Podcasts about chris claremont's x men

Chris Claremont came to Marvel as a young man, and was assigned a book that no one else wanted, a book on the brink of cancellation: X-Men. Over the next 17 years, his work on the title turned it into the biggest franchise in comic book history. Forty years later, his work has been adapted into 10 films, three TV series, countless video games and become a part of our cultural mythology.

PD tells us what could have happened if the Chris Claremont would have stayed writing the X-men comics.

Because he loves Spanish political horror movies, Tim Meyer has returned again this week as we talk THE PLATFORM. But first, we're reviewing The Omen, Damien: The Omen II, Omen III: The Final Conflict, Z, Exorcism at 60,000 Feet, Chris Claremont's X-Men, Children of the Corn V, Children of the Corn 666, Murder Death Koreatown, Contagion, The Exorcist III, House II: The Second Story, and Deceit.

Without Chris Claremont, there is no X-Men. Or, at the very least, the X-Men would hardly be the phenomenon they are today. In this episode, Ryan and Lorraine sit down with the writer to discuss his life and how his pioneering work on X-Men and other stories shaped comics for generations to come.Plus, as always, we bring you the latest Marvel news, including the title reveal and new release date for Venom 2!News - 0:37Chris Claremont Interview - 19:08Community - 56:31

Trish is attempting to survive with two girls home from school this week and a flu that won’t go away.Jeremy is working on a superhero romance for an anthology. He’s going to attempt writing in some steamy scenes even if it makes him blush.This month in Pop-Culture History1940 the radio show The Adventures of Superman first premiered1960 The Justice League first premiered in The Brave and the Bold #28, written by Gardner FoxWayne’s World premiered in theaters in 1992 and became the 8th highest-grossing film of the year, and is the highest-grossing film based off of a skit from SNL (Saturday Night Live)Geek Outs: The Book Club Edition!Trish's Geek Out!This month I read Dreadnought by April DanielsIt’s the story of a Trans girl who comes in contact with the hero Dreadnought in the moments of his death and she receives his powers. Her gender identity has been a secret until Dreadnought’s powers transform her into the ideal version of herself, and she suddenly has the body of a sixteen-year-old female. She is then faced with the responsibility of being a teenager with all the incredible powers of one of the worlds’ most famous heroes, along with the transmisogyny of her father, the unwanted advances of her best friend and discrimination from a terf in the city’s superhero team. This is an incredible coming of age superhero story with some of the usual tropes that don’t feel dusty or worn out. The scenes of discrimination and transmisogyny were hard to read at times because it was so real, you could tell that the author has been there. Ultimately, this is a story about living as your authentic self no matter what and finding fulfillment by doing so. And, it’s just a really good superhero story. I give it five out of five stars. Jeremy's Geek Out!This month I read X-Men: The End by Chris Claremont & Sean ChenThe End is Claremont’s farewell to the franchise and and characters he brought into the limelight. The X-Men have aged and we’re seeing their legacy play out. Bishop and Deathbird’s daughter liberates one of the most iconic characters, Jean Grey. The rise of the Phoenix (a story line originating in Claremont’s Phoenix Saga) forces the Shi’ar to unleash the War Skrulls, who attempt to exterminate the X-Men and nearly succeed. We watch beloved characters sacrifice themselves in moments of emotional heroism. Plot points from the Dark Phoenix Saga, Inferno, and the Mutant Massacre weave together beautifully to give us the closure Marvel denied its fans. It’s a brutal goodbye, while unfilled questions set up in the 80’s and 90’s are finally answered. Ultimately, if this were the final arc for the X-Men, it’d be tough, but I would say it couldn’t have unfolded any other way. I give it five out of five stars.Want to Join our Book & Comic Review for March:  Trish ReviewsBinti, by Nnedi Okorafor. Available on Amazon https://amzn.to/2T21zQFJeremy ReviewsDaredevil: The Man Without Fear by Frank Miller & John Romita Jr. Available on Amazon https://amzn.to/2wSms8B

DOCUMENTARY REVIEW PODCAST Episode 046 For this episode we will be reviewing the following scary docs: HB selected:PRIME, WRITTEN ON WATER and Sturdy selected: PRIME, CHRIS CLAREMONT'S X-MEN TALKS ON DOCS TWITTER TALKS ON DOCS FACEBOOK TALKS ON DOCS YouTube

It's Christmas time, that time of the year when we celebrate a jolly old man with a white beard...that's right, Chris Claremont! On this episode, we're taking a look at director Patrick Meaney's documentary "Chris Claremont's X-Men," now available on Amazon Prime. The doc takes an in-depth look at Claremont's long original run on the X-Men books, honoring his legacy and mourning a business model that evolved beyond him. We share our thoughts on the movie, as well as offer our own takes on Claremont and his undeniable place in X-Men history.  Plus, a look at the crazy roster of the newly announced "Hellions" book, and our usual, trademark, totally-on-topic talk of The Simpsons, Star Wars, and more. facebook.com/daysoffuturepodcast Twitter & Instagram: @dofpodcast

On this episode the the guys discuss the "Chris Claremont's X-Men" documentary.  Mike previews Fallen Angels, LT reviews Misadventures in Money Management, Tom rates the new Harley Quinn cartoon, and Josh goes on a tangent about movies and tv shows that haven't come out yet. Thanks for listening and please consider joining the Longbox Legion at www.patreon.com/thelongboxguys.  You can follow us on Twitter @thelongboxguys, find out where we're going to be doing panels at www.thelongboxguys.com, and watch our videos on YouTube, just search for The Longbox Guys.

The Knives are Out this week but so are the Hobbs and Shaws, a little bit of the Jojo Rabbits, even more of the Anna and the Apocalypses, and possibly way too much of Chris Claremont's X-Men, Matthew Vaughn's X-Men, Ryan's X-Men...

(Recorded November 18, 2019) Episode 157. This week Cecil, Dan, Kova and Spoiler Steve cover all new releases with guest host Nobody Asked You Kevin! and Amanda! 00:01:36 - The Toys That Made Us Season 3, The Mandelorean, Charlie's Angels, Lady and the Tramp, Noelle, Tangled, and Chris Claremont's X-Men!00:55:26 – Ford v Ferrari01:41:54 - Earthquake Bird02:08:11 - Star Wars: Episode IV - A New HopeSend us emails and feedback to sceneitcast@gmail.com.Check out our website sceneitcast.com 

We didn't plan this but its May and our 75th Character Corner just happens to be the start of our Chris Claremont X-Men series and Claremont started his 17 year X-Men run in May 1975. It's like we were meant to do this. This is probably going to be the closest you get to us doing an X-Men comics podcast. We start at the beginning with Claremont's Phoenix saga which really covers 44 issues to truly understand Jean's evolution as the Phoenix. It fleshes out Jean, her relationship/friendship/sisterhood with Ororo (Storm) and her roommate Misty Knight (yeah...Jean was rooming with Misty Knight). We see that Charles Xavier is kinda an asshole, the first appearance of the Shi'ar, how the new X-Men come together as a family and so much more. Having reread this it makes what Fox has done with two attempts at the Dark Phoenix storyline infuriating. The Phoenix saga isn't about how Jean becomes so powerful she loses control. It's about how Jean Grey sacrifices herself to save her family. Twice. She dies and is reborn as the Phoenix out of love to save the X-Men. The path to her becoming the Dark Phoenix is a slow burn of betrayal. But even then, it ends with her gaining control thanks to her family's willingness to sacrifice everything for her and in the end she sacrifices her life again to save the X-Men. It's a masterful story that's been neutered in the movies. Issues: X-Men Giant Size #1 - Not Claremont but this introduces the new team/characters and sets the stage for Claremont's magic There are a couple of ways to read this run and Kriss & Dpalm used two different methods. Dpalm's Reading List (X-Men/Uncanny X-Men #94 - 138) Pre-Phoenix Saga Uncanny X-Men #94 - 100 - Claremont takes over as the writer of the X-Men and starts building towards Jean becoming the Phoenix Uncanny X-Men #94  - First appearance of the Shi'ar Uncanny X-Men #97 - First (official) appearance of Lilandra Phoenix Saga Uncanny X-Men 101 - 108 Proteus Saga Uncanny X-Men #125 - First Appearance of Proteus Uncanny X-Men #127 & #128 Dark Phoenix Saga Uncanny X-Men #129 - 138 129 - First appearances of Hellfire Club (Sebastian Shaw, Emma Frost), Kitty Pryde 132 - First appearance of Harry Leland & Donald Pierce Kriss's Reading List (Classic X-Men 1 - 44) Classic X-Men 1 - 44 tell the same story but also have additional short stories after the main story in each book that are written by Claremont years later that flesh out the characters & story. Examples: Classic X-Men #2 - Jean & Storm's forming their friendship Classic X-Men #3 has the X-Men dealing with/mourning the loss of Thunderbird Classic X-Men #8 - This expands on what actually happened to Jean when she merges with the Phoenix force. It's a deeper explanation of her sacrifice and why the Phoenix bonded with her Classic X-Men #12 - Magneto's Holocaust origins, losing his daughter in a fire and moving the character into a more sympathetic light All of the stories are great and really dig into the characters and are must read Like what you hear? Subscribe so you don't miss an episode!   Follow us on Twitter: @Dpalm66 @InsanityReport @TheMTRNetwork   Our shirts are now on TeePublic:  https://teepublic.com/stores/mtr-network Want more podcast greatness? Sign up for a MTR Premium Account!  

Ed Piskor and Jim Rugg examine Wizard magazine 2, Oct 1991, page by page. Topics include Chris Claremont's X-Men plans and unexpected eXit from X-Men, Ghost Rider, Javier Saltares, Todd McFarlane leaving Spider-Man, X-Force 4 coloring by Brian Murray, questions about Eternity Comics, and more... This episode's contents and external links for later viewing: * Chris Claremont on the Stan Lee VHS series https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8llwQ... *Batman action figure commercials from 1989-1990 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCf3Z... Connect with us: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU0v4IGzj2wK-PmjASkK2Rg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cartoonist.kayfabe Twitter: https://twitter.com/CartoonKayfabe Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cartoonist.Kayfabe Jim's contact info: https://www.instagram.com/jimruggart https://www.twitter.com/jimruggart Ed's Contact info: https://www.instagram.com/ed_piskor https://www.twitter.com/edpiskor

Jessica Dwyer gives her thoughts on Marvel's latest, Black Panther and its importance in today's world. Also in this Marvel special episode she interviews comic book legend Chris Claremont about the new documentary Chris Claremont's X-Men as well as his thoughts on geek world and the relevance of comics and what they have to say about society.

Brindamos por el fin del verano con un cóctel más poderoso que el molotov o la cerveza con fanta: Queer Eye, Darkest Hour y Chris Claremont's X-Men.

**HOSTS:** Dan, Jared, Scott, Shawn **FILM:** Chris Claremont's X-Men documentary, revisiting the Fantastic Four, opinions on Brie Larson's Captain Marvel uniform **TV:** Black Lightning, Fuller House, The Crown, Community, Rick and Morty, Smallville, the unaired Aquaman pilot **COMICS:** Scott Snyder takes over Justice League **WHERE TO FIND US:** Comic Book Pitt is part of the SORGATRON MEDIA NETWORKEMAIL: comicbookpitt@gmail.comCALL: 412-450-0227FACEBOOK: facebook.com/comicbookpittTWITTER: @comicbookpittINSTAGRAM: @comicbookpitt

Tyler and David discuss what they've been watching, including Thelma, The Ritual, Chris Claremont's X-Men, The Work, Shot in the Dark, Black Panther, God's Own Country, Tragedy Girls, Repulsion, Nixon and The Good Place.

This week's episode of The GAR! Podcast, with special guest and friend of the show Dennis Knight, includes discussion of the following: Doctor Strange, Steve Ditko, Dennis Knight at ModestoCon, new technology, gaming and digital comics sales, upgrades, storage space, the uselessness of the Nook, Adam Warlock, Glenn's animated "Guardians of the Galaxy" reviews, women in comics, Saga, Jack Kirby, Terry Szenics, V for Vendetta, comic book conventions, Cross, comic reading dads, tales of the Baltimore Comic Con, Chris Claremont's X-Men, Core, and Wolverine in a hole. The GAR! Podcast is the Glenn Walker and Ray Cornwall weekly podcast where they talk unrehearsed about whatever happens to come to mind. It's an audio-zine for your mind, a nerd exploration of a nerd world, coming to you from the suburbs of New Jersey and the sunny lakes of Florida via Skype. Links: Steam Summer Sale Kirby 100 at Biff Bam Pop! Glenn's "Guardians of the Galaxy" reviews ModestoCon IndyPlanet Pronto Comics Eternal Con Core #1 at IndyPlanet Dennis Knight at Twitter Biff Bam Pop! The Biff Bam Pop! Podcast Network Glenn's Twitter Ray's Twitter The Adventures of Ray The GAR! Podcast on Pinterest The GAR! Podcast on Instagram The GAR! Podcast on Stitcher The GAR! Podcast on Apple Podcasts The GAR! Podcast Group on Facebook The GAR! Podcast Page on Facebook Contact us directly here.  

Wherein we discuss Chris Claremont's X-Men run, Disneyland, the magic of the Disney Imagineers, flash photography on dark rides, Star Tours vs. the official Star Wars canon, racism on Splash Mountain (maybe), the insanity of Captain EO, business vs. fun, April Fools' Day, finally playing the Uncharted series, Yumi's Odd Odyssey, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes, the end of Psych, BioShock Infinite vs. The Last of Us (light spoilers), Seven Samurai, and game reboots. Starring Ryan Scott, Adam Fitch, Justin Haywald, and Ryan Higgins.