In a recent episode of Lawrence O’Donnell’s MSNBC show, lawyer Bradley Moss joined the discussion on Donald Trump’s legal issues. Interestingly, Marvel’s Agents Of SHIELD made a surprising appearance in the background. Mark Kolpack, the Visual Effects Supervisor for the entire series, took note of this and shared his observation on Twitter. He jokingly wondered if Moss was actually an agent, considering his proximity to the show’s file. Kolpack also expressed his admiration for Moss’s legal commentary.
During the MSNBC segment, Moss discussed Trump’s defense against criminal charges related to his presidential campaign. The Marvel’s Agents Of SHIELD file was clearly visible in Moss’s office, sparking curiosity. A closer look reveals that the file belongs to a character named Larry Young. Young has a notable presence in the comics and sci-fi world and is associated with the independent comic book publisher AIT/Planet Lar. Joe Casey, a well-known comic writer, paid tribute to Young by creating the character Agent Larry Young, who led the Air Cavalry and first appeared in Cable #60 in 1998. Young also appeared in issues of Wolverine and Deathlok, where he was last seen trapped in a Deathlok body.
Bradley Moss is a partner at the law firm Mark S Zaid, which represented the whistleblower responsible for the impeachment inquiry against Trump. The firm also represented comic writer Mark Waid in a case involving Richard Meyer that was eventually dismissed. Moss expressed his pride in combining his legal expertise with his passion for comic books in this case. This connection further builds the bridge between Moss and the world of Marvel.
Now, the question remains: How did Agent Larry Young’s file make its way from the Marvel comic books to the desk of Bradley Moss? The answer lies in the real-life Larry Young’s book, where he reviewed episodes of Agents Of SHIELD for Spunkybean, a now-defunct website. Larry Young turned his reviews into a 208-page book, featuring a foreword by Eric Palicki. Being a fan of the show and knowing he would be in the public eye, Moss decided to showcase the book during his appearances. He even took to social media to mention it before his MSNBC segment. It seems that Moss’s love for Agents Of SHIELD and his desire to promote Larry Young’s work have created this unique connection.
If you’re interested in getting a copy of Larry Young’s Agents Of SHIELD book, it will be available at San Diego Comic-Con and through the Dork Court webstore. It’s fascinating to see how different worlds collide, from politics to comics, and the unexpected connections that arise. As long as Trump remains embroiled in legal issues, Moss’s involvement in these discussions and his display of the book may continue.
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