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Every other week, we focus on a Marvel series that sits partially or entirely outside of mainstream Marvel continuity. The first episode of every new series that we cover is available on the public feed. The rest of the episodes are exclusive to our Patreon supporters.Not a Patron yet? Support us at patreon.com/marvelbythemonth for just $5 a month to get instant access to our bonus feed of over 160 extended and exclusive episodes! Stories Covered in this Episode: "The Mutant Slayers!" - Amazing Adventures #21, written by Don McGregor, art by Herb Trimpe and Yolande Pijcke, letters by Artie Simek, colors by Petra Goldberg, edited by Roy Thomas, ©1973 Marvel Comics"Washington Nightmare!" - Amazing Adventures #22, written by Don McGregor, art by Herb Trimpe and Frank Chiaramonte, letters by Charlotte Jetter, colors by Linda Lessmann, edited by Roy Thomas, ©1973 Marvel Comics"The Legend Assassins!" - Amazing Adventures #23, written by Don McGregor, art by Herb Trimpe and Frank Chiaramonte, letters by John Costanza, colors by Petra Goldberg, edited by Roy Thomas, ©1973 Marvel Comics "MARTIAN by the Month" theme written and performed by Robb Milne. All incidental music by Robb Milne.Visit us on the internet (and buy some stuff) at marvelbythemonth.com, follow us on Bluesky at @marvelbythemonth.com and Instagram (for now) at @marvelbythemonth, and support us on Patreon at patreon.com/marvelbythemonth.Much of our historical context information comes from Wikipedia. Please join us in supporting them at wikimediafoundation.org. And many thanks to Mike's Amazing World of Comics, an invaluable resource for release dates and issue information. (RIP Mike.)
Every other week, we'll be focusing on a Marvel series that sits partially or entirely outside of mainstream Marvel continuity. The first episode of every new series that we cover will be available on the public feed. The rest of the episodes will be exclusive to our Patreon supporters.Not a Patron yet? Support us at patreon.com/marvelbythemonth for just $5 a month to get instant access to our bonus feed of over 160 extended and exclusive episodes! Stories Covered in this Episode: "The War of the Worlds!" - Amazing Adventures #18, written by Gerry Conway, art by Neal Adams, Howard Chaykin, and Frank Chiaramonte, letters by John Costanza, colors by Petra Goldberg, edited by Roy Thomas, ©1973 Marvel Comics"The Sirens of 7th Ave" - Amazing Adventures #19, written by Gerry Conway, art by Howard Chaykin and Frank McLaughlin, letters by John Costanza, colors by Petra Goldberg, edited by Roy Thomas, ©1973 Marvel Comics"The Warlord Strikes!" - Amazing Adventures #20, written by Marv Wolfman, art by Herb Trimpe and Frank Giacoia, letters by John Costanza, colors by Glynis Wein, edited by Roy Thomas, ©1973 Marvel Comics "Marvel by the Month" theme v. 4 written and performed by Robb Milne. All incidental music by Robb Milne.Visit us on the internet (and buy some stuff) at marvelbythemonth.com, follow us on Bluesky at @marvelbythemonth.com and Instagram (for now) at @marvelbythemonth, and support us on Patreon at patreon.com/marvelbythemonth.Much of our historical context information comes from Wikipedia. Please join us in supporting them at wikimediafoundation.org. And many thanks to Mike's Amazing World of Comics, an invaluable resource for release dates and issue information. (RIP Mike.)
This week Matt Strott (Prawn: The Jumbo Shrimp) joins the ACP crew to discuss to be their own personal Golden Age of Comics. The issues, series, moments and creators in comics that crafted us and our reading habits, and a glorious look back at comics that make you smile (an exercise you should all do). Plus there's some great indie recommendations, advice and humour to start your comics week with a smile. Great stuff to check out this week - Matt Strott, Prawn: The Jumbo Shrimp, The Far Side, Calvin and Hobbes, Andy Capp, X-men, Marvel Comics, The New Teen Titans, The Death of Superman, GI Joe, Larry Hama, Eagle Comics, Battle, 2000AD, The Punisher, Jack Kirby, Groo the Wanderer, Usagi Yojimbo, Stan Sakai, Todd McFarlane, Spider-Man, Jason Pearson, Body Bags, Savage Dragon: Blood and Guts, Killraven, Micronauts, Glass City, Boxes, Drink and Draw, Brian Talbot, Steamroller Man, Lawless Comic Con 2024, Zoop, Kill All Monsters, Browner Knowle, Paul Ashley Browne, Superman: The Man of Tomorrow, She's Running on Fumes, Dennis Hopeless, John Callahan, Don't Worry He Won't Get Far on Foot, Do Not Disturb,
Episode 60 - Black Panther - The Story Thus Far This week we are going far back in Marvel history to take a look at the first appearance of the Black Panther, stopping for a bit in the 70s to see the arrival of Killmonger, and then finishing up with a look at Black Panther vol 3 from the late 90s. This Week In Comics Tom King and Peter Gross Team Up with BOOM! Studios for Animal Pound https://www.cbr.com/animal-pound-tom-king-peter-gross-boom-studios/ New on Marvel Unlimited this Week https://www.marvel.com/comics/calendar/week/2023-08-27 Recommendation: WHY WAKANDA MATTERS by Dr. Sheena C. Howard https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/692340/why-wakanda-matters-by-sheena-c-howard-phd/ This Week's Stack Fantastic Four #52 Jungle Action #6 Black Panther Vol 3 #1-12 (but mostly 9-12) Creator Profile: Christopher Priest 2 Minute Recap and Discussion Topics Fantastic Four #52 (and #53) The Panther starts out as a bad guy? Ben is really, really awful in these books. Sort of the designated racist of the FF. Duane learned a bit about Maximus, Medusa, Crystal and met Gorgon and Karnak for the first time The person without super powers – Wyatt Wingfoot – saves the day by freeing Johnny Storm and by extension the rest of the FF. Jungle Action #6 (and #7) Killmonger is angry from the start T'Challa is shown to be trapped between duties to two worlds There's a really cool page of maps - the Land of Wakanda and Central Wakanda included as the last page of this book McGregor and artist P. Craig Russell were behind the first interracial romantic kiss in mainstream comics, which happened in a 1975 Killraven story. Black Panther Vol 3 #1-12 Part of the Marvel Knights imprint. Somewhat confusing Storytelling in that the entire story is being told by Everett Ross to his boss (and partner Nikki – office of the chief of protocol) Some fantastic things happen across 12 books, Go to hell with Memphisto, get captured by Kraven the Hunter, Dealing with the White Wolf – a sorta half brother, saves an ex from death – Monica Lynne, has a run-in with the Avengers and defeats a guy trying to take over Wakanda while he's away. Oh and save his step-mother. Does seem like there was some additional context in books outside Black Panther – Captain America specifically? Apparently there's not. Art style is really interesting in this series. Especially given everything that happened. Really cool seeing the Avengers Incident issue (book #8) is drawn old school for the first 6 pages. Final Thoughts Correspondence A note about last week's episode What's Next Black Panther from 2018. Signoff Questions or comments We'd love to hear from you! Email us at questions@comicsovertime.com or find us on Twitter @comicsoftime. ------------------ Music Intro and Outro created by Lesfm.
En nuestra nonagésima primera entrega abordamos unos de los tema clásicos de la C-F: las invasiones extraterrestres. Pero como en su momento ya hablamos de las "invasiones silenciosas" ahora toca hablar de las "invasiones ruidosas", las que atacan a nuestro mundo de frente y con toda la artillería; y para ello es proponemos la siguiente selección de obras que van de lo literario a lo audiovisual: - Introducción. (0:04) - La novela "Y Mañana Serán Clones" de John Varley. (0:27) - Los cómics de "Killraven". (01:10) - La serie de TV "V". (02:21) - El cómic "Slash Maraud" (02:52) - La novela "La Fragua de Dios" de Greg Bear (03:11) - La película "Independence Day". (04:21) - Comentarios de los oyentes y despedida. (04:59) De música de fondo tiramos de este mix: https://youtu.be/f_P8GZpbJGU. Abrimos con la sintonía de "V" y cerramos con "Flying Saucer's Attack" de los Rezillos. La sintonía, como es habitual, es el tema "Spectre Detector" de los Tiki Tones. Síguenos y contacta con nosotros a través de Facebook en https://www.facebook.com/retronautas, en Twitter en @losretronautas, o escríbenos a nuestro correo electrónico: losretronautas@gmx.com Si te ha gustado este programa y quieres invitarnos a un café, puedes hacerlo a través de: https://ko-fi.com/retronautas Y si estás comprometido con la C-F viejuna puedes unirte a la infantería móvil retronaútica en: https://www.patreon.com/losretronautas o aquí mismo, en Ivoox. Como patrocinador, serás informado de nuestros planes de vuelo, y tendrás acceso anticipado a los podcast "Micronautas". Saludos desde los días del futuro pasado.
P. Craig Russell deserves all the awards. Even with a more than a handful of Harveys, Eisners, and Inkpots to his name, he probably could be nominated every year and no one would blink an eye. From his very first Amazing Adventures run to the Killraven graphic novel; from inking Batman over Michael Golden and Jim Starlin pencils to the sword and sorcery Elric stories; from his acclaimed Night Music adaptations to his Sandman work; Craig never fails to delight and impress. If you know anything about opera, you know how impossible it seems to adapt Richard Wagner's Ring Cycle. But Craig did it with an award-winning a 14-issue comic series. He's one of the best, folks, so kick back, listen up, and enjoy the tales! _____________________________________________Check out a video version of this episode on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/dollarbinbandits.If you liked this podcast, please rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts. And tell your friends!Looking for more ways to express your undying DBB love and devotion? Email us at dollarbinbandits@gmail.com. Follow us @dollarbinbandits on Facebook and Instagram, and @DBBandits on Twitter.
Marvel & DC have a long history with shirtless warriors, Killraven, Kamandi, Tor, Claw, Ka-Zar among the many who have struggled to stay relevant! Towering talents such as Neal Adams, Joe Kubert, Jack Kirby, John Buscema and more have contributed, trying to break the trend, with decidedly mixed results! The Struggle Is Real!! Plus - an update on the comic book marketplace!
Difficile en France de réaliser le rôle historique que peut tenir le comic-strip dans l'histoire des comics. Et pourtant, parmi ces publications de fin d'année, White Boy se démarque sur de nombreux points. Mieux encore, elle se hisse parmi les publications les plus osées et les plus qualitatives ! Mais ça, Balmung vous expliquera. Killraven : Barbare en constante évolution Autre superbe découverte parmi ces dernières semaines, Killraven. Publication mystérieuse, curiosité des années 70, Panini Comics fait l'étrange (mais bon) choix de publier le titre principal de ce personnage du passé, sans forme d'intégrale. Batman : La Guerre du vide On reviendra également sur un titre plus moderne avec l'actualité du Batverse. Shadow War s'intègre dans le petit run de Williamson sur Robin, Batman et Deathstroke Inc. Une combinaison peut-être attirante sur le papier, mais dont le résultat laisse notre Knightwing très mitigé. ComicsPick est à retrouver sur les réseaux sociaux : Facebook Twitter Instagram Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Episode 108. James B and Eddie discuss three issues of Marvel Team Up and Annual 10. This sounds like a disaster. Will it be? Can the Thing swim or is he too heavy? Is J.Jonah Jameson trying to create a new Superhero? Does anyone know the names of the villains in the first two books covered in this episode? For all these answers, listen and find out! (00:57) From May of 1976 Marvel Team-Up 45 featuring Spider-man and Killraven in “Future-Shock!” Written by Bill Mantlo, Art Sal Buscema and Mike Eposito (02:38) From June of 1976 Marvel Team-Up 46 featuring Spider-man and Deathlok “Am I now or Have I ever Been?” Written by Bill Mantlo, Art Sal Buscema and Mike Eposito (06:20) From July of 1976 Marvel Two In One 17 featuring Spider-man and The Thing in “This City – Afire” Written by Bill Mantlo, Art Sal Buscema and Mike Eposito (08:12) From July of 1976 Marvel Team-Up 47 Featuring Spider-man and The Thing in “I have to Fight the Basilisk!” Written by Bill Mantlo, Art Ron Wilson, ink by Dan Adkins (12:01) From 1976 The Amazing Spider-man in King-Size Annual 10 written by Bill Mantlo, Art Gil Kane, Ink by Giacoia and Esposito (22:46) A return sponsor offers a year long subscription Theme Music by Jeff Kenniston, Sponsor Bassline by Eddie “Killlock” Deathraven. Basil Elk's Hair and Makeup by Irving Forbush. This Episode Edited by James B with assistance from some kids with laser cubes. Most Sound effects and music generously provided royalty free by www.fesliyanstudios.com except for any of the following if used: Roars, Meows, Pouring Water, Wolf Sounds, Door Entering, Cough, Web Thwips and Tea Kettle by https://www.zapsplat.com/ Phone and Ambulance by freesoundslibrary, Record Scratch and Jet Take Off by Sound Effects Factory, Sexy Music by BenSound, Goblin Glider by Hollywood Edge, Gameshow music by Misc with permission, and and Eddie's laugh by Eddie. Check out all the episodes on letsreadspiderman.podbean.com or wherever you get your podcasts! Find the podcasts on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoKSfjDVKvj5C5lkjQvUByA/?sub_confirmation=1 and proudly be one of our first subscribers. Stay Tuned for our next Let's Read Spider-Man episode where Eddie is supposed to be trying his hand at editing….
Day 3 of San Diego Comic Con 2022! This was the best day yet as Morbius co-writer Burke Sharpless talks to us about some other 70s Marvel comics like Killraven, Bloodstone and what happens sometimes when you try adapting them into a studio film! Longtime friend Yehudio Mercado has been through some recent controversy with his What If? Miles Morales book so we try to clear the air on that and also tell you about his brand new 'Chunky Goes To Camp'! And I crash MatMania hosts and rappers MegaRan and Teek Hall's signing to discuss Vince McMahon's sudden WWE retirement! You can also subscribe to the Geekscape podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3BVrnkW Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3H27uMH Subscribe to Geekscape on Apple Podcasts! Follow Jonathan on Twitter and Instagram!Join the Geekscape Forever Facebook Group!Visit Geekscape.net for more Geekscape goodness! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
THE BEGINNING OF THE END After a very important announcement regarding the podcast, Christopher Golden and Brian Keene recount Spider-Man's first encounter with Killraven in the post-apocalyptic Marvel Universe, from Marvel Team-Up issue 45.
It's the final Slaydown! Jack and Geoff have come to the end of 70's Marvel UK POTA mag's ill-advised attempt to graft an Apes narrative onto unrelated material, as the Apeslayer visits Yankee Stadium for his final adventure! The two marvel for the last time ever at an ape-faced crab monstrosity, a scantily-clad molecular biologist with a heart of gold, and the surprisingly-humiliating defeat of the title's best ape villain. Farewell Apeslayer; we hardly knew ye!
Alex Grand and Jim Thompson interview comic writer Don McGregor, in a second parter on his road to Black Panther, discussing how he moved from Warren Magazines to Marvel in the early 1970s, his first writing job with Gardner Fox, Amazing Adventures with Killraven with P. Craig Russell, his Black Panther run with Rich Buckler, Gil Kane, Billy Graham and his sincere fondness for Gene Colan. Images used in artwork ©Their Respective Copyright holders, CBH Podcast ©Comic Book Historians. Thumbnail Artwork ©Comic Book Historians.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/comicbookhistorians)
Mike (Equelizers podcast) joins Jessie in discussing a man that had issues with Martians. The host is Jessie who is on Creepy Critters, Over Innsmouth, and into the Rewatch donate to https://www.patreon.com/alphabetflight Tweet at me on @Alphabetflight
Evan, Michael, Pax, and Rob reconvene to talk about what they've been reading, watching, and thinking about. As always with the After Dinner Lounge, the conversation meanders, but topics begin with: Books like Carthage Must be Destroyed: The Rise and Fall of an Ancient Mediterranean Civilization by Richard Miles, Redwall by Brian Jacques, the Horatio Hornblower series by CS Forester, The Tournament by Matthew Reilly, and Storykiller by Kelly Thompson. Comics like The Eternals by Jack Kirby and Marvel's Killraven series. Movies like Mank, the Schwarzenegger Conan series, and Legendary Pictures' Godzilla and Kong MonsterVerse. TV shows like Ted Lasso. And real talk about Heist Stories, Separating Art from Artist, the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Truffles.
Today we're covering a crossover between the Defenders and the Guardians of the Galaxy. This episode is about the Badoon who are extraterrestrial Bad-Dudes from our first Guardians of the Galaxy Coverage back in Episode 14. We’ve got a Time Travel Team-Up for you that goes into excruciating detail about how terrible the Badoon are! Dramatis Personae: Protagonists Defenders -Dr. Strange - Stephen Strange -Hulk - Bruce Banner -Nighthawk - Kyle Richmond -Valkyrie -Aragorn Guardians of the Galaxy -Vance Astro - Vance Astrovik -Charlie-27 -Martinex -Yondu - Yondu Udonta -Starhawk Jack Norriss Antagonists Eelar - YESSSS!!!!!!! Brotherhood of the Badoon Zoms Hard to Judge but… Good Grief Sisterhood of the Badoon -Queen Tolaria Giant Size Defenders (1972) 5 “Eelar Moves in Mysterious Ways Hulk is a whole mood in these issues and I love it. I don’t normally enjoy Hulk so much but Steve Gerber has a really fun voice for him throughout Why… why are the Defenders fighting… fish? Hulk doesn’t know, but he’ll do it! Eelar is kinda rad looking, actually These goons straight up shank someone in the beginning of this issue, and that’s surprising Charlie-27 sure is a slab-o-beef Going into this, my prediction is that Nighthawk is Starhawk I actually really like that the spaceship falling from the sky isn’t hidden from anyone. All the time in these stories they act like no one notices these things, but in this issue everyone notices, is kinda alarmed, then goes about with life as usual… which seems way more realistic to me Dude! Is it ever explained why the fish are involved? This kid… I feel bad for him and want Valkyrie to punch his dad in the stomach real good once I like this Vance Astro costume a lot Gerry Conway’s art in this is quite dynamic Hulk Punch Fire, not Fish… I’m crying! Getting the band back together to Mess Eelar Up! Oh boy, this kid is gonna cause trouble Defenders (1972) 26 - “Savage Time” So, I gotta talk about this Valkyrie/Jack Norriss situation for a moment. There’s certainly backstory I’m missing but I feel terribly for everyone involved here. It honestly ripped me up reading this whole saga. I can’t imagine coming home one day and my wife legit didn’t know who I was. I’d probably act similarly to Jack here, honestly. Trying anything you can think of to spark a memory. At the same time Valkyrie is an entirely different person and has no memory. His forceful kiss is definitely line-crossing in very uncomfortable and bad ways… that said, again, were I in his shoes… It’s heartbreaking and tragic and I want the best for both of them and in 616, I just don’t expect it… All that said, Valkyrie is good peeps, she saves him without a second thought even after so remarkably uncomfortable a moment The Enterprise… I mean Captain America… nah, I mean Enterprise, is even more wrecked than it looked before and the News is covering it Oh man, an alien emerging from a space ship with a human kid… how are you still alive Martinex? Strange with the save! Major Vance Astro’s early recap is… pointed… at us… still… Humans raised as food, SNAP INTO A SLIM JIM! I had to go back to Two-in-One to see if Killraven was Wundarr. I’m still not sure, but refuse to google it Techno-Barrons is my new 80’s retro band Why is Aqua-Man in this issue? Dude, these Mercury dudes look Rad AF So… much… recap… Jack does need to back the heck off though The Enterprise is repaired and ready to head back to Stardate 1312.4 Defenders (1972) 27 - “Three Worlds to Conquer!” The Badoon are the worst Hulk is suspish of transport… AS HE SHOULD BE, DON’T YOU WATCH CGP GREY?!? Chill Jack, you still aren’t helping I kinda dig the half lizard half ape design here though Why is Valkyrie getting weaker? What the heck is happening? Woah… glowy person Planet of the Stereotypical 60’s Seriously, this issue has big Star Trek vibes I dig this robot design, and the bond between mama and babies Hulk don’t care though, HULK SMASH Dr. Strange-Tech is a thing I hope to see more if going forward So… how will it reveal that Nighthawk has become Starhawk? Oh good, it’s Denethor.... Wait, the Badoon Eliet Guard is 90% Zoms?!?! What the heck? Defenders (1972) 28 - “My Mother, the Badoon!” Excellent Opening Scene Hulk, I mean Charlie-27 SMASH So, Night enhances Nighthawks Powers? Cool! Will it enhance Starhawk’s powers though? How is this tied together? Digging future Nighthawk though Woah! Badoon Sisterhood City looks awesome At least we know the Badoon aren’t into corpse stabbing Techno-Bondage Hulk Action Figure! LOVING Super-Death Sweepstakes and ABSOLUTELY getting a Running Man vibe from it Yondu is one tough cookie The Badoon backstory is… yikes Starhawk is OUT Defenders (1972) 29 - “Let My Planet Go!” The Battle Royale between the Badoon and the Guardians and Defenders kicks off while Hulk and Yondu are still MIA Damsel is in distress and Hulk will SMASH (hyuck) Starhawk’s family is… normalish Hulk is indeed the strongest there is Hulk being teleported mid punch and absolutely leveling a Badoon is HILARIOUS slapstick comedy I really love how the battle royale begins at the start of the issue and just builds and builds throughout. It’s mostly just a fight issue but it’s so well done that it’s a ton of fun to read Strange and Jack to save the day! I’m starting to suspect that Nighthawk and Starhawk aren’t related That’s some cool eye-effect though with Starhawk Creators of these issues: Steve Gerber,Gerry Conway, Roger Slifer, Len Wein, Chris Claremont, Scott Edelman, Don Heck, Sal Buscema, Mike Esposito, Jim Mooney, Dave Hunt, Vince Colletta, Frank Giacoia, John Tartag, George Roussos, Irene Vartanoff, Glynis Wein, Al Wenzel, Dave Hunt, Artie Simek, Gaspar Saladino, Karen Mantlo, John Costanza, Joe Rosen, Len Wein, Marv Wolfman, Ron Wilson, Al Milgrom, Danny Crespi, Gil Kane, John Romita, Danny Crespi, Frank Giacoia, Gaspar Saladino Find us on Twitter @ArtifactsOfI and ArtifactsOfInfinity.com
In this episode your Planet 8 crew takes a look at the big one...the war to end all wars...we're talking War of the Worlds! This sci fi classic, first conceived by H.G. Wells, has been adapted to radio and film most successfully, as well as TV and comic books. We will focus on the two motion pictures, the first released in 1953, the other in 2005, but we'll touch on other adaptations too.Chief Engineer Bob gives us the lowdown on Wells' original novel and how it was adapted to a radio play by Orson Welles in 1938. Welles' broadcast caused hysteria across the country as people mistakenly thought the world was actually under attack by Martian invaders. Similar radio broadcasts of War of the Worlds occurred in other parts of the world too.A number of film-makers tried to bring War of the Worlds to the big screen but it was George Pal who succeeded in 1953. His film still looks brilliant, in large part due to the Martian war machines, with their sleek manta ray-like design. We'll talk about just why this film has such a strong visual impact, and we might go off on a tangent or two, but hopefully it will be entertaining!Next we take a look at Steven Spielberg's 2005 film, starring Tom Cruise. In some ways this adaptation was closer to Wells' novel, such as including the Martian tripods. The film also had scenes that paid homage to Pal's film. Di we love it? Like it? Well, listen and find out!Before we finish, Recon Officer Karen shares more War of the Worlds related stuff: the Tripods novels of John Christopher, and Marvel's Killraven comics. It's a Martianpalooza!We round it out with our Sensor Sweep, with Commander Larry sharing his newest treasure. This time it's a rather thick tome called The Fantasy Worlds of Irwin Allen by Jeff Bond, from Creature Features. Many of you will recall that Irwin Allen was the producer of Lost in Space, but he also was the man behind such TV shows as Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Time Tunnel, and Land of the Giants too. Allen also produced films, earning the title "The Master of Disaster" for such efforts as The Poseidon Adventure, The Towering Inferno, and The Swarm. The book is filled with amazing photos and tons of info on all of Allen's projects. It's the perfect read for fans of his work. It's sold out on the Creature Features site, but you might check secondary sellers to see if you can find it. That's all for us this time. Please share your thoughts and feedback with us in the comments section, or at our other sites: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planet8CastFacebook: www.Facebook.com/Planet8PodcastThanks for listening!
Tony is joined by Pete Doree and Adam Falp to discuss one of the greatest comics of the Bronze or any other Age - Killraven! The art, background, writing and more is examined by young and old readers alike. Seriously, if you haven't read this one you really need to! You can find Pete's great comic Stan and Jack that views comics history with a Mad Magazine lens right here. And follow him on Twitter here. You can follow Mr Falp's antics and buy his comics here. You can also follow him on Twitter here. Many thanks for listening.
The Original JLA/Avengers with George Pérez! Neal Adams X-Men Graphic Novel! Kirkman & Liefeld’s Killraven! This week Rob examines the deep cuts behind comic books most infamous unpublished projects! The feuds, ego’s & agenda’s that kept us from instant classics in any age are discussed at length. The 2nd X-Men/Titans crossover that was lost in the process! The Untold Tales of Untold Tales of Comic Books will enlighten and entertain!
Dos de nuestros mejores diseccionadores comiqueros, el Subteniente Gutiérrez y Manuel Rodríguez, vuelven a traer una colección mítica: la de las "Novelas gráficas Marvel", que en España trajo en primer lugar Forum. Hoy abordan obras de gran importancia como "Killraven", "Super Boxers", "Piratas del espacio" y "El estandarte del cuervo", que harán las delicias de sus conocedores y de los que aún las tengan por descubrir. ¿Os animáis a conocer sus fascinantes historias con nosotros? ¡Esperamos que os guste! (Como siempre, la música que utilizamos tiene licencia Creative Commons o está cedida. La base de nuestra sintonía es "Into the Storm" por Brandon Lew; canción de despedida por el Almirante Stargazer, comandante de el gran podcast "Torpedo Rojo").
On this bittersweet episode of the podcast we read our final Amazing Adventures Killraven adventure in Amazing Adventures 39 from November 1976. Don't worry though true believers we will in the future update you on the further adventures of Killraven but first in 2019 we start our kick ass coverage of Marvel's Star Trek comic from 1980. We start our coverage of Killraven at 39:50. Email us at comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com or got to https://comicbookdungeonpodcast.podiant.co/ and leave us a comment on one of our episodes!
On this bittersweet episode of the podcast we read our final Amazing Adventures Killraven adventure in Amazing Adventures 39 from November 1976. Don’t worry though true believers we will in the future update you on the further adventures of Killraven but first in 2019 we start our kick ass coverage of Marvel’s Star Trek comic from 1980. We start our coverage of Killraven at 39:50. Email us at comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com or got to https://comicbookdungeonpodcast.podiant.co/ and leave us a comment on one of our episodes!
On Oct 30th, 1938, radio listeners got a special Halloween gift from a man who would become one of the greatest film-makers ever, Orson Welles. An adaptation H.G. Wells' 'War of the Worlds' aired -- and people were panicked! Just what you want on Halloween, right? I guess it depends on who you ask. It's a must-listen radio program. Grown Ass Men decided to revisit that historic radio program with Welles expert and friend of the show Jeff Ward. Jeff is a playwright, composer and actor and let's just say he's very knowledgable on this topic. We also revisit the Marvel Comics War of the Worlds starring the rather mundane Killraven. Check it out! Original Music by Adam Bernstein.
CAPÍTULO #205… Venimos muy flipados de ver la última película del mundo del cómic con la interpretación que han hecho Todd Phillips y Joaquin PHoenix de Joker. Momento que nos da pie para hablar sobre la figura del personaje, su historia, los cómics más representativos y nuestras impresiones de lo que acabamos de ver en los cines. Además tendremos como invitado a Agustín Lobato del canal Gotham City Informer para que arroje su voz experta. Como siempre la actualidad, noticias como las últimas adaptaciones, novedades con alguna exclusiva que os traemos, y alguna mala como el cierre de los Guardianes de Cates. Y como siempre, novedades como Frankenstein ¡Está Vivo!, Kid Eternity, Kaos y Lobezno: Fusión o Los 4 Fantásticos de Jonathan Hickman. Gracias por escogernos, ¡nos oímos! NOTICIAS [00:10:10] James Wan se encargará de la adaptación televisiva de la serie Gideon Falls Ava DuVernay prepara una adaptación de DMZ para HBO MAX Próximas novedades Panini y ECC Exclusiva de adelanto plan editorial próximo de Norma Guardians of the Galaxy será relanzada en 2020 Marvel y Games Workshop se unen para una nueva línea de cómics de Warhammer NOVEDADES [00:47:11] Eleanor and the Egret (00:50) Frankenstein ¡Está Vivo! (00:54) Saga #9 (01:00) En otro lugar, un poco más tarde (01:04) Batman Condenado #3 (01:07) Kid Eternity (01:11) Killraven de Alan Davis (01:16) Kaos y Lobezno: Fusión (01:20) Los 4 Fantásticos de Jonathan Hickman #1 (01:25) Jóvenes Vengadores de Gillen y McKelvie (01:30) Marvel Saga. Superior Spiderman (01:36) ESPECIAL: JOKER [01:40:10] Charlamos con grandes amigos como Agustín Lobato, MikyHawk y Carlos Chicharro, sobre la figura y la importancia de Joker tanto en los cómics como en la cultura pop. Repasaremos su trayectoria, sus mejores cómic y las adaptaciones del personaje. OYENTES [03:04:06] Leemos todos vuestros mensajes dejados en las redes y nuestra sección de la voz de los Agentes de Hydra, Habla pueblo Habla! Muchas gracias por escucharnos y todo vuestro apoyo y participación! Tomos y Grapas es un medio de comunicación donde hablamos de todo lo referente sobre el mundo del cómic, novela gráfica e ilustración.
CAPÍTULO #205… Venimos muy flipados de ver la última película del mundo del cómic con la interpretación que han hecho Todd Phillips y Joaquin PHoenix de Joker. Momento que nos da pie para hablar sobre la figura del personaje, su historia, los cómics más representativos y nuestras impresiones de lo que acabamos de ver en los cines. Además tendremos como invitado a Agustín Lobato del canal Gotham City Informer para que arroje su voz experta. Como siempre la actualidad, noticias como las últimas adaptaciones, novedades con alguna exclusiva que os traemos, y alguna mala como el cierre de los Guardianes de Cates. Y como siempre, novedades como Frankenstein ¡Está Vivo!, Kid Eternity, Kaos y Lobezno: Fusión o Los 4 Fantásticos de Jonathan Hickman. Gracias por escogernos, ¡nos oímos! NOTICIAS [00:10:10] James Wan se encargará de la adaptación televisiva de la serie Gideon Falls Ava DuVernay prepara una adaptación de DMZ para HBO MAX Próximas novedades Panini y ECC Exclusiva de adelanto plan editorial próximo de Norma Guardians of the Galaxy será relanzada en 2020 Marvel y Games Workshop se unen para una nueva línea de cómics de Warhammer NOVEDADES [00:47:11] Eleanor and the Egret (00:50) Frankenstein ¡Está Vivo! (00:54) Saga #9 (01:00) En otro lugar, un poco más tarde (01:04) Batman Condenado #3 (01:07) Kid Eternity (01:11) Killraven de Alan Davis (01:16) Kaos y Lobezno: Fusión (01:20) Los 4 Fantásticos de Jonathan Hickman #1 (01:25) Jóvenes Vengadores de Gillen y McKelvie (01:30) Marvel Saga. Superior Spiderman (01:36) ESPECIAL: JOKER [01:40:10] Charlamos con grandes amigos como Agustín Lobato, MikyHawk y Carlos Chicharro, sobre la figura y la importancia de Joker tanto en los cómics como en la cultura pop. Repasaremos su trayectoria, sus mejores cómic y las adaptaciones del personaje. OYENTES [03:04:06] Leemos todos vuestros mensajes dejados en las redes y nuestra sección de la voz de los Agentes de Hydra, Habla pueblo Habla! Muchas gracias por escucharnos y todo vuestro apoyo y participación! Tomos y Grapas es un medio de comunicación donde hablamos de todo lo referente sobre el mundo del cómic, novela gráfica e ilustración.
This is it comic fans the episode you have been waiting for, this episode recorded on 1/5/2019 has Mark and Cruz discussing the May 1976 issue of Marvel Team issue #45. In this at times baffling issue a more thoughtful Killraven teams up with a sociopathic Mary Jane hating Spider-man to fight the evil Martian Horde! If you ever wondered what Killraven would be like if he was more of a philosopher and what Peter Parker would be like if he was a violent incel this is the episode for you my friends. Also next issue is our yearly Bart Simpson Tree House of Horror Halloween episode and the first episode recorded since our hiatus so stayed tuned and remember to tell your friends about the podcast and email us at comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com we will read your emails on the air.
This is it comic fans the episode you have been waiting for, this episode recorded on 1/5/2019 has Mark and Cruz discussing the May 1976 issue of Marvel Team issue #45. In this at times baffling issue a more thoughtful Killraven teams up with a sociopathic Mary Jane hating Spider-man to fight the evil Martian Horde! If you ever wondered what Killraven would be like if he was more of a philosopher and what Peter Parker would be like if he was a violent incel this is the episode for you my friends. Also next issue is our yearly Bart Simpson Tree House of Horror Halloween episode and the first episode recorded since our hiatus so stayed tuned and remember to tell your friends about the podcast and email us at comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com we will read your emails on the air.
NATURE HATES YOU!The guys discuss True Detective,The Oscars and Killraven's costume choices before getting into a a spirited discussion of Rogue and Deep Blue Sea!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/strangeaeonsr)
This week Luke and Devin are back with those Marvel Zombies vs Machine Man, but they also brought in friends like Howard the Duck, Killraven, the Darkhold, Amadeus Cho, some Marvel cowboys, and more!
On this 3 hour extravaganza Mark and Cruz talk about Star Trek Voyager and Star Trek Enerprise. We talk about The comic book industry and speculate about some fan pushback on recent changes. Mark shills for Comixology and tries to convince Cruz that Man of Steel isn't a terrible movie while Cruz talks about Infinity War. Mark and Cruz go on to talk about The July 1975 issue of Marvel's Amazing Adventures issue 31 featuring Killraven. Mark and Cruz try out their best Alex Jones impressions and finish the episode by talking about politics. Find us at www.comicbookdungeonpodcast.com. If you like what you hear or want to scream at us about our politics email us at comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com and as always leave us a review on iTunes, every review pushes us higher on the charts towards glory our sinks us down deeper into dispair.
On this 3 hour extravaganza Mark and Cruz talk about Star Trek Voyager and Star Trek Enerprise. We talk about The comic book industry and speculate about some fan pushback on recent changes. Mark shills for Comixology and tries to convince Cruz that Man of Steel isn't a terrible movie while Cruz talks about Infinity War. Mark and Cruz go on to talk about The July 1975 issue of Marvel's Amazing Adventures issue 31 featuring Killraven. Mark and Cruz try out their best Alex Jones impressions and finish the episode by talking about politics. Find us at www.comicbookdungeonpodcast.com. If you like what you hear or want to scream at us about our politics email us at comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com and as always leave us a review on iTunes, every review pushes us higher on the charts towards glory our sinks us down deeper into dispair.
We're back after a brief hiatus, more information on the cause of which can be found in the epic rant I go on at the beginning of upcoming episode 17. In this Episode we cover Marvel's Amazing Adventures 30 Featuring Killraven from May of 1975. We discuss the fact that Marvel “catfished” us with Mint Julep on the cover leading us to believe the best character in the series returned only to have this issue be a flashback to Amazing Adventures 21 through 24: Killraven's Excellent Washington Adventure. Mark then discusses C2E2 and the books he picked up there. We go on to talk about our future plans and the books we plan to cover when we finish the Amazing Adventures run of Killraven. Finally our heroic hosts take on all these hot button issues while ignoring Cruz's dog which is skittering and squeaking his way through the episode. You can visit our website at www.comicbookdungeonpodcast.com and email us at comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com we would love to hear how your lives were grayer without your pals Mark and Cruz and their talk about the Martian Apocalypse.
We're back after a brief hiatus, more information on the cause of which can be found in the epic rant I go on at the beginning of upcoming episode 17. In this Episode we cover Marvel's Amazing Adventures 30 Featuring Killraven from May of 1975. We discuss the fact that Marvel “catfished” us with Mint Julep on the cover leading us to believe the best character in the series returned only to have this issue be a flashback to Amazing Adventures 21 through 24: Killraven's Excellent Washington Adventure. Mark then discusses C2E2 and the books he picked up there. We go on to talk about our future plans and the books we plan to cover when we finish the Amazing Adventures run of Killraven. Finally our heroic hosts take on all these hot button issues while ignoring Cruz's dog which is skittering and squeaking his way through the episode. You can visit our website at www.comicbookdungeonpodcast.com and email us at comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com we would love to hear how your lives were grayer without your pals Mark and Cruz and their talk about the Martian Apocalypse.
Sean and Gerry discuss Marvel Graphic Novel #5: God Loves, Man Kills with guests Jim Johnson and BRENT ANDERSON?! MUSIC INTRO - "Losing My Religion"(instrumental) - R.E.M. JJ tells us how Sean always makes a good first impressionRed Skull IncarnateAge of UltronArchie's got a way with the ladies.Betty or Veronica? TRUST US, THIS IS AN X-MEN PODCAST JJ's comics origin story: X-Men #112Operation Zero Tolerance!Morrisson/Quitely's New X-MenWhat Do Artists Do All Day, featuring Frank Quitely:http://youtu.be/Uy6lSE0bTeAhttp://youtu.be/CQhmkarzA1kSean coming to terms with the run, Tank Emma replacing ColossusCyclops was right, or what?New X-Men from any direction! Anyone out there Finally, God Loves Man Kills! Dark Phoenix Saga, Days of Future PastThe graphic novel format was... novel!Death of Captain Marvel by Jim Starlin, Elric: The Dreaming City by P. Craig Russell, Dreadstar by Starlin, New Mutants by Claremont and McLeodPushback over Brent Anderson as the artist at the time, but come on. He crushed it.Comparisons to X-Men United will come up throughout the episode.Brent Anderson's X-cred: Uncanny 144, 160, Annual 5 (COMIC CRUUUUUSH- Storm and Sue Storm!)Neal Adams originally slated to draw the book (First X-Men) Go see our tumblr page to check them out!The schism between Xavier's dream and Magneto's vision.Cullen Bunn and Gabriel Hernandez Walta's Magneto.80's televangelismFan reaction to the bookThe n-word incidentWhere's the human element? This ain't the Av@%^%$!The influence of GLMK on Bendis and Kyle & Yost.Scott steps in to say the right thing at the end, but lays down the future's hypocracy.Scott's suddenly found a willingness to sacrifice Xavier.Secret Wars, Secret Wars II *BRENT ANDERSON JOINS US TO DISCUSS HIS TIME with Marvel's X-Men!!!* Rushed publishing scheduleStarslammers, Killraven, She-Hulk by John Byrne, Emperor Doom by David Michilinie and Bob Hall DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN FIND ALL OF OUR EPISODES AT gxpod.podbean.com OR FIND IT ON ITUNES AND STITCHER! MUSIC OUTRO - "Faithful" - Pearl Jam Find us at greatx-pectations.com Follow us on Twitter @GXPod and and on Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/groups/GXPod/ Follow Jim at @QuiGonJimm, find him on CBR at http://www.comicbookresources.com/author/jim-johnsonand read his column "I Will Tell You" at http://gobacktothepast.com/author/jjohnson/ And for goodness sake, go visit brentandersonart.com !!! It's good for you! Album art by Baron Strucker. Follow his monacled ass on twitter @BaronVStrucker
In this Episode Mark talks about his experience at the Great Lakes Comic Con and about the comic creators he met there. Mark talks about the indie comic books Motor City Mo by the Three Y's men and Stanch Ambition by Brian Lau and John McNichol. Cruz fills us in on the deadly epidemic that swept through his household as he challenges Mark's editing ability with his coughing and wheezing. We then move into overdrive as we cover the epic January 1975 issue of Amazing Adventures featuring Killraven and his plucky band of adventurers the Freemen. This issue has it all: Fierce Flaming Femme Fatales, baby eating martian overlords, a dated french stereotype, and full contact ice fishing. This podcast is not for the faint of heart or the weak willed True Believers, listen at your own risk. Remember email us at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com we will read your emails on the air it will be like you are our less charismatic less successful third host, and as always review us on iTunes to help others find the greatness you take for granted: The Comic Book Dungeon Podcast.
In this Episode Mark talks about his experience at the Great Lakes Comic Con and about the comic creators he met there. Mark talks about the indie comic books Motor City Mo by the Three Y's men and Stanch Ambition by Brian Lau and John McNichol. Cruz fills us in on the deadly epidemic that swept through his household as he challenges Mark's editing ability with his coughing and wheezing. We then move into overdrive as we cover the epic January 1975 issue of Amazing Adventures featuring Killraven and his plucky band of adventurers the Freemen. This issue has it all: Fierce Flaming Femme Fatales, baby eating martian overlords, a dated french stereotype, and full contact ice fishing. This podcast is not for the faint of heart or the weak willed True Believers, listen at your own risk. Remember email us at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com we will read your emails on the air it will be like you are our less charismatic less successful third host, and as always review us on iTunes to help others find the greatness you take for granted: The Comic Book Dungeon Podcast.
This week Mark and Cruz kick off the podcast discussing Marvel's Runaways comparing the TV show to the comic. Cruz gives his review of the Black Panther movie and then we dive into Amazing Adventures 27 from November of 1974. This issue has everything, it introduces us to a great new character, we get new enemies who bought their costumes in bulk from Halloween USA, and we learn the Martians are not fans of free range ethically grown meat. So buckle up Marvalites this issue is more wild than a bucking serpent stallion. Remember if you want to meet one of the hosts of your favorite Killraven themed podcast Mark will be at C2E2 in Chicago April 6,7,8. Also you can email us your feedback at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com and remember it was people who haven't left us a review on iTunes or told their friends about the podcast that paved the way for the Martian invasion.
This week Mark and Cruz kick off the podcast discussing Marvel's Runaways comparing the TV show to the comic. Cruz gives his review of the Black Panther movie and then we dive into Amazing Adventures 27 from November of 1974. This issue has everything, it introduces us to a great new character, we get new enemies who bought their costumes in bulk from Halloween USA, and we learn the Martians are not fans of free range ethically grown meat. So buckle up Marvalites this issue is more wild than a bucking serpent stallion. Remember if you want to meet one of the hosts of your favorite Killraven themed podcast Mark will be at C2E2 in Chicago April 6,7,8. Also you can email us your feedback at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com and remember it was people who haven't left us a review on iTunes or told their friends about the podcast that paved the way for the Martian invasion.
This episode was delayed by some technical issues but holy crap was it worth it true believers!!!! This issue we cover Amazing Adventures 26 from September of 1975. In this issue Killraven explores the dramatic and definitely not ridiculous secret of Battle Creek Michigan. Additionally Mark and Cruz weigh in on politics, speculate on Man's future and if he is responsible enough to handle Social Media and discuss peeing on the floor. If you love Battle Creek, Facebook and floor diddling this is the podcast for you. Email us at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com and if you don't review us on ITunes the terrorists win.
This episode was delayed by some technical issues but holy crap was it worth it true believers!!!! This issue we cover Amazing Adventures 26 from September of 1975. In this issue Killraven explores the dramatic and definitely not ridiculous secret of Battle Creek Michigan. Additionally Mark and Cruz weigh in on politics, speculate on Man's future and if he is responsible enough to handle Social Media and discuss peeing on the floor. If you love Battle Creek, Facebook and floor diddling this is the podcast for you. Email us at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com and if you don't review us on ITunes the terrorists win.
Mark and Cruz debate the effects the Disney buyout of many Dark Horse properties might have for the comic publisher, Cruz talks about drone flying, and both our hosts talk way too much about the characters' costumes. Mark is unnecessarily mean to Perfect Strangers, and Killraven is a complete Manic asshole in Marvel's Amazing Adventures from July of 1975. Email us at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com
Mark and Cruz debate the effects the Disney buyout of many Dark Horse properties might have for the comic publisher, Cruz talks about drone flying, and both our hosts talk way too much about the characters' costumes. Mark is unnecessarily mean to Perfect Strangers, and Killraven is a complete Manic asshole in Marvel's Amazing Adventures from July of 1975. Email us at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com
On this episode brought to you through the Martian Podcast Phonics System we talk about the the cool stuff we got for Christmas, discuss the Disney Fox acquisition and remind our listeners to email us at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com and to review us on ITunes. We cover Amazing Adventures 24 from May 1974 where we run the Lando-Sabre comparison into the ground and celebrate the New Year the KillRaven way.
On this episode brought to you through the Martian Podcast Phonics System we talk about the the cool stuff we got for Christmas, discuss the Disney Fox acquisition and remind our listeners to email us at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com and to review us on ITunes. We cover Amazing Adventures 24 from May 1974 where we run the Lando-Sabre comparison into the ground and celebrate the New Year the KillRaven way.
Mark starts this episode trying to explain why it was several weeks late, Mark and Cruz talk about Comic movies, Star Wars, Disney acquiring several Fox Properties and various other exciting topics. We move into Punishcember Where we finish covering the Punisher 2000's X-mas Specials and Cruz reminds us this episode is 3 Flavors of Disappointment Mixed into a Bowl of Regret. Next Episode we put the glitz and glamour of Punishcember behind us and return to Killraven's world of excessive head injuries and exploding rats in Amazing Adventures. Any questions or comments email us at ComicbookDungeon@gmail.com.
Mark starts this episode trying to explain why it was several weeks late, Mark and Cruz talk about Comic movies, Star Wars, Disney acquiring several Fox Properties and various other exciting topics. We move into Punishcember Where we finish covering the Punisher 2000's X-mas Specials and Cruz reminds us this episode is 3 Flavors of Disappointment Mixed into a Bowl of Regret. Next Episode we put the glitz and glamour of Punishcember behind us and return to Killraven's world of excessive head injuries and exploding rats in Amazing Adventures. Any questions or comments email us at ComicbookDungeon@gmail.com.
Mark begins by apologizing because his mic sounds like he dropped it in a toilet. The episode continues with a lengthy conversation about puking and moves to Cruz and Mark covering Amazing Adventures 23 from May of 1974 featuring Marvel's Killraven. They continue the Saber/Lando debate from last episode which remains unresolved but they do agree that Mint Julep is the best character in the book with sadly the worst name and Cruz instructs us on the proper nomenclature for a group of rats. Finally Mark and Cruz dig into Punishercember with Punisher Silent Night from 2005. Please leave us a review on iTunes and email us at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com
In this episode Mark trolls Cruz in post production with the opening theme song. Cruz and Mark talk about poop for way too long. We learn that a group of Martians are called a "fever of Martians", and Cruz threatens to reach through the internet and stab Mark in the throat. Our hosts talk about "Punishcember" and cover the January 1974 issue of Amazing Adventures featuring Marvel's Killraven. We remind the audience to email us at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com and Mark Walhberg plays us out.
In this Episode Mark and Cruz talk about Amazing Adventures from September of 1973 and continue our coverage of Killraven and his war against the Martian invaders.
In this Episode Mark and Cruz talk about Amazing Adventures from September of 1973 and continue our coverage of Killraven and his war against the Martian invaders.
This is a special double sized premiere episode, we explain the podcast, introduce ourselves and cover Amazing Adventures 18, and 19 which begins our coverage of Killraven.
This is a special double sized premiere episode, we explain the podcast, introduce ourselves and cover Amazing Adventures 18, and 19 which begins our coverage of Killraven.
This week is a bit of a different show in that it's a straight up discussion with WVOS-FM's Eddie Wilson guest hosting alongside Mike and Peter as a multitude of guests from the comic book industry pop in and talk with us about their careers and opinions on things. We are joined with JC Luz (co-founder of East Coast Comicon and co-writer of "Unbearable"), Ann Nocenti (writer of "Daredevil," "Catwoman," "Green Arrow," among many others), Don McGregor (writer of "Black Panther," "Killraven," "Sabre," and "Detectives Inc."), and Cliff Galbraith (co-founder of East Coast Comicon and writer/artist of "Rat Bastard" and "Unbearable"). We hope you enjoy! Be sure to pick up friend of the show, Joe St. Pierre's latest comic, The New Zodiax #4, available at comic shops everywhere! Additionally, check out the New Zodiax Vol. 1 available now! Follow us on Twitter: @TheAEPodcast @mike_noren @PeterMelnick Be sure to visit our website: http://www.audiblyexquisite.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/audiblyexquisite iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/audibly-exquisite-podcast/id908164265?mt=2 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-audibly-exquisite-podcast TuneIn: http://tunein.com/radio/The-Audibly-Exquisite-Podcast-p679024/ Audible.com Free 30-Day Trial and Free Audiobook Link: http://www.audibletrial.com/audiblyexquisite
Marc Laming and Antony Esmond join us to talk about Tony Fleecs, the London Super Comic Con, Secret Wars: Planet Hulk, Neal Adams, Thought Bubble, Kings Watch from Dynamite, Avengers, 2000 A.D., Convergence, Captain Britain, Master of Kung-Fu (Paul Gulacy, Gene Day, Mike Zeck, and more), Slaine: The Brutania Chronicles by Pat Mills and Simon Davis, Adam Sandler, Wasteland by John Ostrander, Del Close, Don Simpson, George Freeman, William Messner-Loebs, David Lloyd, Lovern Kindzierski, and company, All-New Hawkeye #1 by Jeff Lemire and Ramon Perez, Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue DeConnick, Michael Moorcock's Elric: The Ruby Throne by Julien Blondel, Didier Poli, Robin Recht, and Jean Bastide from Titan Comics, P. Craig Russell, Killraven, the Mister Miracle Artist's Edition from IDW, Frank Thorne, Chrononauts by Mark Millar, Sean Gordon Murphy, and Matt Hollingsworth from Image, The Man Without Fear by Frank Miller, John Romita Jr., and Klaus Janson, The Spectators by Victor Hussenot from Nowbrow, Sheltered by Ed Brisson and Johnnie Christmas from Image, Invisible Republic #1 by Gabriel Hardman, Corinna Bechko, and Jordan Boyd from Image, Man-Thing, and a whole mess more!
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The Time Odyssey continues! Murd finally gets around to discussing a few things that were actually published in 2001, including Hal Jordan as the Spectre; the Hulk and Killraven according to Marvel Knights; and a little-remembered JLA fifth-week event. Plus, the customary cannonade of quick pops! (1:30:36)
The Time Odyssey continues! Murd finally gets around to discussing a few things that were actually published in 2001, including Hal Jordan as the Spectre; the Hulk and Killraven according to Marvel Knights; and a little-remembered JLA fifth-week event. Plus, the customary cannonade of quick pops! (1:30:36)
On this episode of Word Balloon we check in with writer Robert Kirkman . You'll hear about the genesis of his new series with Rob Liefeld The Infinite from Image, plus an update on the status of their coloboration on KILLRAVEN for Marvel comics.We also go in depth on The Walking Dead , discussing the differences in working on the TV show, and writing the comic. Robert takes us into the writing room, and production process with some details on season 2. Note-This was recorded before the departure of Frank Darabont as the day to day show runner producer on The Walking Dead.Then we wrap up or talk with Marty Pasko, which continues to explore little known facts about DC Comics in publishing television and film. Pasko try figure out the answers to the questions of why is The DC reboot happening, why are the Retroactive books happening now? We also talk about Marty's TV and animation work on shows like GI JOE, and The Twilight Zone .Note- That amazing Pasko Portrait was created by Michael Netzer
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