Season 1
6 episodes · Jul 23, 2020
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- S1E1
Hugh Jackman's Wolverine Journey
Jul 23, 202012mMarvel's EVP, Creative Director, Joe Quesada, sits down with Hugh Jackman in New York City for a wide-ranging chat that spans his beginnings as an aspiring actor in Australia through his 17-year journey portraying Wolverine.
- S1E2
Natalia Cordova-Buckley & A Super Hero Workout
Jul 30, 202012mNatalia Cordova-Buckley, star of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.," welcomes Joe Quesada to her home in Los Angeles, where the pair swaps stories about their Hispanic heritage and reminisce about their time working together. Natalia opens up about growing up in Mexico and teaches Joe a workout fit for a Super Hero.
- S1E3
Christian Borle & Comics in Theatre!
Aug 6, 202012mWhile exploring the Museum of the Moving Image, Joe Quesada and Christian Borle bond over their love of comics and the impact Stan Lee had on their lives. Later, the Tony-winning star and Joe act out a scene from the play Christian wrote for Marvel's Spotlight program, and Joe puts Christian's drawing ability to the test.
- S1E4
Johnny Weir & The History of Super Hero Costumes!
Aug 13, 202012mJoe Quesada and Johnny Weir take the ice at New York City's Chelsea Piers for a discussion on the importance of inclusivity in storytelling. Johnny gives Joe a lesson in ice skating, as well as his opinions on iconic Super Hero costumes from history, including those of Black Widow, Monica Rambeau and Dazzler.
- S1E5
Margaret Stohl & The Life of Captain Marvel
Aug 20, 202012mDuring a trip to the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City, Margaret Stohl and Joe Quesada reflect on collaborating on “The Life of Captain Marvel” comic series. The "Beautiful Creatures" author shares some personal inspiration behind the story of Carol Danvers.
- S1E6
Robert Lopez & The Art of Songwriting
Aug 27, 202012mRobert Lopez, the EGOT-winning songwriter behind "Let It Go," and Joe Quesada meet up in Times Square to trade tales about growing up in New York City and snap photos with Spider-Man. Robert takes Joe behind the creative process of "Let It Go" before the two join together to improvise a song.