Podcasts about she ra princess

This week, Amy takes us to the 80s with She-Ra: Princess of Power! The answer to the boy-centric He-Man. She-Ra was a hero that definitely tried to set itself apart with a female protagonist that was just as strong and mighty as He-Man. I suppose they also wanted to sell more toys, but either way this show has stood the test of time. There was even a Netflix reboot recently. Did we like it? Stick around to find out!Next week, Travis is showing us M.A.S.K - S1E4 - Highway to Terror streaming on TubiSend us feedback about the show on Twitter at @thosedaysshow or email us thosewerethedaysshow@gmail.comFollow us on socials!StephenAmyAudieTvsTravisSupport 2Dorks on PatreonJoin us every Monday at 9pm ET on Twitch to watch live! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we cover one of the most memorable cartoons ever made. Or at least one with the catchiest, most memorable theme song. We go straight to Duckberg to talk all about Duck Tales! Uncle Scrooge, his three nephews, and a cast of other ducks all go on wacky adventures through this show and bring with them some wonderful moments. Duck Tales was a hurricane when it came barreling into our homes back in the late 80s and its legacy lives on. Is it still any good? Find out with us!Next week, Amy is bringing us She-Ra: Princess of Power! S1 E45: Huntara. Available on YouTubeSend us feedback about the show on Twitter at @thosedaysshow or email us thosewerethedaysshow@gmail.comFollow us on socials!StephenAmyAudieTvsTravisSupport 2Dorks on PatreonJoin us every Monday at 9pm ET on Twitch to watch live! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

JAG HAR STYRKAAAN! Eller var det kraften? Nåväl, i detta av avsnitt pratar vi om He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. Den tecknade tv-serien det vill säga. Det blir bland annat SKELETOR, PETER HARRYSON, Mandela-effekten, underbara moralkakor samt minnesvärda blodbad från He-Man-fajter i barndomen... I avsnittets andra del tar vi oss an cyberwestern-serien Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs, eller Stjärnsheriffen - Saberrider som den kallades i Sverige. En serie med ett fantastiskt intro, ett av de bästa någonsin tillsammans med just He-Man! Så, era slemmiga pungråttor, det är dags att koppla på Ramrod och gå in och lyssna på avsnittet!  Mycket nöje!    Länk till alla våra plattformar:  https://linktr.ee/Filmsmakarna  #heman #he-man #hemanandthemastersoftheuniverse #motu #mastersoftheuniverse #saberrider #saberriderandthestarsheriffs #stjärnsheriffen #filmsmakarna #peterharryson #skeletor  Gällande He-Man: Serien kritiserades av vissa för att vara för våldsam för att vara riktad till en yngre publik. Serien sprängde censurgränserna som fanns inom barnprogram på tv under 1970-talet. För första gången på åratal kunde man i en tecknad tv-serie se en muskelsuperhjälte som slog folk med sin knytnäve. Han använde dock inte sitt svärd så ofta, utan brukade vanligtvis lyfta sina fiender och kasta dem. En annan sak som gjorde serien kontroversiell var att den producerades i samband med att reklam för leksakerna gjordes. Barnreklam var kontroversiellt vid denna tid. I Storbritannien förbjöds reklam för He-man-leksaker i samband med själva programmet. Som andra serier vid samma tid, bland annat G.I. Joe, gjordes även en "moral" efter avsnitten. Moralen var ofta bunden direkt till avsnittets handling. Serien var den första leksaksbaserade tecknade att produceras direkt för syndikering. Andra tecknade TV-serier i syndikering var denna sändes på lördagsmornarna. Det producerades även en spinoff 1985-1987 som hette She-Ra: Princess of Power, som handlade om He-Mans syster She-Ra:s äventyr, samt The New Adventures of He-Man 1990-1991 och en ny version av He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 2002-2004.    Gällande Saber Rider: Saber Rider är chef för Stjärnsherifferna som han leder i många och farliga äventyr genom rymden. Saber Rider och hans vänner, den vackra vetenskapskvinnan April och dom två Stjärnsherifferna Colt och Fireball kämpar mot Spökryttarna som leds av den ondskefulle Nemisis. Spökryttarna är svårfångade för att de kan färdas genom olika dimensioner.  Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs is an animated television space Western, similar to the series The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers and BraveStarr. The series premiered in the United States in 1987 and had a run of 52 episodes.[1] The show was based on Star Musketeer Bismarck (星銃士ビスマルク, Seijūshi Bisumaruku), a Japanese anime series created by Studio Pierrot that achieved moderate success in Japan. The English language rights to the series were purchased by World Events Productions (WEP), the same company behind the English-language version of Voltron, in 1986.[2] WEP reorganized and rewrote the series, incorporating most of the original episodes and creating 6 new ones, before releasing it under the name Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs. Saturday Morning Cartoons. 

Wie war das damals, als die Masters starteten? Wie erlebten wir den 200X-Relaunch, was dachten wir beim Start der MotU Classics? Das und vieles mehr ist diesmal Thema. Teilnehmer: Seb, Michael und The Formless One Laufzeit: 02:31:23 Redaktion: Manuel und Seb Schnitt, Mischung und Endproduktion: Manuel und Roboto X78 Das Intro wurde gesprochen von Jörg Schuler (Sprecher für Funk und TV). Vielen herzlichen Dank für die freundliche Unterstützung. Wir verwenden Musik von Pond5. Inhalt: Intro: 00:00:00 Vorspann: "Telefonterror" 00:02:17 DHQ-Intro 00:03:03 Begrüßung In eigener Sache: 00:03:57 Rückblick auf die letzte Folge, Update zur Homepage und zu Manuel Hörerfragen: 00:13:40 Wieso sind andere Bemalungen besser als die von Mattel? 00:21:07 Wer ist Skeletors Waffenmeister? 00:24:17 Welche MotU-Figur hat für euch das meiste Horrorpotenzial? 00:29:13 Welche MotU-Nebencharaktere verdienen mehr Aufmerksamkeit? 00:38:55 Warum gibt es keinen MotU-Film? News: 00:44:02 Das ewige Leid: Der neue 'Masters of the Universe'-Film. 00:49:40 'Skeletor & Panthor'-Maquette von Tweeterhead - Teil 1 00:50:44 Der Ehrwürdige des Gipfels 00:52:07 'Skeletor & Panthor'-Maquette von Tweeterhead - Teil 2 00:55:22 Eternia + King Grayskull werden bereits ausgeliefert 01:03:20 Rokkon-Verkaufsstart verschiebt sich 01:18:34 Neue MotU-Origins-Gerüchte Hauptthema: 01:25:30 Die großen MOTU-Starts - unsere Erinnerungen 01:26:05 Vintage Masters of the Universe 01:46:31 She-Ra/Princess of Power 01:54:35 He-Man - The New Adventures 02:05:19 Masters of the Universe 200X-Relaunch 02:16:41 Masters of the Universe Classics Outro: 02:27:28 Verabschiedung 02:28:22 Abschluss-Gag 02:30:34 DHQ-Outro

Wie war das damals, als die Masters starteten? Wie erlebten wir den 200X-Relaunch, was dachten wir beim Start der MotU Classics? Das und vieles mehr ist diesmal Thema. Teilnehmer: Seb, Michael und The Formless One Laufzeit: 02:31:23 Redaktion: Manuel und Seb Schnitt, Mischung und Endproduktion: Manuel und Roboto X78 Das Intro wurde gesprochen von Jörg Schuler (Sprecher für Funk und TV). Vielen herzlichen Dank für die freundliche Unterstützung. Wir verwenden Musik von Pond5. Inhalt: Intro: 00:00:00 Vorspann: "Telefonterror" 00:02:17 DHQ-Intro 00:03:03 Begrüßung In eigener Sache: 00:03:57 Rückblick auf die letzte Folge, Update zur Homepage und zu Manuel Hörerfragen: 00:13:40 Wieso sind andere Bemalungen besser als die von Mattel? 00:21:07 Wer ist Skeletors Waffenmeister? 00:24:17 Welche MotU-Figur hat für euch das meiste Horrorpotenzial? 00:29:13 Welche MotU-Nebencharaktere verdienen mehr Aufmerksamkeit? 00:38:55 Warum gibt es keinen MotU-Film? News: 00:44:02 Das ewige Leid: Der neue 'Masters of the Universe'-Film. 00:49:40 'Skeletor & Panthor'-Maquette von Tweeterhead - Teil 1 00:50:44 Der Ehrwürdige des Gipfels 00:52:07 'Skeletor & Panthor'-Maquette von Tweeterhead - Teil 2 00:55:22 Eternia + King Grayskull werden bereits ausgeliefert 01:03:20 Rokkon-Verkaufsstart verschiebt sich 01:18:34 Neue MotU-Origins-Gerüchte Hauptthema: 01:25:30 Die großen MOTU-Starts - unsere Erinnerungen 01:26:05 Vintage Masters of the Universe 01:46:31 She-Ra/Princess of Power 01:54:35 He-Man - The New Adventures 02:05:19 Masters of the Universe 200X-Relaunch 02:16:41 Masters of the Universe Classics Outro: 02:27:28 Verabschiedung 02:28:22 Abschluss-Gag 02:30:34 DHQ-Outro

Chris and Dave finally appear again for this Christmas edition! "He-Man & She-Ra: A Christmas Special" is a nostalgic and beloved animated holiday special that premiered in 1985. Produced by Filmation, the same studio behind the "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" and "She-Ra: Princess of Power" series, the Christmas special brought together the iconic characters from both franchises for a festive adventure. The production of the special showcased the collaboration between Mattel, the toy company that created the He-Man and She-Ra action figures, and Filmation, the animation studio responsible for bringing these characters to life on the small screen. The storyline revolves around He-Man and She-Ra teaming up to save two Earth children, Miguel and Alisha, who accidentally find themselves transported to Eternia. Skeletor and Hordak, the respective nemeses of He-Man and She-Ra, also play central roles in the plot, adding excitement and danger to the holiday-themed narrative. The special not only aimed to entertain young audiences with its action-packed sequences and magical elements but also conveyed positive messages about the spirit of Christmas and the importance of goodwill. The production successfully captured the essence of the original series while infusing it with festive cheer, making it a cherished part of the holiday traditions for fans of He-Man and She-Ra. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/comics-in-motion-podcast/message

The 80's Animator We sit down with legendary animator, director, and producer Thomas Cook. Thomas is one of the many people responsible for bringing some of the greatest animated series to life, like - Thundarr the Barbarian, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, She-Ra: Princess of Power, Scooby Doo, and so many others! We talked to him about those classic cartoons, how he got into animation, what he's doing now, and other topics as well. For more on Thomas Cook, please visit the following - Facebook - @tomcookanimator eBay Auctions to Benefit Wish Upon A Teen - Signed Darren McCarty Shirt & Photo - https://www.ebay.com/itm/335117954696 For RSWOF Merch - https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/319.... 100% of all proceeds benefit Wish Upon a Teen For direct contributions - https://www.wishuponateen.org For more on our show partners - Tee See Tee (Use Code FSF15) - www.teeseetee.com Monkey Cult Coffee (use code FSF10) - https://monkeycultcoffee.com/ Level Up Sabers https://bit.ly/FSFLevelUpSabers Win free loot - sign up here - www.fsfpopcast.com/contact Tim Beisiegels articles - https://couchsoup.com/author/byeseagull For more on our Show - Join our Patreon https://patreon.com/fsfpopcast Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/cpry4fCDTq Visit our website - https://www.fsfpopcast.com FSF PopCast on Twitter, Instagram, and Threads - @fsfpopcast

The 80's Animator We sit down with legendary animator, director, and producer Thomas Cook. Thomas is one of the many people responsible for bringing some of the greatest animated series to life, like - Thundarr the Barbarian, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, She-Ra: Princess of Power, Scooby Doo, and so many others! We talked to him about those classic cartoons, how he got into animation, what he's doing now, and other topics as well. For more on Thomas Cook, please visit the following - Facebook - @tomcookanimator eBay Auctions to Benefit Wish Upon A Teen - Signed Darren McCarty Shirt & Photo - https://www.ebay.com/itm/335117954696 For RSWOF Merch - https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/319.... 100% of all proceeds benefit Wish Upon a Teen For direct contributions - https://www.wishuponateen.org For more on our show partners - Tee See Tee (Use Code FSF15) - www.teeseetee.com Monkey Cult Coffee (use code FSF10) - https://monkeycultcoffee.com/ Level Up Sabers https://bit.ly/FSFLevelUpSabers Win free loot - sign up here - www.fsfpopcast.com/contact Tim Beisiegels articles - https://couchsoup.com/author/byeseagull For more on our Show - Join our Patreon https://patreon.com/fsfpopcast Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/cpry4fCDTq Visit our website - https://www.fsfpopcast.com FSF PopCast on Twitter, Instagram, and Threads - @fsfpopcast

JMS: three letters that stand for inventive comic book storytelling. Not that he's a slouch in film, TV, or animation, mind you. J. Michael Straczynski may be best known as the creator of the 90s sci-fi show Babylon 5, but for our purposes, he's a comic writing genius who's worked on some of the most iconic characters for the past 30 years. Before breaking into the industry with his epic Rising Stars series for Top Cow/Image, he had a solid foundation in animation, having scripted and edited shows like He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, She-Ra: Princess of Power, and The Real Ghostbusters.After the atmospheric Midnight Nation for his own Top Cow imprint Joe's Comics, he began an epic run on Amazing Spider-Man for Marvel. He soon expanded to titles like Supreme Power, Fantastic Four, and a defining run on Thor. Later, at DC, he developed the Earth One series of graphic novels, writing three volumes of Superman. He also wrote several installments of Before Watchmen.Now, JMS is back at Marvel with an ongoing Captain America series (with artist Jesus Saiz), which you can pick up starting in September. In the meantime, you can follow JMS primarily on Twitter (@stracynski).________________________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.

In this episode we travel to Australia and meet seven-year-old best pals Freya and Femi. They share common favorites like Disney, Netflix and Mario Kart, and also the animated series She-Ra Princess of Power and the book series, Fairy Animals of Misty Wood. But we also talk about making videos, getting permission to go online, getting addicted to TikTok, what makes a movie scary, and the meaning of the word media. I hope you enjoy this episode.

Animation legend Tom Cook joins the Bandits for some cartoon craziness! Tom has done it all, from He-Man & the Masters of the Universe and She-Ra: Princess of Power to the Smurfs, Super Friends, and Jetsons: The Movie. And he has a ridiculous comic book collection! So get prepared to relive your childhood as we dig into the characters and cartoons of Tom Cook._______________________________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. 

Ella and Charley from our sister podcast Mystery Shack Lookback join us to discuss ND Stevenson's Nimona and why Disney decided against completing this film.  Patreon Merch Twitter Instagram Pipedream podcasts Clips used in this episode: She-Ra: Princess of Power (1985) She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (2018) Carrie  (2013) "Keith & Eugene EXPOSE Toxic Masculinity With Relationship Advice" Try Guys Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) Santa Clarita Diet (2017) Scrat Finally Earned a Chance to Eat the Acorn (Epilogue) Blue Sky Studios Music by Kevin MacLeod "Discovery Hit" "Jazz Brunch" "Miami Nights" "Black Vortex" "Industrial Music Box"

She-Ra é uma personagem da série de animação She-Ra: Princess of Power. Ela é o alter ego da Princesa Adora e irmã gêmea de Principe Adam, o He-Man. She-Ra e seus amigos da Grande Rebelião tentam defender o reino de Etheria contra as terríveis forças de Hordak. Quer ficar atualizado sempre que sair algum conteúdo novo? Gostou do nosso conteúdo? Siga nosso perfil no Instagram, visite nosso site para se integrar mais sobre os episódios e se quiser pode apoiar nosso projeto através do Apoia-se: Site: https://cantinhocast.com.br Apoia-se: https://apoia.se/cantinhocast Instagram: https://instagram.com/cantinho_cast/ Dúvidas, sugestões, caneladas? E-mail: zartel@cantinhocast.com

A copious amount of placstic crack announced for the Origins and Masterverse lines and we're here to give our thoughts (simply opinion, if you feel differently, good on ya!) as well as dusting off our old commentary format for the She-Ra: Princess of Power episode "Huntara"!

Released back in December 1985, He-Man & She-Ra: A Christmas Special is an animated Christmas television special based on the animated series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and the spin off She-Ra Princess of Power. In the special, Orko accidentally travels to Earth at Christmas time, where he encounters two children and brings them back to Eternia. Join Chris Vint as we open the vault to the Masters of the Universe Chronicles for an alternative commentary on this classic Christmas special. You can also watch it by clicking on YouTube. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/retrochatpodcast/message

In this episode, we talk to Skeletor and She-Ra: Alan Oppenheimer - Skeletor in He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and Melendy Britt - She-Ra in She-Ra: Princess of Power about favorite episodes, influences, and dream roles. 10:20 - What were some of your influences from television or movies? 12:53 - What's your favorite performing medium: stage, film, television, animation? 20:37 – Do you have a favorite episode of He-Man? 22:47 - What were some of your earliest roles in voice acting, or did that come later in your career? 26:03 - Is there anything you are reading or watching that you're particularly enjoying right now? 31:20 - What was your favorite part of playing your characters? 35:49 – Is there a dream role for each of you? 37:35 - What do you think that Skeletor and She-Ra would have done for their Thanksgiving? This discussion was moderated by Patty Hawkins and originally aired live on galaxycon.com on November 27th. Head over to check out more FREE livestream Q&As!

Rated-imMATURE – Naughty Language and Spoilers.00:02:11 He-Man Tears & the Mistresses of the Universe00:12:53 Also, She-Ra: Princess of Power00:21:06 The Power of Grayskull: The Definitive History00:31:58 Plot Twist: It's really a Thundercats Universe Episode!00:37:38 Hold On, TigerSharks?00:51:40 He-Man/ThunderCats (2016)Facebook @rolledspine #rolledspine rolledspinepodcasts@gmail.com rolled spine specials or Rolled Spine Podcasts.

Hosts Dave Bossert and Aljon Go welcome former Disney Supervising Animator and Sculptor, Ellen Woodbury. She is best known for her work on Hercules (1997), Aladdin (1992), and Treasure Planet (2002). She also worked for Filmation on the TV series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and She-Ra: Princess of Power. She attended the Experimental Animation program at the California Institute of the Arts under the mentorship of Jules Engel. She moved to Loveland, Colorado, in 2005 to become a full-time sculptor. She taught Character Animation at the Art Institute of Colorado from 2010 to 2014 and ran a character animation workshop along with her class each week. More at EllenWoodbury.com. Pre-order a signed copy of Dave's new book - Claude Coats: Walt Disney's Imagineer—The Making of Disneyland: From Toad Hall to the Haunted Mansion and Beyond - CLAUDE COATS IMAGINEER (theoldmillpress.com) Visit Skull Rock Podcast | Facebook. Purchase Dave Bossert's new award-winning book "3D Disneyland - Like You've Never Seen It Before at theoldmillpress.com. Email us: aljon@skullrockpodcast.com | dave@skullrockpodcast.com. Outro music "The Pirate King" composed by Jared Rehnquist/Untold Journey - Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License https://youtu.be/iTVxFPhbAtk. *Source Wikipedia --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skullrockpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skullrockpodcast/support

It's a weird one this week as the Fans of Power Podcast discusses the She-Ra: Princess of Power episode "The Sea Hawk" bookended by Nathan's eventful history with Burger King, what lengths Joe will go to obtain free food and just how satisfying a good bowel movement is. See? Told you it was weird. We laughed quite a bit and hope you will too!

Hosts Aljon Go and Dave Bossert talk about the latest pop culture and Disney news and chat with Tom Sito, Disney Animator/Director/USC Professor. *Tom Sito became a Hollywood animator. His credits include Walt Disney’s Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, The Little Mermaid, Beauty, and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, Pocahontas, Dreamworks Shrek, The Prince of Egypt, Warner Bros Looney Tunes Back in Action, and Osmosis Jones. Plus TV series like HeMan and the Masters of the Universe, She-Ra Princess of Power, Superfriends, plus lots of commercials and shorts. Tom is President-Emeritus of the Animation Guild, Local 839 Hollywood, and on the Board of Governors of the Motion Picture Academy of Arts & Sciences. He is the author of several books including Drawing the Line, The Untold Story of the Animation Unions (U Kentucky Press), Moving Innovation, A History of Computer Graphics, (MIT Press), Eat, Drink, Animate, An Animators Cookbook (CRC Press). He has taught and lectured about animation around the world and is currently a Professor of Animation at the University of Southern California. *Source NationalCartoonists.com. Visit Skull Rock Podcast | Facebook. Purchase Dave Bossert's new award-winning book "3D Disneyland - Like You've Never Seen It Before at theoldmillpress.com. Email us: aljon@skullrockpodcast.com | dave@skullrockpodcast.com. Outro music "The Pirate King" composed by Jared Rehnquist/Untold Journey - Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License https://youtu.be/iTVxFPhbAtk. *Source IMDB. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skullrockpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skullrockpodcast/support

Chris is joined by friends of the Archive Stormy and Alex to discuss Western Magical girl shows from the '80s. In this episode, we chat about She-Ra: Princess of Power, My Little Pony, Rainbow Brite, Jem and the Holograms, Wildfire, and Lady Lovely Locks. We give our thoughts on the shows and why they might be appealing to fans of Jewel Riders!   Find Stormy's writing over at Fanfiction.net: https://www.fanfiction.net/u/4856734/Cupcakedoll   Find Alex on Twitter @paperdollprince - Play their dress up games over at https://paperdollprince.itch.io/   * * *   Discover more! Join Chris Kanther, Ronnie Delmar, and the Circle of Friends as they explore the world of the 1995/1996 animated series Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders. Subscribe to our PodBean #podcast: https://jewelridersarchive.podbean.com/

This week, host Isaac Butler talks to cartoonist and now showrunner Noelle Stevenson about the process of rebooting the ‘80s TV show She-Ra: Princess of Power. In the interview, Noelle talks about developing a fresh vision for the show and ultimately creating one of the most diverse kids shows in history. She also discusses her webcomic, Nimona, which was adapted into a graphic novel and earned her a National Book Award nomination at the age of 23.  After the interview, Isaac and co-host June Thomas offer advice to a listener who wonders if focusing on their art, rather than working with vulnerable people, is too privileged a life choice.   In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, Noelle talks about The Weight of Them, a webcomic she created about her decision to get top surgery.  Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com or give us a call at (304) 933-9675. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get benefits like zero ads on any Slate podcast, bonus episodes of shows like Slow Burn and Dear Prudence—and you’ll be supporting the work we do here on Working. Sign up now to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, host Isaac Butler talks to cartoonist and now showrunner Noelle Stevenson about the process of rebooting the ‘80s TV show She-Ra: Princess of Power. In the interview, Noelle talks about developing a fresh vision for the show and ultimately creating one of the most diverse kids shows in history. She also discusses her webcomic, Nimona, which was adapted into a graphic novel and earned her a National Book Award nomination at the age of 23.  After the interview, Isaac and co-host June Thomas offer advice to a listener who wonders if focusing on their art, rather than working with vulnerable people, is too privileged a life choice.   In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, Noelle talks about The Weight of Them, a webcomic she created about her decision to get top surgery.  Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com or give us a call at (304) 933-9675. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get benefits like zero ads on any Slate podcast, bonus episodes of shows like Slow Burn and Dear Prudence—and you’ll be supporting the work we do here on Working. Sign up now to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, host Isaac Butler talks to cartoonist and now showrunner Noelle Stevenson about the process of rebooting the ‘80s TV show She-Ra: Princess of Power. In the interview, Noelle talks about developing a fresh vision for the show and ultimately creating one of the most diverse kids shows in history. She also discusses her webcomic, Nimona, which was adapted into a graphic novel and earned her a National Book Award nomination at the age of 23.  After the interview, Isaac and co-host June Thomas offer advice to a listener who wonders if focusing on their art, rather than working with vulnerable people, is too privileged a life choice.   In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, Noelle talks about The Weight of Them, a webcomic she created about her decision to get top surgery.  Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com or give us a call at (304) 933-9675. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get benefits like zero ads on any Slate podcast, bonus episodes of shows like Slow Burn and Dear Prudence—and you’ll be supporting the work we do here on Working. Sign up now to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's comic book review podcast: GI Joe: Castle Fall IDW Written by Paul Allor Art by Chris Evenhuis Snow Angels #1 ComiXology Written by Jeff Lemire Art by Jock The Immortal Hulk: Flatline #1 Marvel Written and Art by Declan Shalvey HAHA #2 Image Comics Written by W. Maxwell Prince Art by Zoe Thorogood King in Black #4 Marvel Written by Donny Cates Art by Ryan Stegman Batman/Catwoman #3 DC Comics Written by Tom King Art by Clay Mann Savage #1 Valiant Comics Written by Max Bemis Art by Nathan Stockman Guardians of the Galaxy #11 Marvel Written by Al Ewing Art by Juann Cabal Stillwater #6 Image Comics Written by Chip Zdarsky Art by Ramón K. Perez Future State: Superman Worlds of War #2 DC Comics Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Brandon Easton, Becky Cloonan & Michael W. Conrad, Jeremy Adams Art by Mikel Janin, Valentin de Landro, Michael Avon Oeming, Siya Oum Future State: Immortal Wonder Woman #2 DC Comics Written by Becky Cloonan & Michael W. Conrad, L.L. 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Alex:                 On The Stack, we talk about a bunch of books that have come out this week. Let's kick it off, because we got a packed stack. Justin:              Oh, yes. Alex:                 [crosstalk 00:00:19] G.I. Joe: Castle Fall from IDW, written by Paul Allor, art by Chris Evenhuis. I got to tell you, never in a million years would I have expected that a G.I. Joe book would be at the top of my personal stack, but that's where we are. This book is what a lot of what this book has been leading up to. Cobra has taken over the entire world. Finally, G.I. Joe gets an in to fight back. It doesn't go exactly how you think it's going to go. There's a big twist there. This book is great. Justin:              I got to say, I mean, I was not allowed to watch G.I. Joe as a child because they had guns in their hands. Pete:                Here we go. Jesus Christ. Can we talk about G.I. Joe one time without you dropping that? Justin:              What? I'm just saying. It was just sort of an introduction to say that I also love this book. I also wasn't allowed sugary cereals, which led me to enjoy a lot of Grape Nuts. Pete:                And you also had to drink well water, and your teeth are falling out. Alex:                 Don't spoil. The next book we're talking about is Grape Nuts #1, which is also very good. Justin:              That's going to be good. It's going to be good. Just put a little honey on it. No. This book is so good, and what I love about it is they've been building up to it over the course of all these smaller issues and books to get here, and each one, for the most part, has been excellent, and the fact that they're building this whole little universe around G.I. Joe is something that … Again, I don't know if I said. I never watched as a kid. Pete:                Oh, my god. Fuck, I hate you. I mean, this is great. I mean, you get to see Roadblock fucking pick up a fucking giant cannon of a gun and just fucking shoot. It was great. Yeah. The art's really good. The storytelling, the plot's impressive. It's a lot better than a lot of the cartoon's plot, but I thought this was- Alex:                 Not all of it. I would say like 50 percent of the cartoon's plots. Most of the cartoon's plots were very good, as we all know. Pete:                Sure. Sure. Because we all watched them as kids. Alex:                 I never watched it. Justin:              It must have been fun for you, Pete, to see your favorite Joes, like soup can, hub cap. Pete:                So far you haven't named one. Justin:              Dance party. Pete:                Nope. Justin:              Hat hair. Hat hair is so good in this issue. Pete:                No. Justin:              He's so good because he's like [crosstalk 00:02:30]- Pete:                Did you see? My favorite scene in the issue is when load-bearing beam really brings the hurt down. Justin:              That guy is so tough. Pete:                [crosstalk 00:02:39]. Justin:              He's got the weight of the world on his shoulders. Pete:                I'm the only one who knows the names, and you guys are still doing bits. It's just ridiculous. Alex:                 Well, what I love about this is I, again, I have no interest in G.I. Joe particularly because of the names, because they're so silly and over the top, but every character is so distinct, from the art, to the writing, to their motivations here, including the villains as well. The way that they fleshed out Cobra here and made them interesting rather than just going “I'm a serpent name, and I have a mask, and I'm evil,” and that's pretty much my whole impression of Cobra Commander. I think there's two of them, right? Pete:                Oh, my god. Justin:              No. There's more. You need 20 minutes. Alex:                 There's Destro and also Cobra Commander? I don't know how this works. Pete:                Okay. All right. Destro does not talk like that. Alex:                 Everyone's shit. Pete:                There's Serpentor. Alex:                 I'm Destro. Pete:                Oh, my god. All right. You are killing me. Alex:                 I'm the Baroness. Pete:                Okay. All right. First off, let's back up the truck. If you're going to do bits about their names, know the show, because one of the funniest things is they would do PSAs after the show, and there would be a character whose name is Barbecue, and he has a flamethrower on his back, and then he's like “Hey, kids. If you have a house fire, you should run away,” and it's like “Hey, Barbecue. How did that house fire start? You have a flamethrower, and you're standing next to a fire. This isn't cool, man. You shouldn't set people's houses on fire and then teach kids about fires.” Justin:              It's very funny to me that you were like “Justin, you're making fun of this by saying the names you said. If you said the name Barbecue,” who's the hero you like's name, because when I said hub cap, you were like “That's stupid,” but you said Barbecue, and you were like “That's good. Hub cap is bad, but Barbecue-“ Pete:                I mean, Snow Job's a real … That's a real name. Justin:              What about tippy toe? I really like tippy toe. Pete:                Oh, my god. Alex:                 This book is fantastic. Definitely pick it up, even if you don't know anything about G.I. Joe. Alex:                 Moving on to Snow Angels #1 from ComiXology, written by Jeff Lemire, art by Jock. I said this on the live show, but I'll stick with it. That team is on a book, and you're in no matter what, but thankfully this book is great and weird anyway. It's about a world, maybe a world, that has been covered in ice. All that exists is this snow trench. There's a family, a father, and two daughters who are skating through the trench for one theirs 12th birthday, and things get weirder and deadlier and more dangerous from there. This feels like the perfect gelling of these two creators' tastes. Pete:                It seems like it's Snowpiercer 2, where after the train's gone, now they're just living on the tracks. You know what I mean? And that's where this takes place. Justin:              Withering criticism from Pete LePage. Alex:                 But you say that about anything that involves snow. You said that when you saw the Michael Keaton vehicle Jack Frost as well. Justin:              Yeah. No. Pete:                The Michael Keaton vehicle. Justin:              When the Weather Report came out, Pete screamed at the TV. It's like “Snowpiercer. Get out of here.” I like this book a lot. You said it best, Alex. It's such a great combination of these two creators' work. A lot of great blood splatters on this, and very few snow angels, and ice skating is hard, and these characters do it constantly. Pete:                Yeah. Yeah. I mean, growing up in upstate New York, you needed to kind of … You might as well put skates on, because you're walking around so much ice, but I did really … All joking aside, I really love the last-page reveal. The art's unbelievable. This is a very unique, cool kind of world that we're kind of thrown into here. I thought it was an amazing first issue of getting you established with what's going on and then kind of raising the stakes. I thought this was really fantastic book. Alex:                 Next up, the Immortal Hulk: Flatline #1 from Marvel, written and art by Declan Shalvey. This is another, as you can probably tell from the title, spinoff of the Immortal Hulk doing one-shot stories about him here. Bruce Banner meets one of his old teachers. Things don't go that well over the course of the issue. How do you think this held up to the high standard of Immortal Hulk? Justin:              I like this a lot. Declan Shalvey has been talking about this book a lot online. There's a lot of pride and just love for this book coming from the creator. So I really appreciate that, and it's a great story. It feels like a classic Hulk story that we haven't seen in a while, because the main book has been so focused on just straight-up horrifying imagery. So this takes it back a little bit and really says “Hey. Be nice to your teachers, because they might come at you from some gamma-irradiated vision and really fuck up your life if you're not careful.” Pete:                Yeah. Teachers will haunt you for the rest of your life, man. You got to be careful. Justin:              Yeah. Alex:                 Totally agree. Haha #2 from Image Comics, written by W. Maxwell Prince, art by Zoe Thorogood. This is the second issue, of course, from the creator of Ice Cream Man. It is an anthology about clowns. Here, we're getting to meet a character who … It's not revealed until the end of the issue exactly what she's doing, but as a child, she ran away with her mom, who had a bit of a psychotic break and thought she was a clown, wanted to go away to a fun time happy land. Things do not end up fun time or happy. How'd you feel about this one? Justin:              So good. Haunting. We love W. Maxwell Prince's work on Ice Cream Man, and to see it sort of grounded in a weird way … I didn't expect this series ostensibly focusing on clowns to be the more grounded version of his storytelling, but it really is. It's sort of real-world stories of people going off the map a little bit with their choices, with clown imagery, and there's such a melancholy to all of this work, and I really like that. Alex:                 Pete? Pete:                Yeah. This is so haunting and messed up in ways that I wasn't ready for. This mother-and-child-like relationship was very scary to me, and I kept waiting there to be kind of fun moments, and so far it's just a fucking nightmare, and I'm scared to keep reading this comic, because it was like … I feel like Ice Cream Man kind of encouraged this, and I'm a little worried about what the payoff is going to be. Justin:              Encouraged it. Alex:                 I don't think there's going to be a payoff. I think it's just an anthology of stories. Pete:                I think maybe the people reading it will slowly start to go insane and then paint their faces like clowns and then die horribly. Justin:              I guess the payoff is when you show up to do the show in full clown, which honestly I think we're pretty close to. Alex:                 What if all of these people in this book joined together in some sort of book, all of these crazy people who are clowns forming a group together. It would be some sort of insane clown posse. I mean, just to throw something out there, I feel like that's maybe how it could work at the last issue. Justin:              Huh. That'd be quite a league of extraordinary clowns. As long as they aren't fueled by some sort of small-market soda, I think we'll be fine. Alex:                 King in Black #4 from Marvel, written by Donny Cates, art by Ryan Stegman. This is a big issue here where once again Donny Cates redefines the Marvel universe, does a little bit of the old retcon action to come up with an explanation for something that has not made a lot of sense. Eddie Brock is lying dying. Dylan Brock, his son, has been trapped by Knull, the King in Black. All of the heroes are trying to fight back, and they finally get a foothold here as we enter the endgame of this title. What'd you think about all the twists and turns? Justin:              I love the reveal at the end of the issue. When I first started reading comics, and I will spoil this sort of twist at the end right now, but Captain Universe was what was on the stands right then. Spider-Man had just had the Captain Universe powers, and he was recovering form that, being sort of de-powered. I think the first Spider-Man issue I ever read, he was shooting upwards into space, having just lost the Captain Universe powers, and trying to web himself to a passing airplane, and so to have that make sense and maybe join the Marvel universe with Eddie Brock at the helm I thought was great. It was crazy to see the heroes turn it around so hard in this issue. Pete:                Yeah. I really thought this was great. Lot of cool reveals in this issue. The good guys are getting their butts kicked for a long time now. It's nice to see what kind of cards we're going to play here. So I was really, really impressed with this issue, a lot of cool stuff, and I can't wait to see how this whole thing unfolds. I went from being like “What is this?” to really I'm bored with this kind of event. So I feel like it was really cool, and then the backup story, the Demon Days, was also really cool as well. Alex:                 That was very fun. That seems to be a title that we're going to see going forward that is a Japanese, I would say, art-style-inflected X-Men tale, which I thought was kind of neat. Justin:              Yeah. Pete:                Yeah. Alex:                 Next up, Batman / Catwoman #3 from DC Comics, written by Tom King, art by Clay Mann. We're continuing this time-hopping story of Batman and Catwoman as they fight a war on three different fronts. I like this one. I felt like I had a better handle on what's going on in this issue than I did necessarily in the first two issues. How'd you guys feel about it? Pete:                I love this. I thought this was really amazing. I love the kind of tone that's even set up in the beginning with the double play, the double-spread title page of Bat and Cat. I think this is such a cool area to explore. If the Bat and Cat are together, how do they exist? You know what I mean? Is Catwoman have to be more good? Does Batman have to try to be more bad? How do they exist? Pete:                I think this is a very interesting position to put Batman and Catwoman, and the kind of reveal of Joker in the money suit … I lost it. I thought that was so funny and hysterical, and that whole “Paul Fleischman is dead. Oh, god. No. Who's Paul Fleischman?” … I'm really having a lot of fun with this book. I'm very, very impressed with it. Yeah. I can't say enough nice things about the art and everything that's going on. Justin:              Yeah. The art is so stylized. It's so composed in such a specific way, especially a story that moves around so much. It's so nice to see the art really reflecting a meticulous design style, but yeah. This reminds me of, oddly, the last episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, the jumping between- Alex:                 Oh, okay. I can see that. Justin:              … jumping between different eras, telling one story, because it almost feels like in this comic that the characters are aware of the time jumps. I don't think they actually are, but it feels like they're very complicit in telling the story in this particular way, and I think that's what allows it to hang together so well as opposed to … Because it's jarring, jumping between the different time frames in this. There's very little visual direction, but there's just so much emotional direction where we're seeing so much happen at once, and at the same time, we're introducing Mask of the Phantasm here, which is a horrifying character [crosstalk 00:14:58]. Alex:                 I got to say that's the one thing for me that is not quite working about this book is I really like the Phantasm. It just right now feels like this element that I don't quite get how it fits in and how it's part of the story. Pete:                Just wait for it. All right? Don't- Alex:                 I'm sure. Yes. I know. It will pan out, and it's fine, but the Joker stuff in both the past and the present seems to connect. I get that the Phantasm is this outside thing, but it's such an out-sized presence, perhaps given because of its real-world weight of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm being the best Batman movie, that I felt like “Oh. This is its own story. What is going on with the Phantasm? Why are we not telling this story? Why is this only one third of the book?” Pete:                Yeah, but- Justin:              I think that is that exterior pressure, because to me, and I'm someone that didn't … I didn't watch that when I was younger. So it's not something I revere maybe as much. So just seeing the imagery that's there to be scary as opposed to being like “Look. I'm this character you know,” … I think it's working. Alex:                 All right. Fair enough. Pete:                Yeah. I agree. Just because something was amazing, don't let it hurt this story before we get what it's about, but I understand what you're saying and it makes sense. I'm just so happy we're getting this story, because we got little teases of it, and then DC was like “No. We're kind of doing something else.” So I'm so glad that, in this Black Label thing, we get this story that we were kind of given a little bit and then taken away. So I'm just so happy right now with what's going on in this book. Alex:                 Next up, Savage #1 from Valiant Comics, written by Max Bemis, art by Nathan Stockman. In this, we are picking up with Savage, a wild little boy who was left in a dinosaur land and came to the present. Now he's a social media star. Don't worry. There's still dinosaur battles in this book. I thought this was a lot of fun. What did you guys think? Pete:                Yeah. I- Justin:              Yeah. This … Pete:                Go ahead. Justin:              This is a lot fun. It reminds me of back in the day, the Ultraverse line of comics. This feels like strong pitch, strong concept, mixing a classic sort of comic book trope with a modern spin on it, and then the story's just really fun. Pete:                Yeah. I agree. It's fun to see kind of Savage exist now and how that would kind of look a little bit, but I'm glad that we still get to kind of see Savage do what Savage enjoys doing- Justin:              What Savage do. Pete:                … and it was … Yeah. The art's unbelievable. This is a very visually pleasing book, and it really delivers. Justin:              Oh, pleasing. So pleasing. Pete:                Yeah. Alex:                 Pete's not having any of it tonight. Justin:              Yeah. Alex:                 All right. Let's move on, talk about- Justin:              He's displeased. Pete:                Also, I'm very excited. We talked to Cullen Bunn about Shadowman, and we get a little peak of this in this. So I'm very excited about what that's going to be like. Alex:                 There you go. Guardians of the Galaxy #11 from Marvel, written by Al Ewing, art by Juan Cabal. In this issue, this is the second-to-lat issue, I believe, of this run on Guardians of the Galaxy. They are facing down dark olympian gods. Star Lord has been through some very weird stuff that's affecting him here. I know we haven't really can keeping up with this book. So what'd you think about this issue? Justin:              I feel like the Guardians of the Galaxy are the most emotional team in comic books. They're an emotion-first team, and this book is it. All the characters are just wide open talking about what they're going through, and they're like “We have to fight, but I really want to talk about this,” and I appreciate that. They're fully therapeutic. They're getting it out there. They're telling it like it is, and the art's wonderful. It really is a ragtag group of characters. Just it's used very well. Alex:                 Yeah. Pete? Pete:                Yeah. I mean, it's a lot of fun. Art's unbelievable. Yeah. Alex:                 Great. Great stuff. Stillwater #6 from Image Comics, written by Chip Zdarsky, art by Ramón K. Pérez. This is a big flashback issue kicking off of the cliffhanger from the last issue where a bunch of military dudes were right outside the town where nobody dies. In this issue, we find out how they got there, what's going on with it. As we talked to Chip Zdarsky about on the live show, the danger and the action ramps up in a big way in this book really quickly, which I continue to find very impressive. Justin:              Yeah. He's really done a good job of setting up a very explosive environment, the politics of Stillwater. Now we have these military guys on the outside of town. Our main character sort of doesn't want to be there, is unsettled. That combined with Ramón Pérez's very pastoral art, I think, makes for just a nice juxtaposition, and I like this book a lot. Pete:                Yeah. I agree. Just when you think “Okay. This is what's going,” it really amps it up even more. Art is unbelievable, and the kind of going between times, the adjustments it makes there, but also just in its storytelling and its panel movement … I cannot believe “Okay. Oh, sure. Yeah. Nobody dies. Okay. Oh, yeah, but now we're going to deal with this thing.” It's like “Wait. What?” It just keeps kind of keeping the action going, and it's crazy in all the right ways. Alex:                 All right. Now it is time for our Future State block as we have been doing the past couple of weeks. We've read through every single issue that came out from DC in Future State this week. We're not going to talk about all of them, but we're going to talk about some highlights, but if you're wondering what came out, we got Future State: Superman: Worlds of War #2, Immortal Wonder Woman #2, The Next Batman #4, Catwoman #2, Nightwing #2, and Shazam #2. So let's call some stuff out. Pete just dropped something on the floor. I don't know what's going on. Pete:                Yeah. I just accidentally dropped a pencil. I- Justin:              A pencil? Pete:                Yeah. Justin:              Oh, no. Alex:                 Were you writing on your phone with a pencil? Pete:                No. Justin:              But Pete, what about your sketching? Pete:                [inaudible 00:21:27]. Alex:                 Not a lot of people know this, actually, but Pete does these very funny caricatures of us during taping The Stack, and it's a delight. Justin:              You got to release those, Pete, because honestly, you're like the Colossus, famously a painter, of the podcast. Pete:                Sure. Sure. Anyways, so I really liked The Next Batman #4. I mean, having a black Batman is a great idea, but the part where Batman's just like “Listen. I'm going to be real with you guys,” I was like “Oh, this is so much fun,” but I really like how this is different. You know what I mean? Because Batman in this book has parents and is willing to maybe stab his mom to get what he needs to get done and keep Gotham safe, and I don't know if our Batman would do that. Pete:                So it's nice to see this Batman really stepping it up and be like “Sorry, ma. Sometimes you got to stab somebody for your beliefs,” and I don't know. I just think this is … The Future State here, I'm still having a lot of fun with the choices that they're making with these heroes, and this, The Next Batman, I'm having a great time with. Justin:              Well, it wasn't my favorite of the week, but I want to throw it to Nightwing #2, just piggybacking on Pete's comment, because Nightwing #2 features of this new Batman and Nightwing, and I love the dynamic that's created here, where our new Batman is sort of deferential to Nightwing. He's like “I'm just sort of figuring this out right now,” and Nightwing's like “I get it,” but our new Batman refuses to leave his side despite the fac that Nightwing … It's a great flip of the dynamic of Batman usually being in the leadership role and Nightwing being more of a sidekick. I just hadn't seen that before, and it really caught me off guard in a good way. Alex:                 So what was your favorite of the week then, Justin? Justin:              Superman: Worlds of War #2. This story- Pete:                Oh, yeah. Can we talk about it? Justin:              This story by Phillip Kennedy Johnson at the front end of this book is so fucking good. He just boils down Superman and Clark Kent to just … I'll tell you about what happened if you haven't read it. There are these two kids are sort of in Smallville exploring the area. They walk to the original Kent farm. In this world, obviously Superman's revealed that he's Clark Kent. Justin:              So they're trying to find the original Kent farm, because everybody knows he's Superman, and the main girl is recounting an article she read that Clark Kent wrote about the town, and it's so good, so interesting, about a soldier that went to war and how it affected his life, juxtaposed with images of Superman on Warworld just fighting, sacrificing everything to free some people who have been captured on Warworld against Mongul, and it's just … It's beautiful. It's drawn beautifully. It's so smartly written. It's so good. Pete:                I want to take a moment just to talk about the art alone. I mean, unbelievable, just absolutely. The character designs, Mongul and Superman, their faces … Just it fits so well with the story in such a great way. The paneling, the art flow … It's really, really well done. I was really impressed with this book. Alex:                 I'm surprised, Pete, that you didn't call out Michael Avon Oeming's art on the Midnighter story towards the back of this book, because we get kind of a little Midnighter going through time, and that seems exactly your jam. Pete:                Oh, yeah. Yeah. I mean, yeah. If we can talk about that for a little bit, I mean- Justin:              No. I'm so sorry. We just ran out of time [inaudible 00:25:19]. We don't have time to talk about it. Pete:                Yeah. I thought that was unbelievable. Obviously, I'm a huge Midnighter fan, but just what a cool concept, and Oeming … His art is just fantastic. Justin:              I particularly like the old and young Midnighter versions that Oeming draws here. Alex:                 Super fun. It was really hard for me to choose, this week. I think, again, this is a very strong week for the Future State books. I kind of want to go for Immortal Wonder Woman #2 just because- Justin:              Another great book. Alex:                 … I think it was a gorgeous story, Becky Cloonan and Michael W. Conrad, art by Jen Bartel, of Wonder Woman being the, I guess, second-to-last person in the universe, and it's just, like a lot of these things, a mission statement on Wonder Woman and what she means, but the one that I kind of left until the end and that I was like “Oh, right,” … The first issue of this was awesome, Shazam #2- Justin:              I knew you were going to say it. Pete:                Yeah. Alex:                 … by Tim Sheridan and Eduardo Pansica. Fucking great. So good. Justin:              Dark. Dark take. Alex:                 Oh, so dark. This is like the darkest Shazam story I've ever read in my life, but I love it, and I love the cliffhanger that it ends off up on, the way that the characters are drawn, just terrifying throughout, of Shazam and Billy Batson being split apart, where it leaves off, where it's leading into this Future State Black Adam book. Just put it in my veins. I'm having a blast reading it. Justin:              I agree. I liked that too, and I know we weren't going to talk about all of them, but I got to throw it out to Future State Catwoman #2 as well- Alex:                 Great. Justin:              … because it's a great story. It's a train robbery. We get to see Batman, Bruce Wayne, show up. Everyone thought he was dead. Catwoman reunites with him, such a great moment, great action. Onomatopoeias there for some reason, but it's very cool. It was just great. Alex:                 Yeah. I've been reading this book. The fact that it's all set on a train, did you feel like it was more of a Snowpiercer kind of book? Justin:              Oh, yes. That's what. I was like “Where's all the snow? They should be just piercing each flake?” Pete:                I did want to ask. In Immortal Wonder Woman, the art is so amazing, and I was like “What is this reminding me of.” It reminds me a little bit of She-Ra: Princess of Power on Netflix. The way the art kind of jumps off the page is really impressive, and I really liked it. Alex:                 Good stuff. Justin:              It reminded me a little bit of the Green Lantern book that we love so much, Far Sector. Pete:                Oh, yeah. Alex:                 All right. Let's move on, because we have a lot of other books to talk about. Thor #12 from Marvel, written by Donny Cates, art by Nic Klein, another one of my favorite books of the month, because you got Throg and Lockjaw in a huge fight with Donald Blake, who has [crosstalk 00:28:03]. So much fun just fighting through dimensions, just a blast to read, also so dark, but great. Pete:                The art and the way Throg is drawn … Some of the action stuff is just so phenomenal, like him catching the hammer. I had so much fun with this book. I didn't know it would be this great. I was really, really impressed. This was such a great comic. Justin:              I mean, time to redo your frog power rankings- Pete:                Yeah. Dude, are you kidding me? Justin:              … because Throg's rise, overtaking the WB frog, Kermit the, really just jumping in here with a big hammer swing. Alex:                 I want to give a particular shout out though to the first double-page … I think it's a double-page [inaudible 00:28:48], or maybe it's a single page, which shows a dissected, cut-open frog- Pete:                Oh, no. Justin:              Yeah. It's the first page of the issue. Alex:                 … with Throg's narration, and it's talking about the legacy of Throg and all the things that he's done and how he'll always be remembered, and you're reading that, and you're like “No. What happened? What did I miss? This is terrible,” and then if you flip to the next page, it's like “But he will not die today,” and you're like “Oh, you son of a bitch, Donny Cates.” Great, just a great, fun little feint right there at the top of the book, just delightful to read. Justin:              Well, it's very fun to have Throg be such a badass but also Throg get his little tail-less ass kicked in the middle of the issue, but Donny Cates is having so much fun in all of his work, really, but this issue particularly, and then the last panel I thought- Pete:                Oh, man. Justin:              I thought it was so cool, and this is a shout out to anybody, I don't know, for maybe one person who listens to this podcast, but Odin at the end of this issue looks like Key lime pie Steve, who drinks in B61 back in the day, a bar I used to bartend at, so much that it took me out of the issue for a hot sec. Pete:                Wow. Alex:                 That's amazing. Let's move on to another book then, Excellence #10 from Image Comics, written by Brandon Thomas, art by Khary Randolph. We've been loving this book, which is a very different, very spectacular take on magic. In this book, our main character is still on the run, still in bigger trouble every single issue. As we talked about with the last couple, they not exactly stepped away from this, but sort of layered this in without explicitly saying how much this book was about race and racism, and now they're starting to hit it hard, and it is so good. Pete:                This is phenomenal. I mean, the art and the paneling and the storytelling is great, the action sequences. I mean, there's this one page where someone gets just Street Fighter punched and is like “Fuck what you thought.” I've wanted to do that to somebody for so long. It's just so great, so much fun. Justin:              Sonic boom. You want to sonic boom someone. Pete:                Oh, man, do I. Justin:              Yes. I mean, I agree. The way this comic approaches race is so smart, so good, but I don't want to lose the other side of it. The way this comic approaches magic is also just a philosophizing about it and really going deep on all of the subjects that are sort of on the table in this comic. It really just is such a smartly written book and beautifully drawn. One of my favorites. Alex:                 Next up, Once & Future #16 from Boom! Studios, written by Kieron Gillen, art by Dan Mora. Pete, there's a badass grandma in this one. You want to talk about this book? Pete:                I mean, if you're not- Alex:                 You love grannies. Pete:                If you're not reading this book- Alex:                 You've got a real grandma fetish, one might say. Go ahead. Justin:              Yeah. Pete:                If you're not reading this book at this point, I don't know what's wrong with you. This book is just magic. Every time, every issue, unbelievable art, unbelievable storytelling, action packed, twisting and turning stories that you know and love in different ways. Yeah. I cannot wait for this to be a movie or a TV show. I need more Once & Future in my life. Justin:              “If you're not dating a badass grandma at this point, what are you doing with your life,” Pete says and wonders. This is maybe the most consistent comic book on the stands right now, and I mean that in a good way. Alex:                 Yeah. I agree. This issue continues to be great, unfolding the mythology of the book. Super, super fun. Alex:                 Let's move on to one I'm very excited to chat with both of you about for very different reasons, X-Men Legends #1 from Marvel, written by Fabian Nicieza, art by Brett Booth. Here's what this book is. First of all, this is a new book that Marvel is launching which finishes or continues stories that are in continuity. This is an in-continuity X-Men story that Fabian Nicieza began almost 30 years ago and never got to finish about the third Summers brother, which, spoiler, we get confirmation here is in fact Adam X the X-Treme. Justin:              Finally. Alex:                 Finally. So the thing that I'm very curious about is this felt like the perfect synthesis of things that the two of you like about X-Men. Pete, it's a bunch of X-Men killing each other and fighting each other in classic style. Justin, Adam X the X-Treme is in it. What'd you guys think about this book? Justin:              I will not rest until Adam X the X-Treme is hanging out on Krakoa, because this guy's going to be the number-one get on fuck island. Alex:                 Didn't you like him? Am I wrong about that? Justin:              No. I mean, it's a very '90s character. He's a backwards- Pete:                It's Justin turned up to 11 is what it is. He's got his hat backwards. He's doing hand stands, wearing tight T-shirts. This is all Justin. Justin:              That's very funny, Pete, and maybe makes me rethink a lot of my self worth, but yeah. I mean, I do like the character. I liked the introduction of this character back in the day, and so I appreciate that they're going back and making it real, and also this comic looks like it happened already. This looks like it's straight out of the '90s. Pete:                Yeah. That's what I thought. Justin:              [crosstalk 00:34:20]. Alex:                 I got to tell you. When I was putting together the stack and sending stuff to you guys, I looked this is, and I was like “Is this a reprint? What's happening? Is this a reprint? What's going on?”- Pete:                Yeah. That's what I thought. Alex:                 … and I did way too much research for just sending you guys a comic to be like “I got to make 100 percent sure this is actually a new book and not something that came out 30 years ago.” Justin:              But let me say the meticulous dedication to the poses that Cyclops is in are straight out of the '90s. Cable shows up here for sort of no reason. The Starjammers are in this, and it's like “Oh, of course. Why not?” They're just hanging around. It's perfect. It's a perfect version of what it is. Pete:                I thought this was a reprint, and then I scrolled down. I was like “Oh. Jordan D. White. This is real. Let's go.” Alex:                 What'd you think, Pete? Pete:                This was just '90s, over-the-top stuff, and I was just like “You know, it's a fun blast from the past,” like “Oh, I remember when comics-“ Alex:                 What do you want, Pete? What do you want out of an X-Men book? Justin:              What makes you happy? Alex:                 I don't even understand at this point. Pete:                You know, I was like “Yeah, but we've evolved from this. Why would you go back here?” Justin:              What? Just because hub cap and tippy toe and the other Joes aren't in this, can't you enjoy this for what it is? Pete:                First off, G.I. Joe and X-Men are completely different. How dare you? Alex:                 Are they? They both have very stupid names. Pete:                Sure. Sure. That doesn't mean that they are stupid though. Justin:              That's true. The thing is, all the X-Men are named non-compound words, and all the G.I. Joes are named compound words. Pete:                Yeah. Yeah. Alex:                 Great. I'm glad we settled that. Let's move on and talk about Aria: Heavenly Creatures from Image Comics- Pete:                Oh, here we go. Alex:                 … written by Brian Holguin, art by Jay Anacleto and Brian Haberlin. This is a very Top Cow book. Pete:                What is this? What did you make us do here? Alex:                 It's a very Top Cow book. It's about- Justin:              Perhaps the most Top Cow book. Alex:                 Yes. It's a fairy teaming up kind of with a witchblade, but not exactly a witchblade, in Victorian times, and it's a little bit sexy, but not too sexy. So you can feel okay reading it but be like- Pete:                No. You shouldn't. Alex:                 … “Oh, this is sexy.” Pete:                You shouldn't feel okay reading it. Alex:                 I don't know. I enjoyed reading this. I was surprised how much by the end I was like “Yeah. This is silly, but I'm having a fun time.” Justin:              Alex has been missing watching soft core pornography, apparently- Pete:                Yeah. I think so. Justin:              … because that's very- Pete:                This is just fucking boob comics. Justin:              Alex, because you put this in the stack, you should have to go read this on the Subway right now. Pete:                Yeah. You should. Yeah. You should- Justin:              You should have to go ride the Subway and read this. Pete:                … [crosstalk 00:36:54] up and down the line. Yeah. Alex:                 Yeah. Watching a little Skinemax on my phone while I'm doing it. Justin:              Just listening. Just listening to the Skinemax. That's all you need. Alex:                 Yeah. Okay. Pete:                Yeah. Watching USA Up All Night. Alex:                 Great. Justin:              Pete. Alex:                 Thanks for the review, guys. Justin:              No. I mean, the heart of this book … This book is … It has such a vibe. Pete:                It's just boobs. Justin:              Well, but there is a lot of that, but it has such a vibe, which I recognize that, and the art is so specific to what it is. I liked reading it. I'm not shitting on it, but it's very funny that you're like “This is good,” because there's a lot of poses where people be showing off their bodies. Alex:                 Me? No. I'm not saying it's good, necessarily. I'm just saying I had fun reading it. Justin:              This is the- Alex:                 There's a big Victorian werewolf who eats people. What? Justin:              Yeah. That part's cool. This is the OnlyFans of comic books, if you want to get in on that. Alex:                 The Last Ronin #2 from IDW, story by- Pete:                Here we go. Alex:                 … Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird, and Tom Waltz, script by Tom Waltz and Kevin Eastman, layouts by Kevin Eastman, pencils and inks by Esau and Isaac Escorza, Ben Bishop, and Kevin Eastman. This is, of course, continuing the story of the last turtle left alive. We got a cliffhanger in the last issue that April O'Neil is also alive, and we find out a lot more about that here. Pete, over to you. Pete:                All right. So first off, you can't have enough varying covers. You need varying covers. you need tons of them, and you need like 20 pages of it. No. I'm just so happy that Eastman and Laird have teamed back up to give us another turtle book. I could give a shit if it's any good or not. This is good. I'm loving every single moment of it, and it goes back to the black-and-white stuff. I am just in heaven, and it's just so great. I feel like I'm back in time and a little kid reading this in my bed. So it's just glorious, and I don't care if anybody doesn't like it or not. This is just my jam. Justin:              It's very funny that you say you feel like you're a little kid reading this, because this book is about being old, the images of Michelangelo, no longer a party dude, where he's just super wrinkly, he's all wrinkles, and they're just like “Remember? Oh, it's so great to be alive. Now we're old. I have a robot hand.” It's a wild read, but it's good. Alex:                 Yeah. I like this a lot. Definitely when it got to the flashback portion and the old-school turtles title, I was like “Oh, Pete's going to like this.” Pete:                Oh, my god. It was so great. Alex:                 But it's good. Like you're saying, there's a lot of danger there. There's a lot of nostalgia there. It's definitely way better than it could have been for a story that they had sitting on the shelf for decades at this point, but a lot of fun. Alex:                 Let's move on, talk about Black Widow #5 from Marvel, written by Kelly Thompson, art by Elena Casagrande with Rafael de Latorre. This, hands down, these fives issues, is one of the best Black Widow stories I have ever read in my entire life. Justin:              A hundred percent. I have loved this series so much. My favorite issue of the week. The way that this took Black Widow, who has sort of really tread this ground of “Well, someone captured her and erased her memories and reset her in a way that is difficult for her to come to grips with,” took that premise, and just emotionally elevated it to a point where you really feel for these characters, all of them. Even we have Hawkeye in here, who is straight up killing people, which I didn't know he did all the time. Maybe that was a special. Alex:                 Do you think he just kind of tapped people with his arrows? Pete:                Yeah. How did you- Justin:              Well, he usually hits them in the shoulder or the knee. In this, he's just like “Sorry, dude. Right in your frigging eye.” But you get to see him- Alex:                 Your good eye too. Justin:              Your good eye, your shooting eye. You get to see him be emotional here. You get to see Winter Soldier, which I love the Black Widow Winter, Soldier relationship. I look back fondly on the Ed Brubaker days of that, and to have it be sort of touched on here is super sad, but really, Black Widow … You're just feeling so much for her. I love the setup of the multiple Black Widows going forward. Truly, pick up this series. Alex:                 Pete? Pete:                Yeah. I mean, it's really great. The art's unbelievable. Amazing story, very touching. I really hope the movie is exactly like this run, and I will be very happy. Also- Justin:              Pete, that movie came out last year. Did you not watch it? Pete:                I didn't. I didn't. I was- Alex:                 Oh, really? It perfectly set up Falcon and the Winter Soldier, which also came out last year. Pete:                Huh. I guess I just was born today then, I guess. Alex:                 I guess so. Justin:              That's true. Alex:                 Anyway, before we- Pete:                I just want to point out though, they're on a carousel for one panel here, and there's a cat with this fish in his mouth, and I was just on a carousel with a cat and a fish in his mouth, and I didn't know that was a thing. So that was weird seeing that it's a real thing. Did you know that was a thing? Alex:                 What? Justin:              I don't know that what you just said is a thing. I don't know the words you said is a sentence. Pete:                Well, usually when you go on a carousel, they got horses, you got different animals you can ride, but I was like “Why the fuck is there a cat with a fish in its mouth that you can ride? This is crazy.” I've never seen it before, and then I went from riding that cat with a fish in his mouth to then seeing it in this comic book, and I was like “Life is weird.” Alex:                 Why were you at a carousel in the middle of a pandemic? Justin:              That's the real question. Pete:                Valentine's Day, and we had the carousel to ourselves, motherfuckers. Justin:              I bet you took- Alex:                 Oh, that is very romantic. Justin:              Yes. I bet you took a lot of carouselfies. Alex:                 Nice. Before we wrap up here, let's finish up with an accidental Kelly Thompson block. Sara the Teenage … Sara. Justin:              Sara. Pete:                Sara. Alex:                 Goodnight. Goodnight. Justin:              Sara the Teenage Human. Alex:                 Sabrina the Teenage Witch #2 from Archie Comics, written by Kelly Thompson, art by Veronica Fish and Andy Fish. This is finishing up the Something Wicked arc. Pete, you are showing us pictures of this cat and fish, but we cannot see them. They are too bright. Justin:              Yeah. Pete- Pete:                Okay. Well- Justin:              … I don't want to see all these Valentine's Day pictures. I know you have an active love and sex life. Please keep it to yourself. Alex:                 This is a good wrap-up to this book. I've really enjoyed it. I think, like we've talked about before, it's the perfect fusion of the Archie Comics style and the TV show style. It hits the nice middle ground there, and that continues with this issue. There's also a nice cliffhanger here that made me very poignant for the end of the Netflix series. Pete:                Yeah. I love this. This is really great, and to me, sometimes when you have these characters that are way in over their heads and fighting these battles they don't really belong in, Sabrina really pulls it off in a way that you can get behind and don't think it's like “Oh, this is just weird.” I'm really impressed with the way that they do Sabrina, not only in this comic, but in this run. So great. The art's unbelievable. Really fun storytelling, and makes me miss the TV show. Justin:              Yeah. Talking cat, but still good. Pete:                Oh, yeah. The talking cat was great. That line was really funny. Alex:                 If you'd like to support our show, patreon.com/comicbookclub. Also, we do a live show every Tuesday night at 7:00 PM to Crowdcast and YouTube. Come hang out. We would love to chat with you about comics. iTunes, Android, Spotify, Stitcher or the app of your choice to subscribe and listen to the show, @comicbooklive on Twitter, comicbookclublive.com for this podcast and many more. Alex:                 Until next time, we'll see you at the virtual comic book shop. Justin:              Hub cap. The post The Stack: GI Joe, Snow Angels And More appeared first on Comic Book Club. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/comicbookclub See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In addition to Jewel Rider's 25th Anniversary, 2020 also marks the 35th Anniversary of She-Ra: Princess of Power! Chris and Ronnie sit down with animator Dave Woodman, who worked at Filmation during the production of He-Man and She-Ra, to discuss his memories of art, his work as an animator at both Filmation and Disney (and many other studios!), our shared love of old Hollywood, and more!   Dave Woodman Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davewoodmanart/  Dave's Etsy Store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DaveWoodmanArt    * * *   Discover more! Join Chris Kanther, Ronnie Delmar, and the Circle of Friends as they explore the world of the 1995/1996 animated series Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders. Subscribe to our PodBean #podcast: https://jewelridersarchive.podbean.com/

Was wären unsere Actionfiguren ohne ihre zugehörigen Auftritte in Film und Fernsehen? Und sind wir mal ehrlich: Ob die Figuren als Merchandise erschienen sind oder der Cartoon dem Spielzeug eine Hintergrundgeschichte zur besseren Vermarktung verpasst wurde, war uns als Kind doch relativ egal. Heute starten wir mit einer Zeitreise in die 80er Jahre und betrachten die eine oder andere Perle aus unserer Kindheit! Hört rein! Einen Überblick über die einzelnen Cartoons und die dazugehörigen Intros findet ihr wie gewohnt auf unserem Blog. Kapitelmarken: 00:00:00 Quiz 00:01:50 Begrüßung 00:04:41 Toys im TV 00:08:53 Transformers 00:13:07 ThunderCats 00:21:05 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 00:31:39 He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 00:45:24 She-Ra: Princess of Power 00:52:29 BraveStarr 01:00:27 New-In 01:02:39 News

For the Honor of Grayskull! We get a chance to talk to healthy living educator Sara Martínez de la Mora about She-Ra: Princess of Power! The episode we explored is "Sweet Bee's Home" where topics of sexual attraction and other fun stuff come up. He-Man also makes a humorous guest appearance!

We are so stoked that our first episode back from break is with Jari Jones, the incredible producer, model and activist whose Calvin Klein billboard, which was debuted on Juneteenth in New York City in the middle of Black Lives Matter and Pride Month, went completely viral, skyrocketing her into the spotlight - exactly where she belongs. We speak to Jari about trans inclusion in the fashion industry, being the first trans producer to be recognised by Cannes Film Festival, why it's so essential that trans stories are told - and played - by trans talent, how it's gaslighting that the stars of ‘Pose' weren't recognised by the Emmys and her personal journey with self-love.You can follow Jari on Instagram here and send her money for her work via the Cash App: $IAMJARIJONESJari's recommendations:Pose (TV series)Kiki (documentary)She-Ra: Princess of Power (cartoon)You can follow us on Instagram: @afterworkdrinkspodcast, @grceoneill, @isabelletruman, or join our closed Facebook group, After Work Drinks Podcast. If you'd like to show your support, please rate, review and subscribe and share AWD

Albert and Will are back in the Basement this week to breakdown Chapter 0009 of the Ready Player One novel and Art3mis and Parzival's first in-person encounter! By the honor of Grayskull, this is the smurfiest episode to date so come get to know us well, but remember: there can be only one!  Chapter 0008 Recap Chapter 0009 Summary and Narrative  Parzival and Art3mis meeting for the first time Non PVP Zones Exchanging of Contact Cards Parzival beats the lich on his first attempt and throughout the novel he does quite a bit without error or nearly to perfection Interesting how each wants to spend their $240 billion winnings   What would we do with $240 billion? Why did he help her?  The Pop!  Star Wars (1977) The Road Warrior (1981) Ray-Ban Shades (1956 - Present)  She-Ra: Princess of Power (1985 - 1987) Howard Jones (1955 - Present)  Real Genius (1985) Kenner Star Wars Action Figures (1978 - 1985) Adventure (1980) Rain Man (1988) Bonanza (1959) Ms. Pacman (1982) Smurfs (1958) Highlander (1986) Game: Lambert and Connery Movie Showdown!  Hosts Albert "Sánchez Villa-Lobos Ramírez" Padilla - @albertmpadilla Will "Kowl" Wilkins - @drwill8bit 3-2-1 Contact! Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Twitch: @TheBasementRPO Facebook: /TheBasementRPO Patreon: www.patreon.com/TheBasementRPO TeePublic: http://tee.pub/lic/mjtTM-nrguo

This week is packed with PS5 news, The Witcher season 2 info, a possible She-Ra Princess of Power movie, Eric Andre, Star Wars Squadrons, Dark Matter, Brett Domino Trio and a BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND quiz!

Today on the show I have a treat for all of you we have Tom Cook one of the animators that made by childhood he has an extensive career working on a wide variety of animated shows in the 80s show including, Heathcliff, Scobby Doo, and Scrappy Doo, Super Friends, Thundarr the Barbarian, He-Man and the Masters of the universe, and She-Ra Princess of Power. He also transitioned into animating movies such as Jetsons, the movie, Rover Dangerfeild, and We’re Back a Dinosuar Story. He then returned to TV working as a director on King of the Hill, Duckman, the extreme ghost busters, and Godzilla the series. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Warning: Adult language throughout (Sorry mom!), viewer discretion is advised! The views of this podcast do not represent those of PopCultureNetwork! This week we do a commentary for the She-Ra Princess of Power Episode "The Stone In The Sword" and take a look at the mini-comic "The Treachery of Modulok!". Joe also profusely apologizes to my mom for his use of "the F-Word" and we go into quite a few sidetrack discussions. http://FansOfPower.com

Unglaublich, aber wir reden heute über ein altes Hörspiel und das, obwohl wir schon alle Masters-Hörspiele durch haben. Nein es ist nicht die Radio-MAC-Kassette, sondern wir sprechen über die Folge 1 der "She-Ra - Princess of Power"-Hörspiele. Das und noch mehr kommt jetzt in Ausgabe 165 des HE-MANischen Quartetts: Mit She-Ra Vogl, Catra Köstler, Mermista Mießner, Vulkanmagier Reithmeier und "The Fluttering One", Glimmer Volkmer. Viel Spaß beim Anhören! Titel: Das HE-MANische Quartett Nr. 165 - Der Kuchen ist einfach wundervoll Laufzeit: 01:31:23 Teilnehmer: Breitbert14, Manuel, melkor23, Seb und The Formless One Redaktion: Seb Schnitt, Mischung und Endproduktion: Roboto X78 Das Intro wurde gesprochen von Jörg Schuler (Sprecher für Funk und TV). Vielen herzlichen Dank für die freundliche Unterstützung. Wir verwenden Musik von Pond5. Inhalt: 00:00:00 Vorspann 00:02:11 Intro 00:03:22 Smalltalk 00:05:04 Frage: Sebastians erste MOTU-Figur 00:07:46 Frage: Wie wär´s mit einer MOTU-Live-Action-Serie? 00:13:31 Frage: Ehapa-Comics-Talkbacks 00:15:06 Frage: Anti-Eternia im DC-Multiverse 00:23:35 Frage: Neue He-Fans für PE 00:29:39 News: Exklusiv-Präsentation bei Mattel DE 00:38:33 News: Power- und Grayskull-Con 2020 gleichzeitig 00:43:50 News: Keine MotUC-Figuren in 2020 00:54:03 Talkback: She-Ra (1) "Im Schatten der Katze" 01:25:05 Outro 01:27:55 Outtakes

Unglaublich, aber wir reden heute über ein altes Hörspiel und das, obwohl wir schon alle Masters-Hörspiele durch haben. Nein es ist nicht die Radio-MAC-Kassette, sondern wir sprechen über die Folge 1 der "She-Ra - Princess of Power"-Hörspiele. Das und noch mehr kommt jetzt in Ausgabe 165 des HE-MANischen Quartetts: Mit She-Ra Vogl, Catra Köstler, Mermista Mießner, Vulkanmagier Reithmeier und "The Fluttering One", Glimmer Volkmer. Viel Spaß beim Anhören! Titel: Das HE-MANische Quartett Nr. 165 - Der Kuchen ist einfach wundervoll Laufzeit: 01:31:23 Teilnehmer: Breitbert14, Manuel, melkor23, Seb und The Formless One Redaktion: Seb Schnitt, Mischung und Endproduktion: Roboto X78 Das Intro wurde gesprochen von Jörg Schuler (Sprecher für Funk und TV). Vielen herzlichen Dank für die freundliche Unterstützung. Wir verwenden Musik von Pond5. Inhalt: 00:00:00 Vorspann 00:02:11 Intro 00:03:22 Smalltalk 00:05:04 Frage: Sebastians erste MOTU-Figur 00:07:46 Frage: Wie wär´s mit einer MOTU-Live-Action-Serie? 00:13:31 Frage: Ehapa-Comics-Talkbacks 00:15:06 Frage: Anti-Eternia im DC-Multiverse 00:23:35 Frage: Neue He-Fans für PE 00:29:39 News: Exklusiv-Präsentation bei Mattel DE 00:38:33 News: Power- und Grayskull-Con 2020 gleichzeitig 00:43:50 News: Keine MotUC-Figuren in 2020 00:54:03 Talkback: She-Ra (1) "Im Schatten der Katze" 01:25:05 Outro 01:27:55 Outtakes

By the honor of Grey Skull, the boys take on another Retro VS Reboot with She-Ra: Princess of Power and She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Approaching these two legendary series, Dominic and Parker compare and contrast characters, art and animation styles, and the shows’ respective messages. Also in this episode, Dom and Park catch up on news and discuss Steven Universe: The Movie.

This week, we welcome the legendary J. Michael Straczynski to the show. For many fans, Straczynski is the author of several seminal runs in both the DC and Marvel universes. For other fans, he's the genius behind Babylon 5. For still others, he's known for co-creating Sense8 with the Wachowskis. And for nerds like me, he was one of the original writers on He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. And, oh yeah, he co-created She-Ra: Princess of Power. But Straczynski has a new memoir out now - Becoming Superman: My Journey from Poverty to Hollywood - that chronicles his horrifically difficult childhood and how he SOMEHOW made it out alive. His father was, as he says himself, "the sampler platter of evil" - which somehow still manages to underestimate the depths of his awfulness.

El Rey de los Podcasts discute Godzilla: King of the Monsters en toda su gloria, con un poco de su historia original y mucho sobre la nueva película. Iniciamos nuestra discusión sobre She-Ra Princess of Power que les habíamos prometido y un poco sobre Chernobyl. The post Crónicas del Multiverso #327 – Long Live the King appeared first on Crónicas del Multiverso.

How does one go from lamenting the untimely demise of Tom King’s Batman to discussing the power structures that dictate what one finds culturally acceptable in any given generation? There’s only one way to find out: by listening to this week’s Gobbledygeek! Paul and Arlo blather about superheroic drama, including Superman: The Animated Series; opinions that have evolved with time, whether they’re on The Downward Spiral or She-Ra: Princess of Power; and why the hell Pete Venkman was carrying 300ccs of Thorazine.   Next: Johny Ho joins Paul and Arlo to discuss Gene Luen Yang’s American Born Chinese in the latest Four-Color Flashback.   THE BREAKDOWN Total Run Time: 01:10:56 00:00:25  - Intro / the boys are pissed off 00:02:39  - Tom King kicked out of the Bat-cave. 00:12:22  - Hickman murders the X-Men. 00:16:27  - Rest in peace, Whiskey Cavalier. 00:24:04  - What the hell has Arlo been doing in the shadows? 00:26:50  - Oh, he’s been watching Superman cartoons. 00:41:22  - Our changing perspective on beloved art and pop culture. 00:52:06  - Peter Venkman was creepy as hell! 01:08:00  - Outro / Next

Adam and John consider nothing less than world domination while they break down 1984's Supergirl, review the 80's Filmation cartoon, She-Ra: Princess of Power, and they cast their version of a She-Ra movie. Enjoy!

This week, Andi and Lise gush over the 2018 Netflix animated reboot of She-Ra Princess of Power, which is now She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (note the plural). Fab artist and writer Noelle Stevenson is the showrunner (and the writing team is all women); you’ve heard Andi and Lise rave about her with regard to her work on Lumberjanes and Nimona. The new She-Ra explores character development and the relationships between characters (something Stevenson does really well) as well as the ramifications of choices they made.  She-Ra and the Princesses of Power is the story of an orphan named Adora, who leaves behind her former life in the evil Horde when she discovers a magic sword that transforms her into the mythical warrior princess She-Ra. Along the way, she finds a new family in the Rebellion as she unites a group of magical princesses in the ultimate fight against evil. –Fandom Wiki Further info:  IMDB: The original She-Ra  SyFyWire: 32 reasons why She-Ra is the best thing ever  Polygon: breakdown of the characters and how they’ve changed  Screenrant: updated She-Ra voice cast and character guide  The Verge: Noelle Stevenson talking about She-Ra This week Lise geeked out about the second season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, while Andi recommitted herself to the movies of Star Wars. https://lezgeekoutcast.files.wordpress.com/2019/02/lgo_49_shera.mp3

Emile is currently in Japan. With no choice but to move forward for this week's recording, the rest of the Brigade journeyed through The Deep South and record a special, meme-less episode of Good Trades. Episode Summary: - Komikon Grande 2018 - She-Ra: Princess of Power - NEW SEGMENT: FLIXIN LIKE A MOFE!!! - Narcos Mexico - SSSS.Gridman - Keyforge - Cardfight! Vanguard - Some Guilds of Ravnica lore discussion

Welcome to episode 134 of the Super 8-Bit Power Hour! Join Ben, Huw and Tom as they discuss many fine topics from the world of gaming, TV and film. Paying respects to Stan Lee, the Detective Pikachu trailer, Castelvania Season 2, Pokémon Let's Go, She-Ra: Princess of Power, Red Redemption 2 and much, much more! Are you ready for another spectacular power hour? Also Patreon supporters get a whole EXTRA HOUR of chat! The Golden Joystick Awards, More Spider-Man PS4, Howl's Moving Castle and the films of Ghibli, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Spoiler chat for Castlevania Season 2 and Red Redemption 2 and that is not all! It's a great time to be spending $2 a month, that's for sure! Enjoy!... Patreon: patreon.com/user?u=4224497 eMail: thesuper8bitpowerhour@gmail.com Twitter: twitter.com/8bit_power_hour Facebook: facebook.com/The-Super-8-... YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCQrQgJT5_kX_h43IxtBsYJQ Theme Music by Neil James Earl: neiljamesearl.com

Vilka är de senaste spelen Sebbe har spelat till Nintendo Switch? Vad är det för överraskning Mange har till honom? Kommer Sebbe bara bli besviken? Ett extrainsatt avsnitt av Pixelklubben 64, för denna vecka släpps en ny serie med She-Ra på Netflix. I vanlig ordning väljer vi istället att blicka tillbaka. Tillbaka till 80-talet och She-Ra: Princess of Power (1985), den lika blonda tvillingsystern till He-Man. Dockorna, tv-serien samt dubbens vara eller icke vara i Sverige - allt ska djupdykas ikväll.

En esta ocasión les traemos nuestras discusiones sobre una multitud de cortos de próximos estrenos, que incluyen Titans, She-Ra: Princess of Power, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina y Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse. Hablamos también de la recepción de la crítica de Venom y spoileamos por completo su escena final gracias a nuestros agentes encubiertos. Eso […] The post Crónicas del Multiverso #298 – Trailer Talk appeared first on Crónicas del Multiverso.

We explore the other side of the He-Man universe in this episode and watch the Pilot of "She-Ra: Princess of Power!" Will CM convert Max to the Masters of the Universe fandom? Probably not, but listen anyway!

She-Ra: Princess of Power is BACK! * LGBTQ Marvel Controversy? * Star Wars Battlefront II Music!

Ebben az adásban sok dologról beszélünk. Nem mindegyik jó. Könyvajánlók: Perszepolisz felemelkedése (A Térség 7.) Rocket Men - The Daring Odyssey of Apollo 8 and the Astronauts Who Made Man's First Journey to the Moon Brandon Hackett - Isten Gépei 10. évfordulós kiadás Wesley Chu - Time Salvager (Időrabló), Time Siege (Időstrom) Sorozatok és filmek: Deadpool 2 Mssion Impossible - Fallout Ant-man and the Wasp Final Space (előzetes itt) Extinction >> IRON SKY 2 előzetes

Pivoting from Eternia to Etheria, we are reviewing She-Ra: Princess of Power this week with Lura Barber and Ryan Krull. "For the honor of Grayskull" enjoy this episode as we all ride in on our awesome rainbow pegicorns.          If you are digging our show and want to help you out, then you can do so in the following ways: 1. Leave a review on iTunes with the following message titled "Birthday" with the review, "Happy birthday old man, Sean. We’re doing this because you told us too." 2. Like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SaturdayMourningCartoons/ 3. Follow us on twitter @MourningToons 4. Check us out on Instagram @SaturdayMourningCartoons

Pivoting from Eternia to Etheria, we are reviewing She-Ra: Princess of Power this week with Lura Barber and Ryan Krull. "For the honor of Grayskull" enjoy this episode as we all ride in on our awesome rainbow pegicorns.          If you are digging our show and want to help you out, then you can do so in the following ways: 1. Leave a review on iTunes with the following message titled "Birthday" with the review, "Happy birthday old man, Sean. We're doing this because you told us too." 2. Like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SaturdayMourningCartoons/ 3. Follow us on twitter @MourningToons 4. Check us out on Instagram @SaturdayMourningCartoons

While Dana and Vincent somehow missed their invitation to the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markel (congrats you crazy kids!!), they are still able to give all the English tea on what went down at the second most anticipated wedding of the century...after Big and Carrie's of course! Also on tap this episode, more darkness and light in "The Reckoning", a rundown of the fall TV lineup, Laurel or Yanny (or who really cares), Dana momentarily hacks up a lung, and this week's "Yeah or Meh" featuring the "Bohemian Rhapsody"/Queen biopic trailer, She-Ra Princess of Power reboot and the "Happytime Murders" trailer (think Avenue Q meets "The Heat").

As we round the corner on season 2, Lauren and Eric wanted to take some time to dive into topics that are especially important to them. This week, Eric's up first with a look at some iconic '80s soundtracking. From He-Man to Power Rangers to Hillary Clinton, composer, publisher, producer, and political donor Haim Saban sure has a story. This week, we dive into his musical creations for She-Ra: Princess of Power -- and also consider arts education and the show's resident musician/kinda jerk. 

The Greatest Showrunners of ALL TIME join Marc and Greg on this podcast! Executive Producer Joaquim Dos Santos and Co-Executive Producer Lauren Montgomery spend some time with us to talk about Season 5 of Voltron Legendary Defender and what we can expect to see at Emerald City Comic Con, just before the highly anticipated release of Season 5 on Netflix. They also give us some insight on our Season 4 episode review for this podcast, The Voltron Show. Joaquim Dos Santos and Lauren Montgomery are The Greatest Showrunners of ALL TIME because they've given the world a show that continues to exceed all of our expectations and it takes us on a ride we hope never stops. Every time we watch, we are amazed at the depth of these characters, and the breadth of how much is still left untold. They hit every emotion, several times over. And, that needlepoint picture above was made because Lauren requested it. Can everyone make that into a quilt and send it to Lauren, please, so they know how much we all love them? Send your Greatest Showrunners of ALL TIME needlepoint and/or quilt to: DreamWorks Animation, c/o Lauren Montgomery, 1000 Flower St, Glendale, CA 91201 Here's that same picture in it's original form. If you agree, feel free to flood the internet with it! Voltron was many things to many people before DreamWorks' Voltron Legendary Defender came to Netflix, but thanks to Joaquim and Lauren's passion and leadership, this collaboration of DreamWorks Animation and Studio Mir has become more than just a TV Show to people all over the world. It has become a symbol of hope that people everywhere CAN join together and overcome great obstacles to make our universe better for future generations. We are honored to have Joaquim Dos Santos and Lauren Montgomery on this podcast, and we know if you're a fan of Voltron Legendary Defender, you'll be paying close attention to what happens at ECCC, just before Season 5 comes out on Netflix. We'll have all that coverage, live-tweeting from the panel and another exclusive interview with Joaquim and Lauren, LIVE and in person, from ECCC in Seattle, WA. Here's all the details about that convention and all the information we know up to this point: DREAMWORKS VOLTRON LEGENDARY DEFENDER, A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES March 01, 2018, 6:15 PM - 7:15 PM Main Stage - WSCC 4A Shocked by Prince Lotor coming to their rescue in the fight against the evil witch Haggar, the Paladins struggle with whether or not they can really trust him. Join executive producer Joaquim Dos Santos, co-executive producer Lauren Montgomery, design supervisor Christine Bian and Josh Keaton (Shiro) for a sneak peek into an all new season of the Netflix original series DreamWorks Voltron Legendary Defender. All attendees will receive and Emerald City Comic Con exclusive poster designed by Seattle native Bian. And, as Lauren Montgomery announced in THIS podcast, the panel audience will get to see the first episode of Season 5, in its entirety! And there may be a surprise guest or two! Woo-Hoo! JEREMY SHADA SPOTLIGHT Mar 02, 2018, 3:45 PM - 4:45 PM Main Stage - WSCC 4A More than just a voice actor on series like Voltron and Adventure Time, Jeremy Shada has a great career in front of the camera and also behind a different kind of microphone as the lead singer of the band Make Out Monday. He’s got a lot to say and we’re ready to listen! Blacky Shepherd Booth: II14 Blacky Shepherd: Comic Book artist on Voltron and Pumpkinhead Blacky is a Seattle based comic book artist whose previous work includes Vampirella: Feary Tales (written by Stuart Moore) and Voltron: From the Ashes (written by Cullen Bunn). He is currently working on a creator owned comic called Brawler, and the new Pumpkinhead comic with Cullen Bunn for Dynamite Comics. HAN CHOLO Booth: 1417 Han Cholo x For Ages Cool and Up We Specialize in Officially Licensed Jewelry for Classic and Modern Fandoms. The products that will be available at ECCC will be from Transformers, D&D, Masters of The Universe, Voltron (Classic and Modern), She-Ra Princess of Power, Universal Monsters and Court of The Dead (Sideshow Collectables). *FOR INFO CONTACT SHOP@HANCHOLO.COM During this podcast, Marc talks about a die-cast Voltron figure made by Matchbox in 1985, which Greg gave Marc as a gift. Here is a picture of that terrific 6-inch Voltron: In this podcast, Marc and Greg also review The Voltron Show, episode 4 from Season 4 of Voltron Legendary Defender. This is an amazing episode that is a real tour-de-force for voice actor, Rhys Darby, who plays Coran. He really shows us what makes him such a versatile actor. Coran goes through so much in this one episode, and we're laughing through most of it. If you're a fan of live stage performances, you'll enjoy all the references that make this a real gem of an episode. Here are some screenshots from our review of The Voltron Show: Join us for our next podcast, when we'll have another exciting Voltron Cosplay Spotlight Podcast with 3 amazing Voltron Cosplayers! As Always, Thanks for Listening! Let's Voltron!!

Marc and Greg review Episode 2 of Season 4 of Voltron Legendary Defender: Reunion. Also, we go over a recap of everything that happened with Voltron in the past week, including a special Hunk Birthday and the announcement about a Voltron Legendary Defender Panel at Emerald City Comic Con (ECCC) in Seattle, Washington. The BIG NEWS first: https://twitter.com/Voltron/status/955520285276450816/video/1 DREAMWORKS VOLTRON LEGENDARY DEFENDER, A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES March 01, 2018, 6:15 PM - 7:15 PM Main Stage - WSCC 4A Shocked by Prince Lotor coming to their rescue in the fight against the evil witch Haggar, the Paladins struggle with whether or not they can really trust him. Join executive producer Joaquim Dos Santos, co-executive producer Lauren Montgomery, design supervisor Christine Bian and Josh Keaton (Shiro) for a sneak peek into an all new season of the Netflix original series DreamWorks Voltron Legendary Defender. All attendees will receive and Emerald City Comic Con exclusive poster designed by Seattle native Bian. JEREMY SHADA SPOTLIGHT Mar 02, 2018, 3:45 PM - 4:45 PM Main Stage - WSCC 4A More than just a voice actor on series like Voltron and Adventure Time, Jeremy Shada has a great career in front of the camera and also behind a different kind of microphone as the lead singer of the band Make Out Monday. He’s got a lot to say and we’re ready to listen! Blacky Shepherd Booth: II14 Blacky Shepherd: Comic Book artist on Voltron and Pumpkinhead Blacky is a Seattle based comic book artist whose previous work includes Vampirella: Feary Tales (written by Stuart Moore) and Voltron: From the Ashes (written by Cullen Bunn). He is currently working on a creator owned comic called Brawler, and the new Pumpkinhead comic with Cullen Bunn for Dynamite Comics. HAN CHOLO Booth: 1417 Han Cholo x For Ages Cool and Up We Specialize in Officially Licensed Jewelry for Classic and Modern Fandoms. The products that will be available at ECCC will be from Transformers, D&D, Masters of The Universe, Voltron (Classic and Modern), She-Ra Princess of Power, Universal Monsters and Court of The Dead (Sideshow Collectables). *FOR INFO CONTACT SHOP@HANCHOLO.COM In this podcast, Marc and Greg review Reunion, the second episode of Season 4 of Voltron Legendary Defender on Netflix. Here are some screenshots of this very special episode, where Pidge is trying to locate her brother, Matt: As always, thanks for listening! Let's Voltron!!

Coming soon! By The Podcast Of Grayskull. Listen as Dave and Sarah watch all of the Masters of the Universe and She-Ra Princess of Power in broadcast order. 

L’CHAIM! Welcome to Episode 471 of the Two-Headed Nerd Comic Book Podcast: The Sixth Annual Hanukkah Drunk Show! This week, we discuss the Disney/Fox deal, the return of Dick Tracy, Marvel’s next Infinity event, and the upcoming revival of She-Ra: Princess of Power! Plus! We open up the phone lines and talk to you about all of […] The post Two-Headed Nerd #471: The Sixth Annual Hanukkah Drunk Show! appeared first on The Two-Headed Nerd Comic Book Podcast.

Stumbling across a meaningful part of your past happens so rarely, and to have it captured in the simplicty of a toy is nothing short of magical. I experienced that just last week, when on a thouroughly avergae trip to Krypton Comics, I glimpsed a Master of the Universe character that sent me back 30 years and out a smile on my face that didn't leave until several minutes later. Please enjoy our newest episode as I share my absoulte joy of discussing the character of Stonedar!! Originally introduced in "She-Ra Princess of Power", the "Rock People" led by Stonedar came crashing onto the scene. A peace-loving, and almost chill to a fault Rock People bring a whole new level of creative insanity to the Masters of the Universe, and we hope you enjoy our episode as we recall and share our memories of these abolutely wonderfully insane characters.    

In “The Sea Hawk” (S1-E7 of She-Ra: Princess of Power), She-Ra and Swifty take to the sea. Some pitiful little elves are confused about a sea monster, and a hunky pirate considers joining the rebellion (mostly because no one mentioned anything about Madame Razz). We also catch up with Grizzlor and Catra, who is in RARE […] The post Episode 14: The Sea Hawk appeared first on The Wizard's Nightshirt Podcast.

Our five-part pilot mini-series for She-Ra: Princess of Power has been building to this moment. It’s finally time to confront Hordak and take back Bright Moon. This will require dire bear telepathy, sneezy arrows and awareness that Skeletor may be disguising people as a catering staff. Meanwhile, we try not to be too depressed about […] The post Episode 10: Battle for Brightmoon appeared first on The Wizard's Nightshirt Podcast.

In Part II of the ambitious five-part introduction to She-Ra: Princess of Power, the rebel crew resolves to rescue He-Man. Unfortunately, they have to take Madame Raz along (“oh, dearie my!”), but at least her broom knows the score. Meanwhile, Force Captain Adora sets out to learn the true nature of the Horde. Listen to […] The post Episode 4: Beast Island appeared first on The Wizard's Nightshirt Podcast.

In Episode 82 of the Myths of Etheria join OptimusSolo and TFG1Mike as they recap She-Ra Princess of Power, we talk favorite and least favorite characters, moments, episodes, After that we tease... New Adventures of He-Man coming in the Summer of 2017. All in this exciting final journey through Etheria. FOR THE HONOR OF GRAYSKULL WE HAVE THE POWER!!!Geeks:Mike "TFG1" BlanchardKevin "OptimusSolo" ThompsonSubscribe to us using iTunes or use any other podcatching client by using:http://feeds.feedburner.com/GCRN-TalesOfEternia

In Episode 80 of the Myths of Etheria join OptimusSolo and TFG1Mike as they continue to discover all of Etheria's Secrets! It's HERE The Final episode of She-Ra Princess of Power proper. We talk about the last two outrageously BAD episodes. First up is The Bibbet Story, and then we END the series with A SINGLE TEAR in Swifty’s Baby!!!! All in this exciting journey through Etheria. FOR THE HONOR OF GRAYSKULL WE HAVE THE POWER!!! Geeks:Mike "TFG1" BlanchardKevin "OptimusSolo" ThompsonSubscribe to us using iTunes or use any other podcatching client by using:http://feeds.feedburner.com/GCRN-TalesOfEternia

In Episode 69 of the Myths of Etheria join OptimusSolo and TFG1Mike as they continue to discover all of Etheria's Secrets! This week we start Season 2 of She-Ra Princess of Power as we find there is One to Count On, after that it's the Return of the General, and finally we emerge Out of the Cocoon All in this exciting journey through Etheria. FOR THE HONOR OF GRAYSKULL WE HAVE THE POWER!!!Geeks:Mike "TFG1" BlanchardKevin "OptimusSolo" ThompsonSubscribe to us using iTunes or use any other podcatching client by using:http://feeds.feedburner.com/GCRN-TalesOfEternia

Från Lego och Warhammer till actionfigurer och Märklin-tåg – inga leksaker är för fula för Fulkultur! Jakob, Jocke, Calle och Emil tar er med på en resa från barndomens oskyldiga lekande till ungdomens ängslighet och vuxenlivets samlande.   Länklista He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (Mattel) http://www.he-man.org/collecting/ https://youtu.be/P-0G34A-kNI (reklamfilmer) https://youtu.be/BflWu2rDNc0 (reklamfilm för "slimestolen")   She-Ra Princess of Power (Mattel) http://www.he-man.org/collecting/toycollection.php?id=6 https://youtu.be/q6P1-ubScNo (reklamfilmer)   Transformers (Hasbro / Takara) http://www.unicron.com https://www.bigbadtoystore.com/bbts/brand.aspx?brand=2 http://www.collectorsweekly.com/toys/transformers http://www.transformerland.com https://youtu.be/l9BiyOeglGg (reklamfilmer)   Action Force / G.I. Joe (Hasbro / Palitoy) http://www.yojoe.com/archive/actfig/actionforce.shtml https://youtu.be/fiRVyPoIocA (reklamfilmer)   M.A.S.K (Kenner) http://www.albertpenello.com/mask/ https://youtu.be/LM683jvkoMA (reklamfilmer)   Police Academy (Kenner) http://www.toyarchive.com/PoliceAcademy.html https://youtu.be/6e8fCPg-_ws (reklamfilmer)   The Real Ghostbusters (Kenner) http://gbta.webs.com/rgbtoyline.htm https://youtu.be/D_bdpuiEgow (reklamfilmer)   Swebrick - en mötesplats för vuxna Lego-byggare http://www.swebrick.se/index.php   Märklin - tyska tågset http://www.maerklin.de/en/   Fun Toyz Collector (Youtube) https://www.youtube.com/user/DisneyCollectorBR   EvanTubeHD https://www.youtube.com/user/EvanTubeHD   Leksaksfarbrorn Tim på kanalen Grand Illusions (Youtube)https://www.youtube.com/user/henders007   Reddit (Community) https://www.reddit.com/r/lego   Lego Elves http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/Elves   Lego Friends http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/Friends   Lego Nexo Knights http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/Nexo_Knights   Lego Bionicle http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/BIONICLE   Lego Legends of Chima http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/Legends_of_Chima   Lego Ninjago http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/Ninjago   Lego M-Tron http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/M-Tron   Transformers och andra leksaker på Instagram https://www.instagram.com/unlord666/   Master of the universe toys (castle greyskull) http://www.he-man.org/collecting/toy.php?id=542   Playmobil https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playmobil   Star Wars (Kenner-figurer) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenner_Star_Wars_action_figures   Bravestarr (Mattel) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaMo4k7iG7s   Lego-spelen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Lego_video_games   Micro machines https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micro_Machines   Wentzels hobby http://www.wentzels.se/   Toy Story (filmer) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toy_Story   Toy Story-dockor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpND7OHjbxg   Garbage Pail Kids https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garbage_Pail_Kids   Manicklar https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manicklar   Warhammer fantasy http://warhammerfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Warhammer_Wiki   Drakar och demoner-tennfigurer http://www.svenskarollspel.nu/wikia/images/thumb/9/9a/DoD_4_Tennfigurer.jpg/800px-DoD_4_Tennfigurer.jpg   Drakar och Demoner https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drakar_och_Demoner   3d-printer http://www.99mac.se/artikel/8687-m3d-micro-bygger-vad-du-vill

Movie Meltdown - Episode 313 This week we hang out at Gallery K after Adam Burke's comedy set and engage in a hardcore session of... Late Night Movie Talk. We kick things off with a little introduction to Adam, but very quickly we welcome in Carl and Dan from Gallery K, as we roll into an old-fashioned, round table, movie geek discussion.  It becomes a wide-ranging conversation that covers topics like... stand-up comedy, regional accents, George Lucas, David Letterman, animal cruelty in classic films, Kevin Smith, Michael Parks, Noah Baumbach, too much backstory, Bill Murray, nine college grads writing your material, Stanley Kubrick, saving your money for cockfighting, Tom Hanks, serials, tooth gap, antler rack museum, John Mayer, Justin Long, Lawrence of Arabia, the field Museum, late night monologues, Clerks, Greek archetypes, Steve Buscemi, podcasting movies, Dazed and Confused, The Miracle Worker, the psychedelic scene, verbal ticks, craft services on Apocalypse Now, Secret of the Incas, the war room, The 39 Steps, Inception, stand-up films, Brian De Palma, Paths of Glory, if you wanna fall down this rabbit hole - don't, focusing on objects, Let's build the rails before we go off them, The Old Man and the Sea, King of Comedy, Martin Scorsese, Samuel L. Jackson, David O. Selznick, Kansas City Confidential, The Killing, Irvin Kershner, Room 237, the Coen Brothers, Rebecca, blowing a coral reef, Bob Hope, Tusk, movie crawls, a blushing ghost, Steven Spielberg, Notorious, Mad Max: Fury Road, entranced by YouTube, George Carlin, L.A. Rules, the declassified cockpit, George C. Scott, The Lady Vanishes, using the ratios, She-Ra: Princess of Power, making movie references, harpooning sharks through the face, Richard Linklater, it feels more real then the real thing, Alfred Hitchcock, All-Star Superman, stand-up is rough because it's... kind of easy to trick yourself into thinking you know how to do it, then there'll always be a situation reminding you... that you don't, Red State, Jennifer Tilly's stunt double, Wes Anderson, Jeff Anderson, space stewardess, Tomorrowland, cataloging fish, Johnny Carson, Spike, Mike, Slackers and Dykes, a dead zoo, Punchline, Madonna, Alan Rickman, dropping the F-stop, the seal of greatness, Johnny Depp, Dogma, Woody Allen, Spencer Tracy, Ken Burns, Chicago, the hot deep cut of Kubrick and debutantes.  "...the way that movie ends, I feel like you can... feel American movies change."

The Secret of the Sword is 30 years old this year! She-Ra Princess of Power debuted in 1985! OptimusSolo and TFG1Mike give you their commentary on the film, that brought so much continuity to He-Man, and introduced his twin sister Leia… I uh… mean She-Ra!!!! Get ready to discover the MYTHS OF ETHERIA!!! BY THE POWER AND ...

Yesterday a great man sadly passed away and his name was Lou Scheimer.  He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, She-Ra Princess of Power and Bravestarr are a few of the better know properties that Mr Scheimer worked on. Due to this, I had an awesome childhood and made so many wonderful friends in adult life due to He-Man.I briefly talk about how the work Mr Scheimer did got me to where i am today and to thank him for his legacy that will remain with us all forever.After that is "The Region of Ice" commentary with James "Busta Toons" Eatock and please head over to http://bustatoons.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/farewell-lou-scheimer.html to read James' fitting tribute to the great man.Thank you Mr Scheimer for everything, you truly did have the power sir!

Hosts: Jon Kallis, Katy Cartee, Martin Penny Masters Cast www.MastersCast.com Episode 28 Please join Jon, Martin, James, and special guest Alex Hawkey as we review the final She-Ra Princess of Power DVD release: Season Two! Not only is Alex one of the biggest and most knowledgable She-Ra fans around, he also had the opportunity to work on the She-Ra DVDs themselves. We had a little bit of an audio echo at times during the podcast, I do apologize. Subscribe to our podcast for free via iTunes: Subscribe for free via iTunes

Hosts: Jon Kallis, Katy Cartee, Martin Penny Masters Cast www.MastersCast.com Episode 28 Please join Jon, Martin, James, and special guest Alex Hawkey as we review the final She-Ra Princess of Power DVD release: Season Two! Not only is Alex one of the biggest and most knowledgable She-Ra fans around, he also had the opportunity to work on the She-Ra DVDs themselves. We had a little bit of an audio echo at times during the podcast, I do apologize. Subscribe to our podcast for free via iTunes: Subscribe for free via iTunes

Hosts: Jon Kallis, Josh de Lioncourt, Katy Cartee Masters Cast www.MastersCast.com Episode 23 She-Ra Season One Volume One DVD Review This episode focuses on the She-Ra Princess of Power: Season One Volume One DVD that hits stores Tuesday, November 7, 2006 and contains the first 32 episodes of She-Ra, brand new box art, two new art cards, the She-Ra series bible, a documentary feature, and two commentary tracks that feature the likes of Larry DiTillio and J. Michael Strazynski. To join us on our review and analysis of the DVD itself and the episodes contained within is special guest co-host James "Busta Toons" Eatock who not only worked on the DVDs but is our own He-Man and She-Ra Google. In celebration of the release of She-Ra, and our one year anniversary, Masters Cast is having a giveaway. Go to http://www.masterscast.com/giveaway to enter to win a free copy of the She-Ra Season One Volume One DVD and a Masters Cast: Podcast of Power T-Shirt! Running time: 1:18:53 Subscribe to our podcast for free via iTunes: Subscribe for free via iTunes

Hosts: Jon Kallis, Josh de Lioncourt, Katy Cartee Masters Cast www.MastersCast.com Episode 23 She-Ra Season One Volume One DVD Review This episode focuses on the She-Ra Princess of Power: Season One Volume One DVD that hits stores Tuesday, November 7, 2006 and contains the first 32 episodes of She-Ra, brand new box art, two new art cards, the She-Ra series bible, a documentary feature, and two commentary tracks that feature the likes of Larry DiTillio and J. Michael Strazynski. To join us on our review and analysis of the DVD itself and the episodes contained within is special guest co-host James "Busta Toons" Eatock who not only worked on the DVDs but is our own He-Man and She-Ra Google. In celebration of the release of She-Ra, and our one year anniversary, Masters Cast is having a giveaway. Go to http://www.masterscast.com/giveaway to enter to win a free copy of the She-Ra Season One Volume One DVD and a Masters Cast: Podcast of Power T-Shirt! Running time: 1:18:53 Subscribe to our podcast for free via iTunes: Subscribe for free via iTunes

This week the ladies of power and influence are the focus of my podcast this week.  My audio book review is 2nd Chance by James Patterson with Andrew Gross involving police detective Lindsay Boxer and the Women's Murder Club and my guest is Tanya Gould from my workplace.  Tanya and I talk about her recent move to country life, the world of NASCAR racing and dating tips.  In addition to that I discuss the DVD release of The Best of She-Ra : Princess of Power 2 disc set and the phenomenon which is He-Man and She-Ra.  As usual your comments and suggestions are always welcome.