The Amazing Spider-Man & Friends
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This podcast has been superseded by another one, which may contain additional or better-ordered files. (Or this one could just be a duplicate.)
Check the Power Records Super Hero Audio Dramas podcast instead.
In the early 1970s, a company called Power Records released a series of LPs and 45s with licensed superhero characters, including ones from Marvel. The popularity of Spider-Man in the 1960s lead to his banner status in the “Heroes” collection of records, even amongst other Marvel characters Power licensed, like Captain America and the Hulk. These would be audio dramas with sound effects and multiple actors telling a short story. The early Power Records releases came with comic books meant to be read while you listen, their covers boasting “The action comes alive as you read!!”
For some odd reason, probably having to do with relicensing all the old material, the Power Records presses haven’t seen a modern re-release. However, the culture of the internet has preserved a lot of the Power Records content, including the records and comics featuring Spider-Man. Even though Spider-Man was on the cover of over a dozen Power Records releases, they all boil down to six core recordings.
(https://www.geek.com/culture/the-bizarre-adventures-of-spider-man-on-power-records-1683195/)
- Spider-Man - The Mark of The Man-Wolf (21.2Mb)
- The Incredible Hulk - At Bay (19.9Mb)
- Captain America and the Hawk - ...And A Phoenix Shall Arise! (20.4Mb)
- The Fantastic Four - The Way It Began (26.5Mb)
MP3 files hosted by archive.org.