's were known for being more violent and sex driven in every aspect, but this movie would have sat head and shoulders above the rest. Enjoy, Web-Heads!

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09: Dr. Octopus Armed & Dangerous Review

Our hosts return after taking an unexpected week off (where the reason why is revealed) to review the fourth episode of Spider-Man the Animated Series -- Dr. Octopus: Armed and Dangerous! Alex and Will also review Black Panther and Thor Ragnarok, as Will just recently saw both. They also discuss Will's recent BIG announcement of his secret 10 month collaboration on 'Spawn Kills Everyone 2' with the legendary, Todd McFarlane! It's another web-slinger of an episode and as always, our hosts have a load of laughs as they discuss all things Spidey -- Enjoy, Web-Heads!

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11: A Chat With Marvel Artist Nate Stockman

For this episode, our hosts sit down with Marvel artist, Nate Stockman and chat about his memories of the animated series along with how he became a professional comic book artist. Nate talks about his journey from being an indy artist to then drawing Spider-Man for Marvel, and some of his favourite moments and people he's worked with along the way. Will and Nate also discuss the differences for their approach in art style and have a very friendly debate over digital vs traditional. Along with giving advice to any aspiring artists out there. Nate sticks around and becomes a participant in the usual category games our hosts play each week, and is already a welcomed back guest to an episode review in the future. It's another episode full of laughs and chatting about all things Spidey. Enjoy, Web-Heads!