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Dans cet épisode de ComicsDiscovery, on enfile nos plus beaux jetpacks pour fracasser du nazi ! Delcourt, au travers d'un album hommage, nous replonge dans l'univers inventé par Dave Stevens, Rocketeer. Dans cet album, les grands noms du comics mettent en scène dans des aventures extraordinaires, cet héros inspiré par les récits pulp. Dave Stevens : un illustrateur de talent entre comics, animation et cinémaAvant de créer The Rocketeer, Dave Stevens fait ses débuts dans l'industrie du comics en travaillant comme encreur pour Russ Manning sur les adaptations de Tarzan et Star Wars en comic strips. Il rejoint ensuite le monde de l'animation en collaborant avec Hanna-Barbera sur des séries comme Super Friends et The Godzilla Power Hour. Son talent pour l'illustration le conduit également à devenir storyboarder pour des productions télévisées et cinématographiques, comme Les Aventuriers de l'Arche Perdue (Indiana Jones). Après le succès de The Rocketeer, Stevens s'est principalement consacré à l'illustration. Il réalise des couvertures mettant en scène des pin-ups et surtout Betty Page dont il est fan. Il devient au fil des années un ami proche et un grand soutien. Bien qu'il ait produit peu de bandes dessinées après The Rocketeer, son style méticuleux et son amour du rétro ont marqué plusieurs générations d'artistes. Spades vous en parle plus en détail dans l'émission. The Rocketeer : un héros pulp entre hommage et modernitéC'est en 1982, dans les pages bonus de Starslayer chez Pacific Comics, que The Rocketeer fait ses premiers pas sous la plume de Dave Stevens. Passionné par l'esthétique des années 40 et les serials d'aventures comme Commando Cody, l'auteur imagine Cliff Secord, un cascadeur intrépide qui découvre un jetpack expérimental et devient un justicier. Véritable condensé de l'esprit pulp, Cliff incarne l'aventurier courageux, un brin tête brûlée, évoluant dans un monde rempli d'espions, de gangsters et de nazis. Stevens ne se contente pas de reproduire les codes du genre : son héroïne, Betty, directement inspirée de la pin-up Betty Page, est bien plus qu'une simple faire-valoir. Forte et indépendante, elle apporte une dimension moderne à cet univers, faisant de The Rocketeer un vibrant hommage à l'âge d'or du pulp tout en le réinventant avec une touche de fraîcheur et d'élégance. Les aventures de RocketeerPeut-être êtes-vous familier de Rocketeer et de son univers via son adaptation en 1991 par le futur réalisateur de Captain America, Joe Johnston produite par Disney. Ce film d'aventure à l'ancienne met en scène Bill Campbell dans le rôle de Cliff Secord, tandis que Jennifer Connelly incarne Betty (rebaptisée Jenny pour l'occasion). Face à eux, Timothy Dalton campe un parfait méchant hollywoodien, inspiré d'Errol Flynn, mais avec une particularité : il est cette fois un espion nazi. Fidèle à l'esthétique des années 40, le film est un bel hommage aux serials d'époque, porté par une mise en scène soignée et une bande originale signée James Horner. Dans l'émission, c'est Faye qui vous parle de cette adaptation et vous recommande vivement la vidéo de Meea consacrée au film, un contenu riche et très bien documenté qui revient sur son histoire et son impact : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=casrC6hCdV0 Les nouvelles aventures de RocketeerCette semaine, The Rocketeer revient chez Delcourt avec un album hommage célébrant l'héritage de Dave Stevens. Ce recueil réunit plusieurs histoires inédites signées par de très grands noms du comics, parmi lesquels Kurt Busiek, Mark Waid, John Cassaday, Michael Allred, Bruce Timm ou encore Adam Hughes. Avec son esthétique soignée, cet album est un superbe objet empli de nostalgie, un véritable hommage à l'univers et au style du créateur de The Rocketeer. Cependant, si vous ne connaissez pas encore ce héros à jetpack, on vous conseille plutôt de commencer par les comics originaux de Dave Stevens ou par le film de Joe Johnston, car ce nouvel album s'adresse avant tout aux fans de longue date déjà attachés à l'univers de The Rocketeer. 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Host Ed Moore continues his recap of books published by Pacific Comics, this time perusing those books in published August 1983.

This month host Ed Moore shares is thoughts on the books published by Pacific Comics in July 1983. They include Aliens Worlds 03, Berni Wrightson [...]

Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkHTY1eNYHr9JoTndx_m6kA/join New T-shirts & more are now available! http://tee.pub/lic/BAMG IDW story - https://bleedingcool.com/comics/publishers-ponies-late-night-parties-idw-gossip/ Save the drama, let's talk comics! Join John & Richard as they discuss the horrible proposed payment for comic book creators - are these publishers SERIOUS??? The Hot Book of the Week features yet another Doctor Doom cover - then they hit the Viewer Mailbag to talk about our viewers' reaction to the classic Elektra saga, plus the mystery of an incredibly obscure 80s indie variant. The Old Fart Rule takes us back to 1984 and a should-be-classic Pacific Comics cover. Finally, our Underrated Books of the Week include the return of Baron Zemo and an iconic DC 80 Page Giant! Bronze and Modern Gods is the channel dedicated to the Bronze, Copper and Modern Ages of comics and comic book collecting! Follow us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BronzeAndModernGods Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bronzeandmoderngods #comics #comicbooks #comiccollecting --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bronzeandmoderngods/support

This episode of Pacific Tuesday, host Ed Moore shares his thoughts on the books published by Pacific Comics in May 1983.

This episode of Pacific Tuesday, host Ed Moore shares his thoughts on the books published by Pacific Comics in May 1983.

This month hosts Ed Moore talks about the books published by Pacific Comics in March 1983.

This month hosts Ed Moore talks about the books published by Pacific Comics in March 1983.

This Pacific Tuesday host Ed Moore discusses the first two books published by Pacific Comics in January 1983.

This Pacific Tuesday host Ed Moore discusses the first two books published by Pacific Comics in January 1983.

This month's Pacific Tuesday includes all the books pubished by Pacific Comics in December 1982. Alien Worlds 01, Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers 09 [...]

This month's Pacific Tuesday includes all the books pubished by Pacific Comics in December 1982. Alien Worlds 01, Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers 09 [...]

It's Racific Tuesday!! This time out host Ed Moore looks at the books published by Pacific Comics during November 1982, Silver Star 01 and Wild [...]

It's Racific Tuesday!! This time out host Ed Moore looks at the books published by Pacific Comics during November 1982, Silver Star 01 and Wild [...]

This Pacific Tuesday host Ed Moore shares his thoughts on the books published by Pacific Comics in October 1982.

This Pacific Tuesday host Ed Moore shares his thoughts on the books published by Pacific Comics in October 1982.

This week, Darrell Greer of the popular Instagram page @read.your.comics, joins us for a deep dive into the first issue of Jack Kirby's early-‘80s Pacific Comics title Captain Victory And The Galactic Rangers! It's alotta fun!    Make sure you check out @read.your.comics on Instagram for some great content featuring all your favorite (and not so favorite) comics! Go give ‘em a follow!   For all things Jacked Kirby… like links to listen to the podcast on all platforms, our social media pages, and a link to buy a tee… visit our FlowPage: www.flow.page/jackedkirby   Please rate and review us on Apple or anywhere you can rate and review the show, and as always, SPREAD THE WORD! If you like the show, share the show! Thanks! 

This Pacific Tueday host Ed Moore looks at the books published by Pacific Comics during Spptember of 1982.

This Pacific Tueday host Ed Moore looks at the books published by Pacific Comics during Spptember of 1982.

Yes... Today we are talking about Silver Star. Some of you may be asking... What's exactly is Silver Star? Well until today I would have asked the same question. Luckily we are all on this journey together and on that journey we will learn together. So let's get this started with a grab from Pacific Comics entitled Silver Star. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rangerryan/message

This Pacific Tuesday host Ed Moore comments on the Pacific Comics books published for August 1982, which includes Starslayer 05 and Twisted Tales 01.

This Pacific Tuesday host Ed Moore comments on the Pacific Comics books published for August 1982, which includes Starslayer 05 and Twisted Tales 01.

Ed finishes his discussion of books published by Pacific Comics in July of 1982.

Kicking off the spooky season with the legendary, iconic Michael T. Gilbert as we discuss the new Pacific Comics Companion--  a dead comic publisher from the down of the of the direct market.     First Comic News Stop! Let's Team-Up! Fantastic Comic Fan Link Tree

Shocktober begins with Twisted Tales, a horror anthology from Pacific Comics.

This week host Ed Moore continues sharing his thoughts on Starslayer from Pacific Comics with a discussion of issue 4 from September 1982.

For our belated celebration of the birthday of the King of Comics, Jack Kirby, we're reading this 1981 Pacific Comics series of his that we've never read before! So how does it stack up?

Diabolu Frank, Illegal Machine, and (a little bit of) Fry-Hole take you on a winding journey through the early history of the direct sales market, specific to the initial competitive independent publishers Pacific, Capitol, and First Comics. All this is specifically with regard to how that relates to the Organic Theater Company stage play Warp by Stuart Gordon and Lenny Kleinfeld (as "Bury St. Edmund,") and its comics adaptation by Peter B. Gillis, Frank Brunner, Jerry Bingham, Mike Gustovich, Howard Chaykin, George Freeman, Marc Silvestri, and others; Mike Grell's Starslayer: The Log of the Jolly Roger, as continued by Lenin Delsol and others; and the early Grimjack back-up strips by John Ostrander & Timothy Truman. Episode Gallery Friend us on Facebook Thumb through #UnderGuides Roll over our tumblr Email us at rolledspinepodcasts@gmail.com Tweet us as a group @rolledspine, or individually as Diabolu Frank & Illegal Machine. Fixit don't tweet. The Under Guides Graphic Novel Podcast Blog Rolled Spine Podcasts The Under Guides Graphic Novel Podcast, 1970s, 1980s, Capital Comics, Comic Books, DC Implosion, Dreadstar, Howard Chaykin, Jim Starlin, Mike Gustovich, Neal Adams, Pacific Comics, The Warlord

In today's episode, William Schanes joins the show!! We talk  - how he got into comics - starting Pacific Comics - working at Diamond Distribuition - working with Jack Kirby - and more!  William's Links https://www.facebook.com/william.schanes/   Comic Lounge links https://www.twitter.com/thecomiclounge https://www.instagram.com/thecomiclounge https://www.facebook.com/thecomiclounge https://www.thecomiclounge.com thecomicloungepod@gmail.com

Get ready for trips to other planets and terrible cities! This week, we're talking about two comics in the genre of dystopian science fiction. Jessika picked up Mars #3 from First Comics, while Mike checked out New York: Year Zero from Pacific Comics.  ----more---- Our new site is live! For the transcript of this episode, head over to https://www.tencenttakes.com/transcripts.   Email: tencenttakes@gmail.com Twitter: @Tencenttakes Instagram: @Tencenttakes Facebook: /Tencenttakes Mastodon: retro.pizza/@tencenttakes Our banner art is original work by Sarah Frank  (https://www.lookmomdraws.com/) Hive: Tencenttakes

Host Ed Moore continues his look at Pacific Comics, this time discussing Captain Victory and His Galactic Rangers issue 3 cover dated November 1981.

This episode host Ed Moore continues looking at Pacific Comics with his thoughts on Starslayer 1 cover dated February 1982.

This episode host Ed Moore continues the Pacific Comics coverage by looking at Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers issue 02.

After he left DC Comics, but before he returned to produce Even Gods Must Die and The Hunger Dogs, Jack Kirby produced a sort of substitute Fourth World story called Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers, which was eventually published by Pacific Comics in 1981 and 82. Two Morrows publishing in 2003 released what it … Continue reading #759 Kirby's Fourth World(?): “Captain Victory, Graphite Edition”

This episode we bring you another WFTB Creator Spotlight. Chris is pleased to welcome legendary writer and artist Mike Grell to the show. In a career that has spanned 49 years, he has written for DC, Marvel, Image, First Comics, and Pacific Comics. The character's he helped either shape or redefine include the Green Arrow, The Warlord, Jon Sable, Aquaman, Batman, The Phantom Stranger, Superboy and the Legion of Superheroes, Iron Man, and James Bond. He also is the winner of the Inkpot Award. Chris speaks to Mr. Grell about his career, his experiences writing for DC and Marvel, deep diving into the history behind some of his most celebrated storylines, and what he has in store for the future.Mike Grell's Website: http://mikegrell.com/Mike Grell on Twitter: @GrellOfficialGeek Ultimate Alliance on Twitter: @GUAPodNetworkWFTB on Twitter: @FinestBelieversWFTB Email: worldsfinesttruebelievers@gmail.comChris on Twitter: @ChrisBalgaSupport The Alliance On Patreon & Get Ad-Free, Exclusive, Early Episodeshttps://www.patreon.com/guanetworkGeek Ultimate Alliance Network Is Produced By GeekVerse Podcast www.geekverse.caNetwork Schedule Monday: Slice Of Film/Rangers Alliance (Bi-Weekly)Tuesday: DC Alliance Wednesday: Superhero DiscussionsThursday: Star Wars AllianceFriday: Marvel Alliance Saturday: A Walk Through the Multiverse (Bi-Weekly)Sunday: World's Finest True Believers (Monthly)Follow the respective shows on Twitter so when they record live on GeekVerse Podcast Network you can join the chat and add to the conversation!

Take a group of legendary talents, bring them together and launch a popular new creator owned publishing line that takes comics by storm, sound familiar? It should, it's the story of Pacific Comics, 1981! Also, we look forward towards Robert Pattinson's The Batman and highlight the primary influences that shape it!

In this episode, Wits' End host Shah Emami reunites with Creator Talks Podcast host Christopher Calloway and cartoonist/musician Chris Wisnia to talk about Jack Kirby's 1980s cosmic epic—Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers. After his cosmos-shattering work at Marvel, DC and in animation, Jack “The King” Kirby went fully independent at Pacific Comics in the 1980s. At Pacific, Kirby told his most aggressive, commentary-filled intergalactic war epic—Captain Victory. Keep up with Wits' End Podcast: Website: https://witsendpod.com/ YouTube channel (subscribe): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwvSur7b4J_U3gMIA44OGWQ Buy comics & zines here: https://witsendpod.bigcartel.com/ Instagram: @shah_comics Twitter: @witsendpod Christopher Calloway's media: Twitter: @CreatorTalksPod Creator Talks Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/creator-talks-podcast/id1180823120 Chris Wisnia's media: Instagram: @chriswisniaarts Twitter: @chriswisniaarts YouTube: Diary of a Struggling Comics Artist Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/chriswisniaarts

Quarter-Bin Podcast #116Originally released: March 23, 2018.Captain Victory & the Galactic Rangers 1 - 3, Pacific Comics, cover-dated November 1981, January 1982, & March 1982.In celebration of The King's centennial year, we are looking at a creator-owned work from when Jack Kirby's stint in independent comics. How epic the story? How grand is the art? How unbridled is the King's imagination?Right-click to download episode directlyNext Episode: Flash 52, DC Comics, cover-dated July 1991.Send e-mail feedback to relativelygeeky@gmail.com, no matter how long ago this episode originally posted.

Quarter-Bin Podcast #115Originally released: February 23, 2018.Kobalt 14, Milestone / DC Comics, cover-dated July (or maybe August) 1995."Glass Houses," by John Rozum, with art by Eric Battle, Rober Quijano, & Rus Sever.Right-click to download episode directlyNext Episode: Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers 1 - 3, Pacific Comics, cover-dated November 1981, January 1982, & March 1982.Send e-mail feedback to relativelygeeky@gmail.com, no matter how long ago this episode originally posted.

Spawn #27 & Trencher #1-5 (1993) & Doc Stearn…Mr. Monster (1946-1991)Listener Discretion AdvisedSpawn #27by Todd McFarlane & Greg Capullo & thanks to Kevin Conrad“Cursed”Dedicated To: John BuscemaI’ll prove worthy of your empire. I can’t begin to know your great plans, Lord, but I must profess that it does confuse me. I’m forced to use technology from the secular world. I’ve spent the majority of my fortune preparing for your kingdom. Why do you forsake me?Chapel killed Bobby to get at me. He was just an innocent victim… LIVE!Blasphemer! BLASPHEMER! Triumph Comics #31 (Bell Features, 1946)by Fred Kelly…This is the work for me… I’m going to spend my life tracking down these weird creatures!! That last encounter banged me up a bit, I’d better design some kind of uniform for protection… light chain-mail would be the best bet!! Vanguard Illustrated #7 (Pacific Comics, 1984)Doc Stearn…Mr. Monster (Eclipse Comics, 1985)Doc Stearn…Mr. Monster Volume 2 (Dark Horse Comics, 1988)by Michael T. Gilbert & companyFrom time to time in this imperfect world, strange creatures are born… TWISTED… WARPED… abominations from Hell!! Mr. Monster has dedicated his life to finding them… AND DESTROYING THEM!! Trencher #1-4 (1993)by Keith GiffengruntImage is EverythingEpisode Art Gallery 1 (Keith Giffen)Episode Art Gallery 2 (Simon Bisley)Extra-Image: TrencherPromotional MaterialI Can Talk Kayfabe: Join longtime pro wrestling fans Shawn Marek and Joe Todaro as they take a candid look back at the pro wrestling magazines from yesteryear.What the Hops Podcast: A Buffalo Podcast talking about the Buffalo Beer Scene and WTH we feel like!Radioactive Lounge: Australia’s premiere comics and pop culture podcast.Spawning GroundTwitterFacebooktumblrrolledspinepodcasts@gmail.com#SpawnometerSpawnometer on BlogspotRolled Spine Podcasts on WordPress

This episode focuses on Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers, Jack Kirby's solo project for Pacific Comics in 1981. The series was met with mixed reviews, and yet has compelling visuals and a different style than a lot of it's equivalents. Peter and Eddie discuss their opinions on the series as a whole, and tease our next undertaking: Patreon! Our Patreon features a lot of neat bonus content, including our new monthly series: The Fantastic Voyage! Listen as we take a deep dive into Marvel's Favorite Family, with the original run of the Fantastic Four!

The second half of the interview with Steve Geppi, head of Diamond Comics Distributors who sits down with Alex Grand and Jim Thompson discussing various phases of his comics career via livestream. We continue from his role as distributor, to various decisions positioning him as the president of the main comics distribution company in North America and the United Kingdom, with various expansions into games and publishing. Steve also goes through in detail how he’ll help the modern comic book industry from the economic collapse of COVID19! Video © Comic Book Historians 2020Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/comicbookhistorians)

Steve Geppi, head of Diamond Comics Distributors, formed 1982 sits down with Alex and Jim discussing various phases of his comics career via livestream. We start from his humble beginnings as a comics dealer, comics retailer, sub distributer, distributor, to various decisions positioning him as the president of the main comics distribution company in North America and the United Kingdom, with various expansions into games and publishing. Steve also goes through in detail how he’ll help the modern comic book industry from the economic collapse of COVID19! Audio © Comic Book Historians 2020Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/comicbookhistorians)

Alex Grand , Bill Field and special guest host, Comic Book Ph.D, Peter Coogan discuss 1984 as the year of Marvel and DC shifting toward corporate multimedia cross pollination with Secret Wars and Super Powers. Zot! by Scott McCloud and TMNT by Eastman and Laird and the larger independent 80s comic books markets as a trend toward recognition of creator rights, the 1960s Marvel co-creators getting their original art back, as well as four notable deaths in the industry, Pacific Comics, Sol Brodsky, Don Newton and Phil Seuling. CBH Podcast ©Comic Book Historians. TMNT ©Eastman, Zot! ©McCloud, Secret Wars ©Marvel, Super Powers ©DC Comics, Continuity ©Adams, Photos ©Their Copyright holders. Support us at https://www.patreon.com/comicbookhistorians Podcast and Audio ©℗ 2019 Comic Book HistoriansSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/comicbookhistorians)

Ansia Viva Vol.3 – Especial Halloween En este especial Halloween, los monetes se reúnen junto a la hoguera, en la cueva de los secretos para narrar terroríficas historias que no te dejaran conciliar el sueño: [00:02:04] RAFA HIGHLANDER PRESENTA: “Lykankutz” una historia medieval sobre la licantropía de la mano del maestro Richard Corben. Editada por primera vez en septiembre de 1972 en el número 56 de la revista Creepy. En nuestro país lo podemos encontrar en el tomo 2 de Obras Completas de Richard Corben por Toutain editores [00:07.55] CARLOS PLAYBOY PRESENTA: “Hungry Ghosts”, que recopila en un tomo único diferentes historias de terror inspiradas en el folklore japonés y en la gastronomía. Una curiosa mezcla de ingredientes que saciará el apetito de los más refinados paladares. Obra del célebre Chef Anthony Bourdain y varios dibujantes está publicado en nuestro país por Medusa Comics. [00:12.10] RYAN EL MARIACHI PRESENTA: “Lección de anatomía”, publicada en 1984 en el número 21 de Saga of the Swamp Thing. Alan Moore y la dupla con Steve Bissette como dibujante y John Totleben entintando crean una terrorífica historia que sirve como punto de partida de una de las etapas más interesantes del comic americano. [0:18:09] LORD AZOTH EL DEMONIO RIMADOR PRESENTA: “All Hollows” por Bruce Jones y Tim Conrad. Publicado en Twisted Tales #1, coleccion editada por Pacific Comics en noviembre de 1982. Serie que intenta volver al espíritu de las publicaciones de horror de la Golden Age previas al comic code. [00:24:30] SERGIO EL HORROR QUE VIVE EN LA SOMBRA PRESENTA: “La ciudad sin nombre” de Esteban Maroto publicado por Planeta Cómic en 2016 recopilando las tres adaptaciones que realizó Maroto sobre relatos relacionados con los mitos de Cthulhu. Síguenos en las RRSS: Twitter: http://twitter.com/AnsiaVivaComics FACEBOOK: Página: https://www.facebook.com/AnsiaVivaComicsGroup Grupo: https://www.facebook.com/groups/152025455181805/ Blog: https://ansiavivacomics100290953.wordpress.com/

Ghoul gravening, scabies and mental men! In this horrific episode, our haunted house scavengers Chris (@AceComics) and Reggie (@reggiereggie) sift through the strange story of Eclipse Comics and the career of Bruce Jones, when they read Twisted Tales from 1987! After some background information--including why this unnumbered issue of a Pacific Comics series came out from Eclipse after Pacific's demise--they go through all three Bruce Jones-penned stories in the book, lending their arguable talents to the proceedings. This episode is scary enough to curl your toe hairs, you don't want to miss it! patreon.com/chrisandreggie weirdcomicshistory@gmail.com facebook.com/cosmictmillhistory @cosmictmill weirdcomicshistory.blogspot.com search "weirdcomicshistory" on YouTube BREAK: "Moans and Groans" from Chilling, Thrilling Sounds of the Haunted House by the Walt Disney Sound Group, 1964

What ho, fair comics enthusiasts! In this episode, professional barbarians Chris (@AceComics) and Reggie (@reggiereggie) indulge their wanderlust when they read Sergio Aragones' Groo the Wanderer #1, published by Pacific Comics in 1982! After a bio on Sergio and the issue's "translator" Mark Evanier, they dive right into the fray of the first issue, detailing every page. After a break, they come back to wrap up the info about the creators, then tell the history of Pacific Comics. Plus, a little etymology lesson on the word "barbarian!" All this, and a couple of nice reviews found on Stitcher. This episode is more fun than a tankard of mead, you don't want to miss it! Thanks for J. Jones-Goldstein for the suggestion! weirdcomicshistory@gmail.com facebook.com/cosmictmillhistory cosmictmillhistory.tumblr.com @cosmictmill weirdsciencedccomics.com chrisisoninfiniteearths.com weirdcomicshistory.blogspot.com search "weirdcomicshistory" on YouTube

Quarter-Bin Podcast #116Captain Victory & the Galactic Rangers 1 - 3, Pacific Comics, cover-dated November 1981, January 1982, & March 1982.In celebration of The King's centennial year, we are looking at a creator-owned work from when Jack Kirby's stint in independent comics. How epic the story? How grand is the art?How unbridled is the King's imagination?Listen to the episode and find out!Click on the player below to listen to the episode:Right-click to download episode directlyYou may also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes or the RSS Feed.Promo #1: GI Joe: A Real American HeadcastPromo #2: Improvised Weapons D&D Podcast Next Episode: Flash 52, DC Comics, cover-dated July 1991. Happy tax day!Send e-mail feedback to relativelygeeky@gmail.com "Like" us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/relativelygeekyYou can follow the network on Twitter @Relatively_Geek and the host @ProfessorAlanSource: Akron Comic Con

Quarter-Bin Podcast #115Kobalt 14, Milestone / DC Comics, cover-dated July (or maybe August) 1995."Glass Houses," by John Rozum, with art by Eric Battle, Rober Quijano, & Rus Sever.What happens when Professor Alan journeys back to Dakota, to cover another book from the Milestone line? Can he figure out what's happening, and who the different characters are? Does he finds the story's attempts at excitement exciting? Does he find the attempts at humor humorous?Listen to the episode and find out!Click on the player below to listen to the episode:Right-click to download episode directlyYou may also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes or the RSS Feed.Promo: Feathers & Foes PodcastLink: Milestone episode of Robert Kirkman's Secret History of Comics Next Episode: Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers 1 - 3, Pacific Comics, cover-dated November 1981, January 1982, & March 1982.Send e-mail feedback to relativelygeeky@gmail.com "Like" us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/relativelygeekyYou can follow the network on Twitter @Relatively_Geek and the host @ProfessorAlanSource: In The Ballpark

In this episode, we speak to Ross Richie, Founder and CEO of BOOM! Studios. Over the past few years, Ross has overseen BOOM! as it has grown into one of the most vibrant and diverse publishers in the market, and has turned what began as a handful of anthology books into a creative collective that publishes a variety of genres, including titles produced by ARCHAIA, BOOMBox, KaBOOM!, and more. We discuss: The Fourth World, Hollywood, Keith Giffen, the Austin Renaissance, Pacific Comics, and more. The CBLDF Podcast is part of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund's ongoing education program, made possible in part with a donation from The Gaiman Foundation, and member support. More information can be found at cbldf.org

Donny reaches DEEP into his boxes of comics this week to tell you the tale of "Somerset Holmes" from Pacific Comics! This book has everything: amnesia, criminals, and housing projects! Enjoy.