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Marville: The Unlistenable Garbage Cut (Patreon)

Published:
2025-09-30 05:38:10
Imported:
2026-06

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IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED THE PREVIOUS VIDEO ON MARVILLE, POSTED RIGHT BEFORE THIS ONE, WATCH THAT FIRST. This audio is extra bonus content, which is explained by that one.

Comments

Dax

What a day to have forgotten my headphones

Grant Ferris

This was genuinely so funny to hear your initial-ish thoughts. You should do this format more often when the situation appears, of course you can't do this all the time.

Christopher Ulichney

I enjoyed this. What a fun behind the scenes look into your process.

TeaChaos

I love seeing Sir Superhero going insane in real time -VwV-

UltraStar

I wish this was edited for one single reason starting with a clean sounding time platform sound effect to over time deteriorate and corrupt as you keep going in.

Secondclassangel

So, I'll be honest, I knew about this comic from Atop the fourth wall. But it's just amazing to see how other people see how terrible this whole series was. My honest opinion, if anyone want to read this, please don't, but if you do, and are of age, alcohol lots of alcohol.

Bob Mcgrob

"I have not yet read the book." Moments taken before disaster.

UsernameMK

Yeah, none of this makes sense without the context of the U-Decide Contest and how it was Bill Jemas responding to the then-writer for Captain Marvel rejecting raising the price of his comic, which was selling well but not well enough for them, because he believed it would kill the book's sales if it was more expensive than everything else on the shelf, with "Oh, you think you know so much about the business? Well, I bet I can write a better comic than you! Let's see who's right!?" He eventually amended the stakes down to a pie in the face, and then never took that pie to the face. Another executive was involved too, but they just had someone write and draw their idea for them. That somehow two multi-millionaire executives sincerely believed that some big public 'who writes best' contest was an appropriate response to an objection to a business decision from an employee who had been in the industry much longer than them is So much crazier than the actual contents of the book. The only *real* message in this book is "This is what every executive who thinks he could do the work of the employees who actually generate value better than they can looks like when he actually attempts it," along with an extremely public announcement of what terrible bosses Marvel's top executives were.

Ennbeard

The dramatic irony of us knowing what happens and Sir Superhero (past) not knowing is palpable.

Stephen Mountford

After watching the actual video, the anticipation from Sir's generous assumptions is insane!

HogfatherD23

"Marvel WILLINGLY CHOSE to publish this" - oh he doesn't know yet....