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10 episodes of marvel comics fantastic four radio show
This audio is part of the collection: Old Time Radio
Keywords: fantastic four; old time radio
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
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| Fantastic 4 - 01 - Meets the Moleman | 6.16 MB | 7.45 MB | 9.86 MB |
| Fantastic 4 - 02 - Menace of the Miracleman | 6.36 MB | 7.60 MB | 10 MB |
| Fantastic 4 - 03 - Coming of the Submariner | 6.26 MB | 7.58 MB | 10 MB |
| Fantastic 4 - 04 - Dreaded Doctor Doom | 5.20 MB | 6.47 MB | 8.31 MB |
| Fantastic 4 - 05 - Prisoners of the Puppetmaster | 5.88 MB | 7.07 MB | 9.41 MB |
| Fantastic 4 - 06 - Meet the Incredible Hulk | 6.47 MB | 7.81 MB | 10 MB |
| Fantastic 4 - 07 - Spell of the Hate Monger | 6.26 MB | 7.42 MB | 10 MB |
| Fantastic 4 - 08 - Return of Doctor Doom | 5.79 MB | 7.07 MB | 9.27 MB |
| Fantastic 4 - 09 - In the Clutches of Doctor Doom | 6.16 MB | 7.35 MB | 9.85 MB |
| Fantastic 4 - 10 - Super Skrull Walks Among Us | 6.17 MB | 7.43 MB | 9.87 MB |
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![[5.0 out of 5 stars]](/images/star.png "[5.0 out of 5 stars]")
Reviewer: louis lamour - - November 17, 2008
Subject: fun
there so fun
Reviewer: 2muchtv - - June 15, 2008
Subject: Attention, All True Believers!
Calling all True Believers!
A great contribution from the early 1970s attempt to revive old-time style radio shows. Not only to we get to hear Stan Lee in one of his rare speaking roles, but we are treated to what must have been a very young Mr. Bill Murray as the Human Torch.
Characterized by faithful recreation of the original comic book stories, the scripts seem complete with dialogue and plot narration. The story lines presented in this series are self-contained, however, so it's not necessary to be a True Believer to enjoy these well-produced episodes.
Great writing and performances, tight plot lines and cool sound effects using 1970s technology make this series of the first ten shows (and the last three episodes listed elsewhere in the Internet Archives) a must-listen!