Podcasts about dc's wonder woman

Join us for a discussion of DC's Wonder Woman (2017) starring Gal Godot. Spoilers for the other DC movies and a content warning for war and scenes of violence. It also took us a good three minutes to get the movie started. You would like to give us your money at patreon.com/kjjcast (imagine Kilgrave AKA The Purple Man is saying this to you) Email us at kjjcast@gmail.com Hit us up on Twitter and Instagram @kjjcast Jeff: Twitter and Instagram @TheTamaranean Mignonne’s Bunnies: Instagram @mulderbun

On this week's episode of Geek Force the squad forms to breakdown every last detail of the second to last episode of HBO's series Watchmen. We also dive into the release of the latest trailers from Marvel's Black Widow, Disney's Mulan, DC's Wonder Woman, James Bond and Amazon's The Boys.

Does Marvel finally have a female superhero that can go toe-to-toe with DC's Wonder Woman?

Captain Marvel is the first female led film from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), so people are genuinely excited in both positive and negative ways. Drew and Chella discuss the film and establish how much space cat is too much space cat.  Where does Captain Marvel sit among the rest of the MCU? And is it a patch on DC's Wonder Woman?  All these questions answered in one burning hot episode of Argue the Toss.

We're back to wrap up our two-part Captain Marvel series with two of the most powerful characters in the Marvel Universe: Monica Rambeau and Carol Danvers. These are not only some of the most power female characters in the Marvel stable but two of the most powerful characters ever. We start first with Monica Rambeau, the first black female character to become a member of the Avengers. While Monica has never really had her own on-going solo series, she played a significant role on the Avengers in the 80's (even becoming Chairwoman of the group). Then we move onto the life of Carol Danvers. With the launch of Ms. Marvel in 1977, Carol not only gets super powers  but becomes Marvel's feminist icon answer to DC's Wonder Woman. Unfortunately an extremely poor decision to have Carol raped (even though the book is written as if she's not) really sets the character back. Chris Claremont takes Carol back and brings her into his X-Men book which starts Carol on her long, slow return to prominence and eventually taking the tile of Captain Marvel. Coming next month, the original Captain Marvel from Fawcett/DC: Shazam! Issues: Monica Rambeau Captain Marvel: Monica Rambeau (Contains the following) The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #16 - First Appearance Avengers #227 - Joins the Avengers as an Avenger in Training Avengers #279 - Nominated and Accepts being Chairwoman of the Avengers Marvel Team-Up #142 - 143 Captain Marvel (1989) #1 Captain Marvel (1994) #1 Avengers Unplugged #5 Solo Avengers #2 Marvel Fanfare #42 & #57 Avengers #293 - Loses Powers Nextwave Agents of H.A.T.E. Mighty Avengers Al Ewings Ulimates & Ultimates 2 Ultimates: Omniversal Vol 1 (Issues 1 - 6) Ultimates: Omniversal Vol 2: Civil War II Ultimates 2 Vol 1: Troubleshooters Ultimates 2 Vol 2: Eternity War Black Panther Carol Danvers Marvel Super Heroes #13 - First Appearance of Carol Danvers Captain Marvel #18 - Carol injured by the Pysche Magnitron Ms Marvel (1977) #1 - First Appearance of Carol Danvers as Ms Marvel & with powers The Avengers #200 - The Rape of Carol Danvers Read: http://www.carolastrickland.com/comics/msmarvel/index.html Avengers Annual #10 - First Appearance of Rogue. Rogue takes Carol's powers & memories Uncanny X-Men #164 - First appearance of Carol as Binary Avengers Vol 3 (2001) Rejoins Avengers #4 Live Kree or Die (Carol's alcoholism gets her kicked out of the Avengers) Iron Man Vol 3 #7 Captain America Vol 3 #8 Quicksilver #10 Avengers Vol 3 #7 ( The Court Martial of Carol Danvers) Kang Dynasty Brian Reed's Ms Marvel Run Carol Danvers: The Ms Marvel Years Vol 1 Carol Danvers: The Ms Marvel Years Vol 2 Carol Danvers: The Ms Marvel Years Vol 3 Kelly Sue Deconnick's Run Captain Marvel Vol 1: In Pursuit of Flight Captain Marvel Vol 2 Down Avengers The Enemy Within Captain Marvel Volume 1: Higher Further Faster More Captain Marvel Volume 2: Stay Fly Captain Marvel Volume 3: Alis Volat Propriis Captain Marvel & the Carol Corps (Secret Wars book) Captain Marvel Volume 1 Rise of Alpha Flight Al Ewings Ulimates & Ultimates 2 (See links under Monica) Captain Marvel: Civil War 2 The Mighty Captain Marvel Volume 1 Volume 2: Band of Sisters Volume 3: Dark Origins The Life of Captain Marvel Like what you hear? Subscribe so you don't miss an episode!   Follow us on Twitter: @Dpalm66 @InsanityReport @TheMTRNetwork Want more podcast greatness? Sign up for a MTR Premium Account!  

Anthony and Andrew offer their belated story-related thoughts on Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and DC's Wonder Woman.

In which Thom Bowers and Travis J Coleman marvel (heh) at the triumph of DC's Wonder Woman, ponder parent-less protagonists, list obsolete franchises, bid farewell to Sir Roger Moore, find a new use for Ronny Jordan's "The Jackal", and so much more, amidst a hearty round of Watch Purging.  superenthusiastradio@gmail.com Superenthusiast Radio on FacebookSubscribe via iTunes THOM's LIST: Agents Of SHIELD Season 4, Better Call Saul Season 3, Fargo Season 3, Archer: Dreamland, BoJack Horseman Season 3, Doctor Who Season 10, Nashville Season 5, The Girlfriend's Guide To Divorce Seasons 1-2, The Terminal, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, 24 Hour Party People, The Dirty Dozen, To Have Or Have Not, Wonder Woman TRAV's LIST: Wonder Woman, Baywatch, Alien Covenant, Pirates Of The Caribbean 5, Their Finest, The Informant, King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword

We take some time to play catch-up on Themyscira with our review of DC's Wonder Woman, as well as some awesome updates, announcements, and future podcasting plans. All of this, a few tangents, and MUCH more on your favorite, EPIC podcast! Epic Briefs Podcast info: Soundcloud.com/epic-briefs-podcast iTunes: Epic Briefs Podcast Instagram.com/epicbriefspodcast Facebook.com/epicbriefspodcast Twitter @epicbriefspdcst YouTube: Epic Briefs Podcast Email: epicbriefspodcast@gmail

Did DC finally make a good movie?! Find out as we discuss DC's Wonder Woman and what it means for the future of the DCEU. (Spoilers start at 10:37)Join the conversation on Twitter: @MACandGUpodcast

On this episode we review DC's Wonder Woman and rewatch Paul Thomas Anderson's classic Boogie Nights. We also have a discussion of the films we refuse to watch, and name our favourite Matt Damon performances. We round off the show with listener questions, a huge prize giveaway, our recommendations of the week, and the final round of our game: Whose Tagline Is It Anyway? 00:00 Intro 05:12 Top 3 movies you refuse to watch 38:51 Review - Wonder Woman 55:47 Prize giveaway 01:00:47 Movie Mass Debate #22 - Matt Damon 01:13:39 Rewatch - Boogie Nights 01:39:13 Whose Tagline Is It Anyway? 01:50:57 Listener questions 02:06:09 Outro

In episode 152, Peter is joined by Hannah of the Film Roast Podcast for an instant review of DC's WONDER WOMAN! Included is a non-spoiler section and a spoiler section. Outro music: Sia - To Be Human (ft Labrinth)

With Steve out on medical (send him good vibes at @dead_anchoress!!!), the gang is joined by Professor Carolyn Cocca to take their weekly deep dive into the world of comics!!! From the final finale epilogue conclusion to Civil War II in "THE OATH" to the several tie-ins/spin-offs to DC's Wonder Woman franchise to new issues of Hulk and Saga, last week was one heck of a week for comics. Topics this week include politics in comics, satirical cannibalism, Riverdale, and obscure Star Wars/Wonder Woman characters. Check it!!! #READCOMICS

Along his way to covering DC Comics' special issue released to commemorate the Amazing Amazon's three-quarters of a century in action, Diabolu Frank lost his way and stumbled into so many outtakes from the 75 Birthdays-- The Secret Origins of Wonder Woman episode recording sessions that it became a second special its own self.R.S.V.P. AttendeesRyan Daly from Power of Fishnets, Give Me Those Star Wars, Midnight…The Podcasting Hour, & Batman KnightcastDr. Anj from Supergirl Comic Box CommentaryRuth & Darren Sutherland from RaD Network podcasts Trekker Talk, Xenozoic Xenophiles, & Warlord WorldsMatthew from Radio Free Themyscira: A Wonder Woman PodcastAngela from Wonder Woman: Warrior for Peace PodcastWe don't have a Magic Sphere, so if you want to communicate with us about the podcast...Tweet host Diabolu Frank directly, or commune with @rolledspine as a group.Email DiaboluIf the main Diana Prince as the New Wonder Woman blog isn't your thing, try the umbrella Rolled Spine Podcasts.

On this episode of Word Balloon, legendary artist Neal Adams is back to discuss many issues of the current comic book scene. From finding a neutral way to help Gary Friedrich's financial situation, without taking sides in the Disney-Friedrich-Ghost Rider lawsuit, to DC and Marvel's new place in their corporate parents business.Neal talks about the recent Comic Book films based on DC Marvel and Dark Horse properties, and asks why wasn't John Stewart in the Green Lantern movie, given his prominent place on TV's Justice League series, which had a built in audience of millions?You'll also hear a good dose of comic book history. From Neal's point of view of the Pinoy artist invasion of the 1970's with guys like Tony De Zuniga and Alfredo Alcala, plus other Adams peers like John Buscema, and Gene Colan.We discuss Batman Odyssey and Neal's Dark Horse Presents serial Blood. Plus some current and future projects including hints at a new Marvel project. We wrap up with an interesting look at how the idea of the motion comic has evolved into Neal's work in animatics for the motion picture industry.Then Tony Akins talks about joining the creative team on DC's Wonder Woman sharing alternate art chores with Cliff Chaing. Tony and WW writer Brian Azzarello are longtime Chicago Comic creator pals, going back to the days of companies like Now comics and Comico, and they've been trying to work together on various Vertigo projects for years. The former Jack Of Fables artist admits he's not a big super hero fan these days, but this warrior versus horror villains take on WW intrigued Tony enough to take himself out of the running for some other big ticket books.Being a working vet of the Chicago Comics scene for over 20 years, Tony talks about the old days of Chicago's thriving comic book publishing scene in the 80'sand 90's, and looks ahead to his pending move to Seattle later this year.