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The Marvel Comic Book Movie Misfits Retrospective Series
Welcome to Now Playing's Marvel Comics Movie Retrospective Series where in anticipation of the ultimate comic book crossover movie The Avengers in 2012 we will be watching and reviewing all the Marvel Comics films! This first portion of our Marvel Movie Retrospective is Marvel Misfits, the Marvel characters that don't quite fit anywhere else -- Howard the Duck, Man-Thing, and Kick-Ass!
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4.4 stars from 17 ratings
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Great series!!
ilovetodig0044 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 06/29/15
Unique and Enjoyable
Don't miss this entry in their Marvel movie series!
JSR_kfriem via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/19/11
Amazing!
:D keep it up guy!! I love Laing in bed before school listing to this!
Mortsredna via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/02/11
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