Episode

The Eternaut / El Eternauta

Podcast: Cold War Cast
Published: Jul 13, 2025
Duration seconds: 1461
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Summary

Today we’re going south of the equator for an interesting Cold War perspective from Argentina - El Eternauta, a comic series that originated in 1957 and was recently remade into a Netflix series. We’re going to discuss some of the Cold War influences and themes in the series. While The Eternaut on Netflix takes place in three modern day, it is a nice throwback to the spirit of classic 1950’s sci-fi.