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Welcome to the Angry Blerds podcast, Where we talk about all things nerdy that we like! On this episode we talk about Dark Horse Comics being bought by Embracer Group (0:29), Samir tells us about The Northman (1:55), John Wick chapter 4 delayed until 2023 (4:08), Uncharted 2nd trailer thoughts (5:50), Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness trailer (7:56), Batman T.A.S. audio drama coming soon (10:37), Zod and Faora possibly coming back to DCEU and Michael Keaton appearing in Batgirl (13:20), The Matrix Resurrections review (28:49), Jodie Whittaker thinks Lydia West should be the next Doctor Who (40:27), Hawkeye episode 6: "So This Is Christmas?" review (45:29), Spider-Man: No Way Home review (54:25) Follow us on social media! www.instagram.com/angry.blerds.podcast/ www.twitter.com/angry_blerds www.facebook.com/angryblerds www.twitter.com/scarletspyder86 (Burnard's twitter) www.instagram.com/scarletspyder86 (Burnard's IG) www.twitter.com/liquadblade86 (Samir's twitter) www.instagram.com/mugenjin86 (Samir's IG) Check out Gerd Clothing at www.gerdclothing.com and be sure to use the promo code angryblerds21 at checkout to save 10% on your order!

From fat laces to roll neck cardi-jumps and campri ski jackets, we look back on the best, and worst of eighties fashion. In part 1, we cover those early years of Panther footie boots and extra nylon Batman T-shirts, find out what was our holy grail sweatshirt, plus loads more... Old Skool Movements - The podcast that discusses everything retro, including entertainment, music, film, TV, fashion & food. Join our hosts as they take you on a nostalgic trip back in time and reminisce about times gone by, but not forgotten. Coordinates are set, strap yourself in, HIT PLAY and take this memory time machine on a hyperdrive journey through a vortex of eighties nostalgia. Remember to join in with your memories. SUBSCRIBE, LIKE and leave us a REVIEW, but most importantly remember to tell ya' friends to listen… “go on, pass it on!” "If its old skool, we're on it!

#18 In this episode we talk about Batman T.A.S. Gotham City Under Siege. Dereck and Jonathan discuss the game and the story of batman: comics, movies and games. They also talk about recently played games.

Day 12: We try to make more accurate donkeys in Nativity displays catch on like a certain elf on a certain shelf by revisiting the 1977 Rankin/Bass special, “Nestor the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey.” On This Episode Mike Westfall (@fallwestmike), slave-driving stable owner who sounds like he belongs on Pirates of the Caribbean. Lindy Kempe (@ieatvideogames, animal-inspiring and video game-eating cherub. Brandon Medley (@brandmed), Santa’s favorite snow plow puller from Blessed are the Geek. Topics and Tangents Roger Miller performing “Do Wacka Do” in 1966 with another guitarist, “Stubbs,” who’s wearing a Batman T-shirt. Roger Miller’s “Whistle Stop” intro to Disney’s “Robin Hood” is secretly the Hamster Dance. Tilly’s ascension back to heaven is strikingly similar to Poochie’s exit from “The Itchy and Scratchy Show.” Mary has “the Glow” from “The Last Dragon.” Annalee Santa dolls. Previous Episodes of This Podcast Mentioned Season 1, Episode 1: Frosty the Snowman Season 1, Bonus 1: The First Easter Rabbit Season 2, Episode 5: The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus You can visit the Advent Calendar House on the web at adventcalendar.house, on Twitter @adventcalhouse, and on the Christmas Podcast Network.

On the 19th Episode of Pop Culture Meltdown its finger licking good! hosted by Chris Libertini with Lou on vacation. Talking Instagram playgrounds, Matt Smith as a young Emperor Palpatine in Ep.9, happy Stranger Things day, and the theme song for Batman T

I revisit the first graphic novel I read, "The Untold Legend of the Batman" as well as Len Wein's other later Batman work including Batman meets Grizzly Adams (sort of).Affiliate link included.Transcript below:Graham: We take a look at the first graphic novel I ever read and a few more of Len Wein's Batman tales as we conclude our look at Tales of the Batman: Len Wein. Straight ahead.[Into Music]Announcer:Welcome to the Classy Comics podcast where we search for the best comics in the universe. From Boise Idaho, here is your host Adam Graham. Graham:Concurrently with Wein's run on Batman the last three months, there was a mini-series released called Untold Legends of the Batman. It was actually only the second mini-series that D.C. Comics had created. The first was 1979's mini-series, World of Krypton. This Untold Legends of the Batman, kind of serve to really cement what Batman's origin story had been because there has been a lot of conflicting tales, imaginary tales. There was information in various books and this becomes kind of a definitive Batman origin story which takes existing information on what had happened with Batman and also goes ahead and adds in a new information, new little spins and touches on Batman's origin story and right there, Untold Legends of the Batman became the definitive Batman origin story for about six years until Crisis on Infinite Earths but for a while it was and it's actually a pretty good story. It was the first graphic novel that I ever picked up. I got it from a thrift store, must have done it was because the edition I read was from 1982 and it was published in a pocket paperback format in black and white. When I read it, I liked it but I was a bit confused because the only Batman I had ever experienced was the 1960's Batman T.V. series with Adam West. So, this seemed kind of rough edged. Reading it as an adult, it's not really that problematic. Batman is rough-edged, but there's a reason for that that's revealed as the story goes on. Of course, Batman's origin story isn't told directly. It's actually told through a framing device that there had been some strange attacks on Batman. His father's Batman costume, his father was the first Batman in this origin story, wearing it as a costume for a party, it's destroyed and there are other strange goings on leading up to the destruction of the Bat-mobile at the end of Issue 2 and the story follows Batman as he tries to find who's behind this and keeps running into moments where people are recalling parts of his origin, of his relationship with Robin and Commissioner Gordon and I think that this is actually a really solid origin story. It's a shame that it was wiped from continuity but it's still a good read for fans who want to have a handle on the way Batman was pre-crisis or just want to read a really good Batman story. This holds up and is as good if not better than when I remember reading it is a kid.As a recent writer on Batman, Wein wrote a backup story for Detective Comics #500, which much like the Action Comics #1000 that we reviewed a few weeks ago, was a baby anniversary issue with a lot of stories. Wein got a two-page story where he decided to tell the classic, it was a dark and stormy night tale in the narration with the pictures telling a Batman story. It was one of those things OK. It's not the greatest thing in the world but I guess it's an interesting little story.Then we have a guest story from Action Comics [Detective Comics] #514, Haven, in which Batman is chasing the gangster Maxie Zeus, who thinks he's a greek god through some tough terrain on winter road and both Zeus and the Bat-mobile crash and Batman is rescued by a bearded mountain man who is friends with the animals. Reading the story, this character Haven,

Mark Standriff sits in another hour for the ailing Mark Larson. guest this hour - Ron Nehring (former state chair of CA. GOP) -Fox has gained rights to Batman T.V. characters and plans to make a show! -SMART restaurants and minimum wage -There's been a shooting at a movie theatre over...texting and thrown popcorn? -Ron Nehring joins Standriff to talk a middle of the road state budget by Governor Brown...AND why it's not all that great! Larson. Standriff. Mark themed. Now.

When Batman defied expectations to become the top grossing film of 1989 interest in all things Batman exploded. Batman T-shirts were everywhere, and even the 60s television series enjoyed a revival on syndication. But while comics, toys, and TV coasted on Batman 's success, what everyone really wanted was a sequel and so in 1992 director Tim Burton reteamed with star Michael Keaton to bring the next installment in their Bat-franchise--Batman Returns! With Batman facing double the trouble with a duo of evildoers, will Jakob, Arnie, and Stuart enjoy it twice as much? Listen to find out!

When Batman defied expectations to become the top grossing film of 1989 interest in all things Batman exploded. Batman T-shirts were everywhere, and even the 60s television series enjoyed a revival on syndication. But while comics, toys, and TV coasted on Batman 's success, what everyone really wanted was a sequel and so in 1992 director Tim Burton reteamed with star Michael Keaton to bring the next installment in their Bat-franchise--Batman Returns! With Batman facing double the trouble with a duo of evildoers, will Jakob, Arnie, and Stuart enjoy it twice as much? Listen to find out!

When Batman defied expectations to become the top grossing film of 1989 interest in all things Batman exploded. Batman T-shirts were everywhere, and even the 60s television series enjoyed a revival on syndication. But while comics, toys, and TV coasted on Batman 's success, what everyone really wanted was a sequel and so in 1992 director Tim Burton reteamed with star Michael Keaton to bring the next installment in their Bat-franchise--Batman Returns! With Batman facing double the trouble with a duo of evildoers, will Jakob, Arnie, and Stuart enjoy it twice as much? Listen to find out!

When Batman defied expectations to become the top grossing film of 1989 interest in all things Batman exploded. Batman T-shirts were everywhere, and even the 60s television series enjoyed a revival on syndication. But while comics, toys, and TV coasted on Batman 's success, what everyone really wanted was a sequel and so in 1992 director Tim Burton reteamed with star Michael Keaton to bring the next installment in their Bat-franchise--Batman Returns! With Batman facing double the trouble with a duo of evildoers, will Jakob, Arnie, and Stuart enjoy it twice as much? Listen to find out!

When Batman defied expectations to become the top grossing film of 1989 interest in all things Batman exploded. Batman T-shirts were everywhere, and even the 60s television series enjoyed a revival on syndication. But while comics, toys, and TV coasted on Batman 's success, what everyone really wanted was a sequel and so in 1992 director Tim Burton reteamed with star Michael Keaton to bring the next installment in their Bat-franchise--Batman Returns! With Batman facing double the trouble with a duo of evildoers, will Jakob, Arnie, and Stuart enjoy it twice as much? Listen to find out!