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Steve Gerber

Steve Gerber

American comic book writerWikipedia

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Oct 4, 2026

Paul KienHOST
7:07
She marched me right back into the store to make sure I paid for it properly so I wouldn't run out and steal it.
Paul KienHOST
7:11
But for DC, we also had the first appearance of Sean's favorite Legionnaire Tyrock in Superboy and the Legion number 216 and the return of the Metal Men in number 45 by Steve Gerber and Walt Simonson.
Paul KienHOST
7:22
That book had been canceled back in 1973 and the revamp was part of Conway's Corner.
Paul KienHOST
7:27
So that's kind of neat.
Paul KenHOST
7:07
She marched me right back into the store to make sure I paid for it properly so I wouldn't run out and steal it.
Paul KenHOST
7:11
But for DC, we also had the first appearance of Sean's favorite Legionnaire Tyrock in Superboy and the Legion number 216 and the return of the Metal Men in number 45 by Steve Gerber and Walt Simonson.
Paul KenHOST
7:22
That book had been canceled back in 1973 and the revamp was part of Conway's Corner.
Paul KenHOST
7:27
So that's kind of neat.
speaker_4HOST
6:56
Naturally.
speaker_3HOST
6:57
So they hire Steve Gerber to write this 40-page epic where Kiss literally fights Dr. Doom and Mephisto.
speaker_4HOST
7:04
But the story itself-
speaker_3HOST
7:06
Right.
Evan BevinsGUEST
34:59
... was just some random issues of Daredevil.
Evan BevinsGUEST
35:00
And, uh, I know to, uh, to pick up a, a theme we seem to, uh, have, uh, inadvertently, uh, Steve Gerber wrote a few of those.
Billy D.HOST
35:09
Mm-hmm.
Billy D.HOST
35:10
He did, which means they're very weird.
Ben VerschoorHOST
2:33
Yes.
Ben VerschoorHOST
2:33
The film is Howard the Duck, the 1986 superhero, question mark, comedy, question mark, directed by Willard Huyck, written by Huyck and Gloria Katz, and executive produced by George Lucas, adapted from the Marvel comic series created by Steve Gerber.
Ben VerschoorHOST
2:53
It stars Chip Zien as the voice, Ed Gale and Jordan Prentice as suit performers, and several puppeteers as Howard the Duck, an unremarkable duck from Duck World, which is like Earth but with ducks instead of humans.
Ben VerschoorHOST
3:08
One night Howard is sucked out of his parents' apartment and dropped on Earth.
speaker_1HOST
44:17
But when you examine the mechanics of the Korvac Saga, the claim holds immense weight.
speaker_1HOST
44:23
Michael Korvac debuted in Giant-Size Defenders Number Three in 1974, created by Steve Gerber and Jim Starlin.
speaker_1HOST
44:30
His origin is entrenched in bizarre 31st-century sci-fi lore.
speaker_0HOST
44:35
He was a computer technician in an alternate future Earth that had been conquered by a reptilian alien race known as the Badoon.
Rob MacfarlaneHOST
5:08
Yes.
Ben GrovesHOST
5:08
Where Howard the Duck was first conceived by Steve Gerber.
Ben GrovesHOST
5:11
Yeah.
Ben GrovesHOST
5:11
For Marvel Comics.
Rob MacfarlaneHOST
5:30
I'll get into the differences between the comic book and the movie.
Rob MacfarlaneHOST
5:32
I'll
Ben GrovesHOST
5:33
get into Steve Gerber.
Ben GrovesHOST
5:34
We'll get into George Lucas.
Jeff MayHOST
34:14
And so he's going to rub people the wrong way.
Jeff MayHOST
34:17
Famously, Steve Gerber.
Jeff MayHOST
34:19
But he's like, we need to fix this shit.
Jeff MayHOST
34:22
And he starts doing things like bringing in Chris Claremont and John Byrne on X-Men.
JohnHOST
5:36
Marvel B titles, maybe even C titles from the 70s, starting with one of my favorite runs of all time, The Defenders.
JohnHOST
5:45
Here's issue 31, the Steve Gerber run of The Defenders, which is...
JohnHOST
5:51
Almost a satire of comic books.
JohnHOST
5:54
It is not meant to be taken seriously whatsoever.
JohnHOST
6:29
being tossed around from person to person, literally.
JohnHOST
6:33
It's the most bizarre stream of consciousness.
JohnHOST
6:37
Steve Gerber was not into drugs.
JohnHOST
6:45
He was not a druggie, so this was done just purely from his imagination.
WillHOST
42:10
And so the tagline, the intro-
Jason AaronGUEST
42:12
Along, along with Alex Toth and Steve Gerber.
WillHOST
42:14
Alex Toth.
WillHOST
42:14
That's right
Jason AaronGUEST
45:55
I mean, they're, they really have no canon.
Jason AaronGUEST
45:58
I mean, everything I was doing, I, you know, I...
Jason AaronGUEST
46:00
Steve Gerber definitely had plans and I, and thoughts about their origins.
Jason AaronGUEST
46:05
I mean, he talked about it in interviews at the time, and the only teases, the hints they really gave us are in those opening credits 'cause most of the opening credits are just shots from the episodes, but there are-

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