Podcasts about ten grand

Night Listeners -Our first show for 2025! I packed it in tonight with a lot of material that we haven't played in awhile including Sludgeplow, Finally Some Action and Ten Grand.Ten Grand - "Get Out of My Dojo" / This is the Way to Rule (Iowa City)Slut River - "A Ratt" / S-R (Iowa City)The Obsolete Andrew Joseph Caffrey - "No Strings" / The Obsolete Andrew Joseph Caffrey (Cedar Rapids)Billy Crystal Meth - "Mr. Saturday Night" / Mother's Day / The Buzzard Of Doom Will Peck Your Eyes Out (Ottumwa)Sludge Plow - "Instinct" / Hash (Cedar Rapids)Mr. Nasti - "Innovation" / Mr. Nasti (Fairfield)Chemical Buffet - "Stay Forever... and Ever and Ever" / Smoking Mirrors (Des Moines)Centaur Noir - "Cameo" / Memories II (Quad Cities)Nightrazor - "shenzen steel" / Bleeding Edge of Night (Des Moines)Contakta - "NTS" / Bodyheat (Des Moines)North of Grand - "I 80" / Cut You Down (Des Moines)The Least Worst - "The Women of Goodwill" / First Worst (Ottumwa)C.H.U.D. - "Joey Lawerence Theme Song" / Straight Edge Apocalypse Hardcore Murder (Des Moines)Big Sky -"Fond But Not In Love Pt 3: Vesuvius /  Fond But Not In Love EP (Waterloo)Finally Some Action - "Stay Asleep" / Stay Asleep (Keokuk) Follow me on: Instagram | Twitter (not doing much with it currently)Iowa Basement Tapes has its own archive of Iowa music. Be sure to check out iowabasementtapes.bandcamp.com and download any of the releases for free. If you would like to contribute any music please send an email to kristianday@gmail.com. BROADCAST SCHEDULEThursdays at 9PM on 98.9FM KFMG - Des MoinesFridays at 11PM on 90.3FM KWIT - Sioux CityFridays at 11PM on 90.7FM KOJI - OkobojiSaturdays at 8PM on 1240AM KWIC - DecorahIf you miss the show please subscribe to the broadcast archives: https://apple.co/2MzdH5e

Robin Clevett invites three Carpenters to join him so that he can pose the question 'If you had £10k to spend on _____ - what would you buy?'. Robin asks about vans, tools, spending on the business, charitable acts, spending on training and more. Guests include: Jason Joyce, Sam Thomas & Steven Hoare

Please enjoy The Ten Grand a great episode of the legendary Suspense - - a Old Time Radio OTR classic.

A story about a penniless dancer who has her empty purse stolen in the subway. When the purse is returned, she finds it loaded with money! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iloveoldtimeradio/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iloveoldtimeradio/support

Couch And Coffee Table present their final Lucille Ball show for February. Lucille Ball stars in an episode of Suspense called The Ten Grand which aired on June 22, 1944. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael-perry6/support

A story about a penniless dancer who has her empty purse stolen in the subway. When the purse is returned, she finds it loaded with money! Miss Zizi Lewis is taking the subway home late at night when her purse is snatched. A tall dark handsome man recovers her bag for her and disappears in […]

Chargers joyfully spring to 4-4 while the Jets painfully fall to 4-4. C.J Stroud, Josh Dobbs and Lamar Jackson's NFC dominance. Wrapping up a nice NFL Week 9!

A TCR listener is NOT down for his wife's sexual requests, the crew thinks Matt looks like his wife, Serina has a list of reasons why men should be the providers, Are You Smarter Than Nicasio, and Tino wants credit for "thinking about" renting a house for the crew...

Suspense "The Ten Grand" June 22, 1944 A story about a penniless dancer who has her empty purse stolen in the subway. When the purse is returned, she finds it loaded with money! + Miss Zizi Lewis is taking the subway home late at night when her purse is snatched. A tall dark handsome man recovers her bag for her and disappears in to the crowd. When she opens her bag to find the nickel she needs for the slot her heart nearly stops for there in her bag is a wad of notes which looked like ten grand… --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/waldina/message

Marty-Palooza | With the Easter Holidays here, The Marty Sheargold Show is taking a short break.  But to fill the void we have some of the best bits (or the bit we really liked) so far from 2023. Today you give us your dating disaster stories; We learn about some home surgeries; We discover some hidden talents; You tell us how you split your pants; and Marty has a story about a woman who eats toilet paper. Triple M's Marty Sheargold Show will be back live on Monday April 17 with your chance to win Ten Grand, in Marty Sheargold's $10k Spin it DJSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marty-Palooza | With the Easter Holidays here, The Marty Sheargold Show is taking a short break.  But to fill the void we have some of the best bits (or the bit we really liked) so far from 2023. Today we find out what your broke and also how did you split your face: We ask "What would your final meal be"; You tell us when you crapped in your dacks; We get the Best Knock Knock Jokes; and we find out where you always go for a holiday. Triple M's Marty Sheargold Show will be back live on Monday April 17 with your chance to win Ten Grand, in Marty Sheargold's $10k Spin it DJSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marty-Palooza | With the Easter Holidays here, The Marty Sheargold Show is taking a short break.  But to fill the void we have some of the best bits (or the bit we really liked) so far from 2023. Today we have a couple of stories involving boobs; We find out what did you steal; You deliver some Punny Business Names; We get your stories about how you popped your shoulder; and we find out about middle-age career changes Triple M's Marty Sheargold Show will be back live on Monday April 17 with your chance to win Ten Grand, in Marty Sheargold's $10k Spin it DJSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marty-Palooza | With the Easter Holidays here, The Marty Sheargold Show is taking a short break.  But to fill the void we have some of the best bits (or the bit we really liked) so far from 2023. Today we re-visit an unusual hotel; You tell us when you accidentally started the fire; Marty has a Tale from the Tabernacle; We find out what chip flavour you'd like to see; and We ask is there a Doctor in the House? Triple M's Marty Sheargold Show will be back live on Monday April 17 with your chance to win Ten Grand, in Marty Sheargold's $10k Spin it DJSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marty-Palooza | With the Easter Holidays here, The Marty Sheargold Show is taking a short break.  But to fill the void we have some of the best bits (or the bit we really liked) so far from 2023. Today we re-visit a naughty discovery from ancient Rome; We find out when you walked in the parents; We've got a bunch of fun facts; You give us your best Dad joke; and We discover that not all bosses are bad. Triple M's Marty Sheargold Show will be back live on Monday April 17 with your chance to win Ten Grand, in Marty Sheargold's $10k Spin it DJSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marty-Palooza | With the Easter Holidays here, The Marty Sheargold Show is taking a short break.  But to fill the void we have some of the best bits (or the bit we really liked) so far from 2023. Today we re-visit your stories of survival; You tell us what you saw in the kitchen; Find out what drives Marty crazy; We have a story about Groom who was breastfed by his mum; and we find out what you choked on. Triple M's Marty Sheargold Show will be back live on Monday April 17 with your chance to win Ten Grand, in Marty Sheargold's $10k Spin it DJSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bill Monroe, a local businessman, owes Patrolman Dick Benson ten grand. Has owed the police officer ten grand for nearly two years. Dick wants his dough. And more than wants it, Dick needs it. For his family. For his wife and daughter.Dick's at wit's end on how to collect. On several occasions he has begged and pleaded with Monroe to fork over the cash. All this begging and pleasing to no avail.For months Dick has been hatching a plot in his head. He knows it's a crazy-ass scheme, got desperation written all over it. But hey, a man has to do it what he has to do. He can't be letting people push him around. This is America, after all. A man is entitled to what's his. So, tonight's the night.simpson-books.com

Thomas and Chris from UK Screamo act Deadbird join us for a very long chat about their debut album In The Absence Of. We cover everything from origin stories and inspirations to Limewire, stealing riffs, coping with loss and grief, floor shows, Midwest Emo memes, writing vacations and Stoat Rock.Knives, My Name Is Legion, Planes Mistaken For Stars, Saetia, Neil Perry, The Murder of Rosa Luxemburg, Army Of Flying Robots, Dead Son Rising, La Quiete, Algae Bloom, Chalk Hands, Respire, Ten Grand, La Dispute, Neil Perry, Slint, Britney Spears, Taylor Swift, Elvis, Table, Hatebeak and Blind Girls.

Suspense 1944-06-22 The Ten Grand

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It cost a lot to hang out in Dolly's personal spaces, might be worth it tho, you never know when she may pop in

Wisconsin.Golf's Gary D'Amato and Rob Hernandez discuss Steve Stricker's return to the PGA Tour Champions, where he shot a 5-under 67 Friday to tie for the first-round lead; the University of Wisconsin men's golf team contending on the first day of the Big Ten Championship in French Lick, Ind.; another senior title for Mario Tiziani; and Sand Valley's expansion plans.

Night Listeners -This is my week before heading to Texas for a mini vacation (yes there will be a show next week). We are blasting through this hard month with some legendary tunes by Ten Grand, Roze, Modern Life is War, and Son of the Morning.Iowa Basement Tapes has its own archive of Iowa music. Be sure to check out iowabasementtapes.bandcamp.com and download any of the releases for free. If you would like to contribute any music please send an email to kristianday@gmail.com. Hear us every Thursday at 9PM on 98.9FM KFMG – Des Moines and every Friday at 11PM on 90.3FM KWIT – Sioux City & 90.7FM KOJI – Okoboji. If you miss the show please subscribe to the broadcast archives: https://apple.co/2MzdH5e Find me on twitter @kristianmday #trustkristiandayTen Grand - "Hands Off the Merchandise" / This Is The Way To Rule (Iowa City)Hot Carl - "I Don't Want to Make Sweet Love To You" / It Hits the Sauce (Dubuque)Love Songs for Lonely Monsters - "Automatic Repulsion" / Love Songs For Lonely Monsters (Des Moines)Fantasy Kitchen - "I Must Be A God" / Five Songs O Weird (Waterloo)Dishwater - "Cometbus" / Ames Independent Music Sampler (Ames)Roze - "Rubberlegs" / Ragged Edges (Des Moines)Modern Life is War - "Feels Like End Times" / Tribulation Work Songs Vol. 1 (Marshalltown)Liquid Gravity - "Back Door" / Ames Independent Music Sampler (Ames)Sharing Mass Graves - "Pharmaceuticals are the Opium of the People" / Four Songs (Cedar Rapids)Song of Zarathustra - "The Birth of Tragedy" / The Birth of Tragedy (Sioux City)Sonic Disruption Theory - "In A Groove" / Eleven Parts (Davenport)Person Whale - "My Friend" / Live At The Mews One Last Time (Des Moines)Big Box - "Like Another Drink" / Die Now (Iowa City)Pawnbrokeher Pipe Dream - "Be Still" / Ames Independent Music Sampler (Ames)Toxis O'Grady - "Paper Plate" / Ames Independent Music Sampler (Ames)Son of the Morning - "House of Our Enemy" / Son of the Morning (Des Moines)

Power walking on a crisp fall day while talking about items sold on eBay for lots of money (that you might actually own). For news and more lists, follow me on Twitter: @PodcastLists or #RandomLists / Instagram: @randomlistspodcast My total steps this episode: 549 Goal number of steps: 585 (based on fitness experts) Music by: Wataboi on Pixabay As always, thanks for listening and power walking with me.

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Episode 97 aired June 22, 1944 on CBS Radio. Starring Lucille Ball A woman's purse is stolen then returned with a large amount of money inside.

On the June 22nd, 1944 episode of Suspense: radio's outstanding theater of thrills, Lucille Ball guest-starred as a chorus girl who inexplicably finds ten thousand dollars in her purse after it's been temporarily stolen on the subway. She's not sure what to do about it, and it soon leads to trouble. Ball's character has been set up. In early 1944 between films, Lucy began carving out a second career on the radio. She appeared on Duffy's Tavern, Abbott & Costello, The Screen Guild Theater, and Suspense. Simultaneously, with the biggest war effort in full-swing, Desi was put to the task of organizing entertainment shows for the army, using his and Lucy's influence to snag stars for guest appearances. Word began to circulate about his abilities as a producer. He was soon put in charge of events at the Birmingham Hospital in San Fernando. Lucy threw herself into the fundraising efforts. For more information on Lucille Ball's radio career and how it led to I Love Lucy, tune into Breaking Walls Episode 100: The Radio Career of Lucille Ball (1938-1952). It's available to stream and download for free anywhere you might get a podcast, and at http://thewallbreakers.com/

In this episode Dan and Erik review albums from Aesop Rock, Q'65, Lingua Ignota, Queens Of The Stone Age and do a classic local review of Brazil which featured Matt Davis (RIP) from Ten Grand from Iowa City. Dan and Erik also talk about Erik's fascination with cults and gangs, cheek and tongue tacos and Dan sings a little song for everyone!!!

In this episode... Julie and Savannah reach 10,000 listens!! 'Nuff Said!! Thank you so much to our listeners!!

Suspense 1944-06-22 The Ten Grand

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Suspense is a radio drama series broadcast on CBS Radio from 1942 through 1962. One of the premier drama programs of the Golden Age of Radio, was subtitled "radio's outstanding theater of thrills" and focused on suspense thriller-type scripts, usually featuring leading Hollywood actors of the era. Approximately 945 episodes were broadcast during its long run---------------------------------------------------------------------------Sherlock Holmes Radio Station Live 24/7 Click Here to Listenhttps://live365.com/station/Sherlock-Holmes-Classic-Radio--a91441----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Today the guys take a £10,000 budget and create a collection of 5 watches each. Also, Zenith teams up with Bamford and Black Badger to create something we all agree on. Plus, Anicorn joined NASA to go to Mars. Enjoy! Thomas' wrist checkhttps://www.instagram.com/p/CDZcMZFqT-k/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Dave's wrist checkhttps://www.instagram.com/p/Byz1rGFH4Zk/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Cam's wrist checkhttps://www.instagram.com/p/CCyuWlKHT9l/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Zenith/Bamford/Black Badger El Primero Superconductorhttps://www.ablogtowatch.com/bamford-watch-department-x-black-badger-zenith-el-primero-superconductor/ Anicorn+NASA Mars Missionhttps://www.anicorn-watches.com/collections/nasa/products/nasa-mars-mission-anicorn-time You decide who created the best collectionhttps://www.instagram.com/triwatches/?hl=enThe music in this podcast is Mirror by Dan Parkinson, check him out at the links below;https://open.spotify.com/artist/1Yk1VFRmpdCUXRKC8Z3Fo1?si=AnrhQorgRYiw6LrM9V63_wandhttps://www.instagram.com/danparkinson/Thanks for listening!Dave, Cam & Thomas

What needs to be said about William Elliott Whitmore at this point? Over the course of an impressive career that's spanned more than two decades, the folk legend has performed all around the world, shared the stage with an abundance of renowned musicians and released seven outstanding albums. Before he was captivating crowds far and wide with his quality catalog and his incomparable voice, Whitmore was lugging gear for Ten Grand and he — and his trusty banjo — were winning over audiences at punk shows as the band's opening act. Recently, around the time his Dope Walker side project was preparing to release its debut album, My First Band host Tyler Maas was able to get Whitmore away from his family for long enough to run through his extensive and immensely interesting career. Over the course of the conversation, Whitmore discussed being a new dad, isolating on his Iowa farm and ways the pandemic has changed both his tour and album schedules. Along the way, the Midwestern music mainstay talked about inheriting his grandfather's banjo, finding success in a solo capacity, the creative itch projects like Dope Walker and Hallways of Always scratch, and some of the life-changing experiences he's had over the past 20-plus years. Before episode's end, the pair also relive memorable Wisconsin shows at places like Cactus Club and Cranky Pat's, mention mutual friends they have, and talk about Tyler's Green Bay Packers novelty band. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering and Lakefront Brewery. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers"), Dope Walker ("These Freaks"), and William Elliott Whitmore ("Dry").

Nigh Listeners-Its a hardcore kinda of evening. Got a lot of first time plays from Woodcreeper, Song of Zarathustra, Crosscheck, Conetrauma, Mystery Blood, and Dispensing of False Halos. I also got some Matt Davis tunes including Ten Grand, Only Ten Between Us and The Haunting.Iowa Basement Tapes has its own archive of Iowa music. Be sure to check out iowabasementtapes.bandcamp.com and download any of the releases for free. If you would like to contribute any music please send an email to kristianday@gmail.com.Hear us every Thursday at 9PM on 98.9FM KFMG – Des Moines and every Friday at 11PM on 90.3FM KWIT – Sioux City & 90.7FM KOJI – Okoboji. If you miss the show please subscribe to the podcast archives: https://apple.co/2MzdH5e#trustkristiandayTend Grand - "F*@$ Your Guyses Teams" / This is the Way to Rule (Iowa City)Crosscheck - "Persist" / Persist (Davenport)Conetrauma - "Flesh" / Precome (Iowa City)Nerv - "Big Idea" / 3 (Iowa City)Song of Zarathustra - "Ramirez-Lira" / Song Zarathustra (Sioux City)Dispensing of False Halos - "Most Fragile Days" / Dispensing of False Halos (Des Moines)Finally Some Action - "Stay Asleep" / Stay Asleep (Keokuk)The Haunting - "Untitled" / Untitled (Iowa City)Cursing Birds - "Popey Sally" / Iowa Compilation Vol. 1 (Iowa City)Only Ten Between Us - "How Many More?" / Yuoth Posi Snack Attack (Davenport)Woodcreeper - "New Cerulean" / I (Dubuque)Mystery Blood - "Today is the Day for Vengeance" / Mystery Blood (Iowa City)Skin of Earth - "Dinosaur Park" / Skin of Earth (Des Moines)

Aaron Mader has made quite a name for himself in the music industry. That name just happens to be "Lazerbeak." Using the moniker, the co-founder and CEO of Doomtree has released an abundance of his own music, produced songs with the likes of Lizzo, P.O.S, Mac Lethal and Dessa and delved into the world of artist management. Long before Mader was a Midwest music mainstay and one of the driving forces of an accomplished creative collective, he was an inexperienced teen in the Minneapolis suburbs who was struggling to get shows for his first band. That band — The Plastic Constellations — wound up lasting 13 years, being signed to French Kiss Records, touring and selling out spacious venues in Minneapolis before he could even legally drink. Along the way, Mader dabbled in beat-making and his Lazerbeak alias was born. The rest is history. Recently, Mader spoke to My First Band host Tyler Maas and told him about his impressive indie rock past, the origin and unexpected explosion of Doomtree, and how he stays both active and creatively fulfilled making music in his solo project, Shredders and the brand new Night Stone, and as part of a forthcoming band with William Elliott Whitmore and members of Ten Grand. Over the course of the lengthy and open discussion, Mader also talked about ways the COVID-19 crisis is currently impacting Doomtree and the artists he manages, accidentally sharing a stage name with an obscure Transformers character, his inspiring "little money in lots of places" approach and how Lizzo gave him a six-pack of Mike's Hard Lemonade to make beats for what would eventually become her Lizzobangers album. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering and Indeed Brewing Company. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers"), The Plastic Constellations ("Let's War") and Night Stone ("Echo Love" featuring Lady Midnight).

Seamus Heffernan is the author of the acclaimed Thaddeus Grayle mysteries, the most recent of which is Ten Grand. He is also a fascinating guy. We talked about fatherhood (with a real time appearance of his adorable son) the art of substitute teaching, and his delightful Private Investigator character, Thaddeus Grayle. You can find out more about Seamus at his website here: seamusheffernan.com/ or find him on facebook. He's easy to find, thanks to a not-so-common name! Check out Napalm Hearts, the first in his series, on Amazon: www.amazon.com/Napalm-Hearts-Sea…1583449762&sr=8-2 Tell Me Your Secrets is Copyrighted by Authors on the Air Global Radio Network --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tellmeyoursecrets/message

Seamus Heffernan is the author of the acclaimed Thaddeus Grayle mysteries, the most recent of which is Ten Grand. He is also a fascinating guy. We talked about fatherhood (with a real time appearance of his adorable son) the art of substitute teaching, and his delightful Private Investigator character, Thaddeus Grayle. You can find out more about Seamus at his website here: https://seamusheffernan.com/ or find him on facebook. He's easy to find, thanks to a not-so-common name! Check out Napalm Hearts, the first in his series, on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Napalm-Hearts-Seamus-Heffernan-ebook/dp/B079RCZ6MJ/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=Seamus+Heffernan&qid=1583449762&sr=8-2 Find out more about me, Kerry Schafer, at www.writeattheedge.com. Tell Me Your Secrets is copyrighted by Authors on the Air Global Radio Network.

This is a snippet from Breaking Walls Episode 100: The Radio Career of Lucille Ball (1938 - 1952) ___________ Between films in the mid-1940s, Lucille Ball began to carve out a second career on the radio. She appeared on Duffy’s Tavern, Abbott & Costello, The Screen Guild Theater, and Suspense. Her first Suspense appearance was opposite Hans Conried on January 13th, 1944 in “Dime-A-Dance.” With the biggest war effort in full-swing, Desi was put to the task of organizing entertainment shows for the army, using his and Lucy’s influence to snag stars for guest appearances. Word began to circulate about his abilities as a producer. He was soon put in charge of events at the Birmingham Hospital in San Fernando. Lucy threw herself into the fundraising efforts. Two weeks after D-Day, on June 22nd, 1944, she again appeared on Suspense in “The Ten Grand.”

¡Viaje y evento! El Profesor Dinosaurio, Aragorn (invitado), y MaGnUs, viajan a Buenos Aires para recorrer junto a Ezequiel la edicion de diciembre de Argentina Comic Con. No vimos a Henry Cavill, no vimos a Sabrina, pero si entrevistamos al dibujante Ben Templesmith (Criminal Macabre, Ten Grand, 30 Days of Night) y a nuestro objetivo principal, el pan de dios, la guionista Gail Simone (Birds of Prey, Domino, etc). Además, Mael nos cuenta sobre su experiencia en el evento (aunque no nos cruzamos), y muchas, pero muchas noticias. Con música de Roxette, y Kate Bush. Próximo programa: Star Wars Stories II (Anécdotas de Star Wars)

Lucille Ball plays a penniless performer gets her purse stolen and then returned only now with $10,000 inside. Commentary on supporting stars Harry E. Lang and Patrick McGeehan.

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💥 It's our 50th Episode 💥 What if you had TEN GRAND to drop on a 3rd Gen Ram? The guys build out their dream truck while trying to say within budget and to celebrate our 50th Podcast, they're giving away a significant amount of cash to spend on diesel parts to one lucky listener. Tune In to find out how to score this sweet deal, it's EASY! Contest runs until August 15th at 11:59 PM PST. Winner Announced on August 16th at 3 pm PST on Facebook LIVE http://bit.ly/DPP-SC-Facebook Don't miss an episode, we launch every Thursday!

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes Canadian author Seamus Heffernan. As a child, Seamus Heffernan’s parents indulged him far too much in his love of comic books, crime TV and pulp novels, and this is how he has decided to repay them. Prior to his writing career, he worked in education, journalism, marketing and politics, and earned an MA in criminology from the University of the Fraser Valley. Born in St. John’s, Newfoundland, he has called several places home, including a lengthy stint in London, England. He currently resides in British Columbia, where he splits his time between Abbotsford, Mission and Vancouver. His short fiction has previously appeared in The Raspberry and Louden Singletree. His latest release, TEN GRAND, is the second book in the acclaimed Thaddeus Grayle series. About TEN GRAND: A man wears many masks—and they all fit. A year on from the case that nearly cost him his life, private detective Thaddeus Grayle now makes a quiet living through insurance tail-jobs and corporate background checks. Unfortunately for him, a baffling new case with the promise of a big pay-off is proving too tempting to walk away from. A depressed—but very wealthy—City banker has vanished, leaving his family penniless and the police with no answers. It's the perfect case for a PI with little to lose—until Grayle unravels the truth behind the missing man's family and their desperation to find him. Returning once more to London's underworld, including gangster-run gambling dens, a billionaire ex-heroin smuggler and a sociopathic, curry-loving loan shark, Grayle must somehow stay alive long enough to save a man who might not even want to be saved. Listen on your favorite podcast app.

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes Canadian author Seamus Heffernan.  As a child, Seamus Heffernan’s parents indulged him far too much in his love of comic books, crime TV and pulp novels, and this is how he has decided to repay them. Prior to his writing career, he worked in education, journalism, marketing and politics, and earned an MA in criminology from the University of the Fraser Valley. Born in St. John’s, Newfoundland, he has called several places home, including a lengthy stint in London, England. He currently resides in British Columbia, where he splits his time between Abbotsford, Mission and Vancouver.  His short fiction has previously appeared in The Raspberry and Louden Singletree. His latest release, TEN GRAND, is the second book in the acclaimed Thaddeus Grayle series.  About TEN GRAND:   A man wears many masks—and they all fit.       A year on from the case that nearly cost him his life, private detective Thaddeus Grayle now makes a quiet living through insurance tail-jobs and corporate background checks. Unfortunately for him, a baffling new case with the promise of a big pay-off is proving too tempting to walk away from.     A depressed—but very wealthy—City banker has vanished, leaving his family penniless and the police with no answers. It's the perfect case for a PI with little to lose—until Grayle unravels the truth behind the missing man's family and their desperation to find him.  Returning once more to London's underworld, including gangster-run gambling dens, a billionaire ex-heroin smuggler and a sociopathic, curry-loving loan shark, Grayle must somehow stay alive long enough to save a man who might not even want to be saved. Listen on your favorite podcast app.

Night Listeners of 98.9FM KFMG -As you are listening to this I am up in the far northeast corner of Iowa in the town of Lansing. I never thought I could drive 4 hours in one direction from Des Moines as still be in Iowa, well I found the one place that I could. I am here producing Jack Megger's short film, The Burial. Its been nearly four years in the works and we are finally here. Jack is originally from Mason City and has a pile of his own basement tapes that he is giving me to digitize for a future show.Tonight, I have replaced our opening movie sample with a track from The Tape Beatles, tape collage group from Iowa City. They might be replacing Deerslayer as a weekly "must play" on a temporary basis. Their material reminds me a lot of Negativeland or a more commercial version of Aaron Dilloway. I also have a new track from Forest Lonefight's (The Maw) new solo album, Tend to the Soul.  From the world of Iowa doom, I have tunes from Son of the Morning, Dead Emperors, and Mr. Nasti (doom pop, but still doom). For all my 319 listeners, I got two tracks from the music world of the late Mathew Davis (Brazil & Ten Grand). For full show notes please visit www.kristianday.com or kfmg.org- Kristian#trustkristiandayListen Now!

This is a little but different version of the normal podcast. As you may be aware, we are still building out the new range facilities. So while Freeze and I were headed back in, we recorded an episode in the truck. With all the accompanying distractions and noise one might expect when driving the Pork-Chop-Express on a Friday evening. Range Build-out Update The Hudson H9 is shipping. Some fool is mud testing the Hudson H9. More proof the 1911 industry will collapse: $10k Ed Brown. We have solved the steel target stand problem. Freeze closes down a liquor store for USMC B-day. The positive side of breaking guns.  What we will and won't do for views.      Marky & Freeze www.John1911.com "Shooting Guns & Having Fun"

Before she was a TV star, and even before she kept audiences smiling with her radio comedy series, Lucille Ball delivered tough noir performances in episodes of Suspense. She was as talented in the world of drama and thrills as she was with slapstick and a punchline. The red-headed legend returns for two more “tales well calculated” – “The Ten Grand” (originally aired on CBS on June 22, 1944) and “A Shroud for Sarah” (originally aired on CBS on October 25, 1945).

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Got a call from a guy who works on The One Show asking if they could use a small section of my YouTube song about Una Stubbs….as she was a guest on the show…I naturally agreed and they used a small section of the chorus when she was introduced….was somewhat hidden by the applause for her but hey nice one eh? I wrote this song many years ago and actually got a record deal from a major record company….which didn’t materialise so I recently re-recorded it and put it on YouTube and on one of my quirky albums…I also sent her a copy and she phoned me up and thanked me…a national treasure indeed… I have been watching repeats of the original Hi-De-Hi series and can’t believe how good it was…it’s hilarious….the wonderful cast and classic scripts…absolutely brilliant…unlike “Benidorm” which has totally lost it’s way…thank goodness it’s finished…a 5 year old could write a better script…and by co-incidence Ruth Madoc was in the last episode…talk about one extreme to the other…let’s hope that’s the last we see of it…total waste of air time. I had to smile at the news of the daughter of the Korean Airline boss stopping the plane because she didn’t like the way they served the nuts….I think she is one herself….she made the pilot back up and told the purser to get off the plane…she’s now in jail under the anti terrorist laws…you couldn’t write this…they should have included it in Benidorm….might have got a laugh for a change. There was a slight slip up on the tele recently….it involved a scam which set up Bradley Walsh…the idea was to book him for a talk and secretly set him up…the guy said Bradley wasn’t too happy as he thought he was going to get 10 grand….TEN GRAND!!!...for a TALK!!!!....Bradley Walsh!!!...this is the problem these days…anyone who pays out that sort of money wants a reality check…it’s scandalous….I remember back in the day we put a charity show on at a local theatre for sick kids…the top of the bill let us down so we rang up a well known comic….who agreed to step in….(as he obviously had nothing else on with the very short notice)…all the groups and dancers did it for nothing…this guy…who gave a third rate 30 minutes…wanted 1500 quid…personally I wouldn’t have paid him 15 pence….greedy greedy. There’s a big hoohah at the moment concerning the Chelsea fans who kept stopping this black guy from getting on the train in Paris….of course the press are straight in…it’s RACISM…and the guy has come up with the usual ”It’s because I’m black…etc”……

Dans cet épisode, Éric, Gaylord, Julien, Daniel et Zeph passeront en revue Ten Grand, Death of Wolverine et The Multiversity, ils vous feront découvrir Spider-Man 2099, parleront de l'état actuel d'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. et évoqueront la NYCC !

Two out of three ain't bad...  Those of us who have seen The Guardians of the Galaxy were present this week, to discuss the movie, and take a quick look at this week in comics.  Before we look at the week's books, we a few minutes to discuss the reason for our co-host Doc Thirst's absence, his love of Rocket Raccoon, the ongoings over at the Musings of a Geek podcast network, and our thoughts on "The Guardians of the Galaxy" movie.  We then start the Rapid-Fire Review segment for books released on July 30, 2014 and talk about Crossed Badlands #58, Evil Empire #3, Batman Eternal #17, Harley Quinn #8, Black Science #7, East of West #14, Fatale #24, Fuse #6, Low #1, Outcast #2, Ten Grand #10, Avengers #33, Cyclops #3, Guardians of the Galaxy #17, Hawkeye #19, New Avengers #21, Uncanny X-Men #24, and X-Men #17. After selecting our favorite and least favorite books of the week, we look at the Graphic Novice scoring system to assess who is getting the most out of their pull list, then look ahead to the books being released on August 6, 2014.

Does J. Michael Straczynski still have his creator-owned mojo?  Or has it turned to crap like his recent superhero comics?

In this episode, Sean & Charles are joined by special guest host Leeman Kessler to talk about the film Ravenous and issues 4 & 5 of Ten Grand. Note: Leeman has not seen nor read these things. Sean talks hobo smells. Charles doesn't get to talk about Sandra Bullock movies. Leeman comes out in defense of Leprechaun 4. Music: Eyes Gone Wrong Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Show Notes: Your Daddy's Star TrekAsk LovecraftSchaffer The Darklord - The Tin Man

Russell and David are in the mix with Forever Evil #3, Batman/Superman #5, Superman Unchained #4, Green Lantern #25, Action Comics #25, Green Arrow #25, Detective Comics #25, Earth 2 #17, Trillium #4, Hinterkind #2, Amazing X-Men #1, Fantomex Max #2, Painkiller Jane #1, East of West #7, Alex + Ada #1, Ten Grand #5, Quantum and Woody #5 and The Star Wars #3. Then the guys review 'Thor: The Dark World' and discuss the latest episode of 'Arrow'. They finish up with their 'Best Bets' for next week.

The show is a full-length show, but instead of featuring Bobby, Steve, Bob and Stephanie, the latter of the four kicks the fellas off the show and replaces them with site contributors, Melissa Megan and Mara Wood. The ladies talk about comic book news, share some witty banter, discuss things important to them and more. They also take some time to address a comic book medium we don't often talk about aka manga, answer some listener questions and try to not go to let things get too crazy. Some of the Books of the Week for this show include: X-Men, Ten Grand, Lazarus, Wonder Woman, Avengers Origins, X-Factor, Sheltered, Revival and more.

Stephen and Jody interrogate Jermaine about his arial adventure to Boston Comic Con! Then the guys do their best to put the 3-D cover allocations for DC Villains Month and the career of J. Michael Straczynski into perspective before serving up a heaping helping of Comics at the Table, now with 200% of your weekly dosage of second issues! Show Notes: "DC's Villains Month 3D covers to be allocated; retailers to be aggravated" at Comics Beat.com. CORRECTION! Kieron Gillen's Thor fill-in story was called "Latverian Prometheus" not "Iron Prometheus" and ran through Thor #604-606, just three issues rather than the stated four. Jermaine's e-mail address, jermaine@acmecomics.com, for everyone that would like to enter the contest! We forgot to talk about Hunger #2! Comics at the Table! - Superior Foes of Spider-man #2, Burn the Orphanage Born to Lose #1, Sidekick #1, Ten Grand #4, Satellite Sam #2, Sheltered #2 and Trillium #1!

On this week's podcast, Marc and Josh from Alter Ego Comics recommend more Indie comics than mainstream comics, including Sidekick, Ten Grand, Trillium, Suicide Risk and Satellite Sam.

This week, our heroes discuss the documentary "Nightmares in Red, White, & Blue", and the comics Ten Grand, Next Testament, The Wake, & The X-Files. Charles defends Vince Vaughn. Sean defends The X-Files comic. Mallory still can't pronounce J. Michael Straczynski. Plus, a contest!

In which the Off-Panelists get dark, like really dark. The Spaniard has a brush with death, while the Southerner and the Skirt have lazy holiday weekends. After discussing southern hijinks and PC terms for little people, the trio get into the week's news items and books, from Ten Grand and Fairest, to Green Hornet and The Owl. After that, they debate the merits of cannibalism, sexual assault, and human sacrifice. A normal show all around.Download Here!Links of the WeekNew Vertigo Titles Due in the FallImage Expo Announces Slew of New Creator Owned TitlesAlan Moore's Tom Strong Coming to Vertigo Shelf Porn! Not as Erotic as it Sounds

The comic industry needs to learn the meaning of the word consistent. After a week where the guys read over 40 books comes a week where we struggle to fill a show with books. We manage however to bring you a show packed with preludes, number 1 issues and the penultimate chapter of Grant Morrison's Batman run. It's the Nine Panel Weekly Comic Book Podcast sponsored by The Fallout Shelter in Highland Park, NJ. Fallout Shelter: www.falloutsheltercomics.com / @FalloutShelter Roundtable Comic Book Reviews: Trinity of Sin: Phantom Stranger #10 (05:02) Dexter #1 (08:19) Trinity of Sin: Pandora #1 (11:06) Superior Foes of Spider-Man #1 (13:55) Batman Incorporated #12 (16:42) Satellite Sam #1 (19:10) Green Lantern #22 (22:08) X-Men Legacy #13 (25:19) Avengers #15 (27:44) Iron Man #12 (31:24) Suicide Risk #3/Ten Grand #3 (34:40) Uber #3 (36:55) Reccomendations of the Week: Detective Comics #22 (40:58) Guardians of the Galaxy: Tomorrow's Avengers #1 (44:54) Avengers A.I. #1 (48:12) News (53:19)

Russell and David are in the mix with Trinity of Sin: Pandora #1, Action Comics #22, Detective Comics #22, Green Arrow #22, Green Lantern #22, Earth 2 #14, Avengers AI #1, Superior Foes of Spider-Man #1, Satellite Sam #1, Ten Grand #3 and Shadowman #8. Then they discuss some news and give their 'Best Bets' for next week.

In this riveting episode, we discuss the documentary "Wonder Women: The Untold Story of American Super heroines" by Kristy Guevara-Flanagan and produced by Kelcey Edwards. The attempted Amazon series "Zombieland" series is reviewed along with discussion of the comics Superman: Birthright written by Mark Waid and drawn by Leinil Franis Yu and the new Ben Templesmith masterpiece Ten Grand written by J. Michael Straczynski. As always, there is the 'rookie question'. We love feedback! And questions! Contact us at rookieandthegeek@gmail.com. Follow the snarkiness @Rookie_Geek on Twitter. You can follow our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/TheRookieAndTheGeek. Itunes reviews are always appreciated. Enjoy!

Lat week's episode is a few days late (thanks to the channel's lazy P.D. being out of town), but on this show Cobble and company rant--A LOT--about video games, bookstores, comic shops, and the train wreck that is DC Comics. They also discuss a bunch of boks, including: Polarity, Astro City, Next Testament, The Movement, Hypernaturals, East of West, Ten Grand, Suicide Risk, Archer & Armstrong, and Shadowman. It's episode 22 of Breaking the 4th Wall, available now on the Con Artist Entertainment Network!

Talking Comics reviews Man of Steel the new Superman film from Zack Snyder and DC. But before we get to that, we of course need to talk about our Books of the Week which include: World’s Finest, Doomsday 1.0, Princeless, Batgirl, Avengers Assemble, Womanthology: Space, Thumbprint, Ten Grand, American Vampire, Suicide Squad, Six-Gun Gorilla, The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys, Batman, Superman Unchained and more.

In which our heroes get off on tangents while trying to discuss Horns by Joe Hill, the 2011 prequel to The Thing, Ten Grand by J. Michael Straczynski & Ben Templesmith, The Wake by Scott Snyder & Sean Murphy, and Clive Barker's Next Testament by Clive Barker, Mark Miller & Haemi Jang.

On this week's episode of NPWP the guys talk about the new Green Lantern creative team, the end of Winter Soldier and the secret origin of Tony Stark. We also introduce a new game into the mix, Key Word!, in which the contestants have to make it through a minute review without being yanked off the stage like Liz Lemon at the Apollo. Of course, we have all the news and reviews to keep you informed of the world of comics. It's the Nine Panel Weekly Podcast presented by The Fallout Shelter in Highland Park, NJ. Fallout Shelter: www.falloutsheltercomics.com Show Notes: Iron Man #11 (04:46) Ten Grand #2 (07:31) Winter Soldier #19 (09:48) Trinity of Sin: Phantom Stranger #9 (13:52) Daredevil Dark Nights #1 (17:07) Earth 2 #13 (19:52) Superior Spider-Man #11 (23:17) Astro City #1 (26:14) Uber #2 (28:48) Age of Ultron #9 (32:31) Suicide Risk #2 (35:42) Daredevil End of Days #8 (38:17) Recommendations of the Week: Legends of the Dark Knight #9 (41:47) Locke & Key Omega #5 (45:28) News (50:55) State Your Case (01:07:30) Green Lantern #21 Avengers #13 Archer & Armstrong #10 Avengers Arena #10 East of West #3 Shadowman #7

Gears of War: Judgement, CSR Racing, the completion of Sleeping Dogs, Defiance, Scrabble, Running With Friends and Uno & Friends. News - Metal Gear Solid 5 voice actor announced, Fable Anniversary getting the HD treatment, no less than a god cracks the final cube of Curiosity with GodUs, Saints Row 4's collectors edition detailed, Harmonix reveal Fantasia: Music Evolved, Plants vs. Zombies 2: Its About Time announced, Beyond: Two Souls gets a UK release date, Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic comes to iPad, a new Halo game and Rock Band songs start to drop off the marketplace.

This week on BREAKING THE 4TH WALL, Cobble and the gang discuss a bunch of books, including: XO Manowar, Fall of the House of Usher, Legend of Luther Strode, Nova, Vibe, Bloodshot, Ten Grand, and more. Plus they discuss their favorite Image titles (and there are many). It's episode 19 on the Con Artist Entertainment Network!

This week Andy and Derek review two recent graphic novels, James Vance and Dan E. Burr's On the Ropes and Matt Kindt's Red Handed: The Fine Art of Strange Crimes. As the Two Guys with PhDs make abundantly clear, both of these are incredible original works that are sure to end up on the guys' year-end top ten lists. First, Andy and Derek discuss On the Ropes, a follow up to Vance and Burr's original 1988-1989 miniseries, Kings in Disguise (Kitchen Sink Press, and latter published as a graphic novel in 1990). They discuss this earlier work, so as to set a context for the new book, and then go on to explore the ways in which On the Rope builds upon — and in some ways, even surpasses — the narrative reach of Kings in Disguise. If, as many critics have pointed out, Kings in Disguise is one of the seminal American graphic novels, then the latest collaboration between Vance and Burr is indeed a notable occasion. Next, the Two Guys with PhDs turn their attention to Red Handed: The Fine Art of Strange Crimes, one of the most ambitious works they've recently encountered. They discuss in detail the ways in which this book bears the “Matt Kindt stamp,” especially in its use of fragmented storytelling, the themes of crime and intrigue, the intertextual uses Kindt makes of comics history, and the text's metafictional play, where the work itself becomes a blueprint for the way we read comics. As Derek and Andy both point out, Kindt is definitely on an upward trajectory, with each work getting more ambitious and impressive than the previous. The two guys wrap up with a brief summary of other things they are reading, such as 1980s Marvel comics and recent first and second issues from Image, including Sex, Lost Vegas, and Ten Grand. The jury is still out on some of those new titles.

The final episode before the HUGE 100th show happened. Later in the show the book club is Grandville. Topics included, but were not limited to: (04:29) - FCBD thoughts (06:30) - Dale drinks (07:38) - Comic chatter: Superior Spider-Man #9, Fear Agent, Ten Grand, and Poop Office (22:00) - Lightning Round™: Action Comics #20, We Can Fix It, Adventures of Superman #1, and A + X #7 (26:23) - Grandville (44:00) - Letters: podcast chemistry, Dale's taste in music, Injustice, donations, ashes, heroes, Jan Djurgeons, Facebook, and aliens  Hosted by:  @dale_a | @slim | @JonesyLovesBeer | @FarringtonSays. Special thanks to YOU for our iTunes reviews and/or ratings so far; they help spread the word about the show. Sponsored by:  The Comic Book Shop. The best place to grab your print or digital comics.

Reviews: Black Bat #1, Movement #1, Suicide Risk #1, Ten Grand #1, Iron Man 3 Jimmy jets through a quickie solo show before heading off to TCAF (Toronto Comics Arts Festival) this weekend. He gives his thoughts on the recent Free Comic Book Day, meeting Natalie Dormer and interviewing Neil Gaiman about his upcoming Doctor Who episode. No news this week but a brief bit about his plans for TCAF. As always, listener feedback, Top 3 and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Thanks for listening!

This week's Talking Comics is all about Iron Man 3!  We begin with a non spoiler general discussion and then that’s followed by a much more spoilery talk about the film, so if you haven’t seen it yet, make sure to pay attention to when we tell you to tune out. We start off the show with lots of news talk including the latest sales figures, talks of Michael B. Jordan as Johnny Storm, some David Tennant rumours and more. Then we talk about lots of comics get discussed this week, including: X-Factor, Red She-Hulk, The Movement, Dazzler, Firestar, Cloak and Dagger, Marvel Girl, Valkyrie, Ms. Marvel, Rescue, Avengers Arena, The Dream Merchant, Superior Spider-Man, Ten Grand, Habibi, Thanos Rising, Age of Ultron, Hawkeye and more. We also mention a bunch of Kickstarter projects, the links for which can be found here:  Lady Sabre & The Pirates of the Ineffable Aether Vol. 1, Amy Reeder's  Rocket Girl, Grek Pak's potential upcoming comic book based on songs by Jonathan Coulton,  Code Monkey. Annnnnnnnnnd... we say it on the show, but just in case you missed it, the Talking Comics crew on Twitter are: Bobby: @ bobbyshortle Steve: @ dead_anchoress Stephanie: @ hellocookie And Bob's email is  bobreyer@talkingcomicbooks.com FYI: the crew have gone all superhero on the world, thanks to the wonderful  Hanie Mohd. Like them? Make sure to follow her and let us know what you think of our new superhero pictures.

First off, big spoilers for Iron Man 3 this episode! But before that we have reviews of Superior Spider-man, The Movement, Iron Man, Ten Grand and Suicide Risk. And, as we said before, we end the show with big review and debate about Iron Man 3. Don't forget to send us your thoughts and feedback! The post Fanboy Versus 145 appeared first on Radio Free Cybertron.

Jermaine, Stephen and Jody take a breather from the Free Comic Book Day prep to give you an late-breaking, spoiler-free review of Iron Man 3, give you the 411 on all the latest Shellhead releases, and mourn the loss of the most fun comic journalism site around, Comics Alliance! Show Notes: "The First In Line For Free Comic Book Day" at Bleeding Cool.com. "Burlington man camps out for free comics" at Greensboro News & Record.com. CLOSED!!! - Free Comic Book Day Cool-Down! at Acme Comics.com. Comics at the Table! - Iron Man: the Coming of the Melter #1, Iron Man #258.1, Iron Man #9, Suicide Risk #1, the Movement #1, Ten Grand #1, Superior Spider-man #9, Journey into Mystery #651, Adventures of Superman #1 and Aw Yeah Comics #1!

Russell and David are in the mix with Action Comics #20, Detective Comics #20, Green Arrow #20, Aquaman #19, Snapshot #4, Earth 2 #12, Thanos Rising #2, Superior Spider-Man #9, Age of Ultron #7, All-New X-Men #11 and Ten Grand #1. After a discussion about Free Comic Book Day, the guys give a spoiler-free review of 'Iron Man 3'. And finally, they give you their 'Best Bets' for next week.

It's Free Comic Book Day Week and that means its going to be a light Wednesday at your Local Comic Shop. Don't worry though, Steve and John are here to make sure you know what to pick up when you head to the store on New Comic Book Day. It's the Nine Panel Pulls Podcast for the Week of May 1st, 2013. And don't miss our inaugural Free Comic Book Day Live Show this Saturday, May 4th! We will be streaming live on UStream from 11am-1pm from The Fallout Shelter in Highland Park, NJ! UStream: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nine-panel-weekly-comic-book-podcast-podcast The Fallout Shelter: http://falloutsheltercomics.com/ Show Notes: X-Men Legacy #10 (1:30) Polarity #2 (2:56) Phantom Stranger #8 (3:57) Winter Soldier #18 (4:47) The Victories: Transhuman #1 (5:25) The Movement #1 (6:45) Action Comics #20 (8:02) Mars Attacks #10 (8:53) Hawkeye #10 (9:32) Ten Grand #1 (10:32) Aquaman #19 (12:02) Black Bat #1 (13:08) Superior Spider-Man #9 (13:54) Thanos Rising #2 (14:40) Detective Comics #20 (15:50) Shadowman #0 (17:03) Most Wanted Books of the Week: Age of Ultron #7 (18:07) Snapshop #4 (19:14)

This week the Two Guys with (easy) PhDs take their monthly stroll through the pages of the new Previews catalog.  They mention how jam-packed the March Previews is, filled with more promising comics than humans should be allowed. Among the many titles catching the guys' (easy) PhD-trained minds are the new Mister X mini-series, Richard Corben's adaptation of The Fall of the House of Usher, the 10th anniversary edition of Fagin the Jew, The Green Team, The Movement, The Wake, Promethea: The Immateria Edition from DC/Vertigo, Ten Grand, The Dream Merchant, Jim Rigg's Supermag, Chris Northrop and Jeff Stokely's The Reason for Dragons, Brenda Starr: The Complete Pre-Code Comic Books, Vol. 1, Gilbert Hernandez's Marble Season, Matt Kindt's Red Handed: The Fine Art of Strange Crimes, Jim Woodring's Fran, The Metabarons: The Ultimate Collection, Mike Carey's Suicide Risk, and two exciting titles from a brand new publisher, Black Mask Studios. Two Guys with (easy) PhDs also observe some weirdness in their iTunes reviews.