4 Color Fear

Using her secret key card, the Darling of Drakulon visits Bob in The

Vault (considering she's a fictional comic book character, social

distancing is not an issue) when he cracks open a legendary first issue

from Warren. Vampi's origin story is featured while Cameron Mitchell,

Roger Daltrey, Molly Hatchet and Kiss enter the discussion. It's a full

house in The Vault for this episode, stop by and check it out!

        

POE: That's "Drakulon" with a "K"!

Wait! There's more! You be the judge...

Talisa Soto, or....

Barbara Leigh?

http://archive.org/download/4colorfear020/4%20Color%20Fear%20020.mp3

In this episode, Bob returns to the pre-code era when he examines the

first issue of a horror anthology comic from Avon. One story is featured

and along the way, we get some breakfast tips from Captain Midnight

while Aykroyd & Hanks (or should we say Friday & Steebek?)

demonstrate their rhyming skills.

        

POE: Grekzy takes a bite out of Czerny.

http://archive.org/download/4colorfear019/4%20Color%20Fear%20019.mp3

In this episode, Bob returns to the 4CF Vault for the first time in 2020

and cracks open a Bronze Age horror anthology title from the Pride of

Derby, Connecticut. Some history of Charlton is discussed and one comic

story is featured. Ya don't wanna miss it!

     

POE: Harry Stark was all washed up...for eternity!

http://archive.org/download/4colorfear018/4%20Color%20Fear%20018.mp3

In this holiday episode, Bob re-visits DC's The Unexpected. One story

that borrows heavily from a horror comic classic is featured and the

Random Comic Generator is energized one last time in 2019. Stay Spooked

and we'll see ya next year!

   

POE: Happy Holidays to All!!!

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We kick off the holiday season in The Vault as Bob looks at a

long-running horror anthology title from DC. One story is featured and

Bob recalls some Thanksgiving traditions from days gone by. Saturday

mornings on CBS in 1975 enter the discussion as well. Gobble Gobble!

POE: DC Trinity Shakeup - Wonder Woman out, Sigmund in.

http://archive.org/download/4colorfear016/4%20Color%20Fear%20016.mp3

In this special Double Play Baseball/Halloween episode, Bob visits The

Great American Pastime when he cracks open a horror anthology title from

EC and examines what is arguably the most notorious horror comic ever

published. Wertham hated it, King loved it. On which side of the plate

do you stand?

POE #1: Being the consummate competitor, Herbie Satten left it all on the field.

POE #2: The Bayville pitcher, Phil Brady, always liked to stay "a head" in the count.

http://archive.org/download/4colorfear015/4%20Color%20Fear%20015.mp3

In this episode, Bob hits the beach as we visit a title from one of his

favorite publishers. Despite his efforts to stick with the aquatic

theme, "pornstaches" enter the discussion. One book-length story is

featured and plans for the next special episode are explained. We ain't

washed up yet!

      

POE: In this age of cinematic reboots, Blumhouse brings back Splash.

http://archive.org/download/4colorfear014/4%20Color%20Fear%20014.mp3

Superstitious? Ha! We're feeling lucky, here in The Vault with the

number "13", as Bob returns to DC with a horror anthology title from

1981. One story is featured and Sea-Monkeys, along with General Mills

Monster Cereals, manage to enter the discussion. Ya just never know!

POE: Taking cue from Alice Cooper, Abner brewed up some "Humanary Stew".

http://archive.org/download/4colorfear013/4%20Color%20Fear%20013.mp3

This time around, Bob gets himself a dose of some good old 70's Satanic

Panic when he reviews an issue of one of DC's better known horror

anthology titles. Two devilish films from 1975 are briefly discussed and

one equally evil story from the issue is featured. Don't blame us, The

Devil made us do it!

              

POE: Long before The Property Brothers, the 70's gave us Jonathan and Thaddeus.

http://archive.org/download/4colorfear012/4%20Color%20Fear%20012.mp3 

Yes, we're back!!! And this time out, Bob looks at a horror/sci-fi

offering from the pre-Marvel Atlas Comics. One story is featured and

future hopes for the podcast are discussed.

              

POE: A new dance craze, "The Meltdown", was popular among seafaring men.

http://archive.org/download/4colorfear011/4%20Color%20Fear%20011.mp3