Magneto and Titanium Man

So far as my researches at ISFDB reveal, Marvel Comics has inexplicably never used this song in a film. WU hereby offers it, gratis, for the relaunch of the X-Men.

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Posted By: Paul - Tue Apr 21, 2020
Category: Movies | Music | Comics | 1970s

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I vaguely remember this from 1975 or so, but as a kid, our little hand held AM radios weren't up to the clarity needed to understand the lyrics. And our parents weren't about to let us crank up the console stereo to listen to such trash music (My mother thought that it all had to do with drugs anyway.) To my ear the only thing that really mattered was the melody.

Actually, Paul, it is no great mystery as to why Marvel would never use this song. It has nothing to do with any Marvel Universe characters!

Posted by KDP on 04/21/20 at 09:03 PM

They don't stand a chance vs. Debbie Harry's Man from Mars who goes out a night eatin' cars, bars, and guitars.

Posted by Virtual in Carnate on 04/22/20 at 01:37 PM

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