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Beep beep tweet, folks! In this episode, Nerf herders Chris (@AceComics) and Reggie (@reggiereggie) look at some events that occurred some time in the past, in a remote corner of the universe, as depicted in Marvel Comics' Star Wars #1 by Roy Thomas and Howard Chaykin, published in 1977! After some biographical information about these legendary creators, and a little background information on how the deal was struck, they go through every page of the inaugural issue, butchering the voices as politely as possible. After a break, these rebel traitors return to wrap up their histories of Mr. Thomas and Mr. Chaykin, and wrap it all up by talking about how the comic book fared at Marvel going into the 1980s–including an aside about a giant green bunny? The episode is more fun than a barrel full of light sabers, you don't want to miss it!
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Beep beep tweet, folks! In this episode, Nerf herders Chris (@AceComics) and Reggie (@reggiereggie) look at some events that occurred some time in the past, in a remote corner of the universe, as depicted in Marvel Comics' Star Wars #1 by Roy Thomas and Howard Chaykin, published in 1977! After some biographical information about these legendary creators, and a little background information on how the deal was struck, they go through every page of the inaugural issue, butchering the voices as politely as possible. After a break, these rebel traitors return to wrap up their histories of Mr. Thomas and Mr. Chaykin, and wrap it all up by talking about how the comic book fared at Marvel going into the 1980s–including an aside about a giant green bunny? The episode is more fun than a barrel full of light sabers, you don't want to miss it!
patreon.com/chrisandreggie
Check out CLZ.com for a great collector's app!
facebook.com/cosmictmillhistory
@cosmictmill
weirdcomicshistory.blogspot.com
chrisisoninfiniteearths.com
search "weirdcomicshistory" on YouTube
One-Thousand Seven-Hundred Ninety-Two Minutes...
One-Thousand Seven-Hundred Ninety-Two Moments stacked up real tall...
One-Thousand Seven-Hundred Ninety-Two Minutes
How do you measure,
Measure Young Animal?
In delays?
In t-shirts?
In f-words?
In cups of milk?
In pages, in singles, in trades and omnibi?
In One-Thousand Seven-Hundred Ninety-Two Minutes.
How do you measure a pop-up imprint?
That's right, Dangerous Humans! Welcome to the final installment of the Young Animal Gatherum! Wrapping up One-Thousand Seven-Hundred Ninety-Two Minutes of analysis of all 83 releases from the imprint! We become a bit emotional... but probably not for the right reasons! Colorful language warning...
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Today's discussions originally aired in segment form during the following episodes of the Weird Science DC Comics Podcast:
Episode 187 (08.05.2018) - Shade the Changing Woman #6
Episode 188 (08.12.2018) - Eternity Girl #6
Episode 189 (08.19.2018) - Cave Carson Has an Interstellar Eye #6
Episode 190 (08.26.2018) - Mother Panic: Gotham A.D. #6
Episode 191 (09.02.2018) - Young Animal "Post-Mortem"
Episode 200 (11.04.2018) - Doom Patrol (vol.6) #12
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www.patreon.com/chrisandreggie
www.weirdcomicshistory.blogspot.com
One-Thousand Seven-Hundred Ninety-Two Minutes...
One-Thousand Seven-Hundred Ninety-Two Moments stacked up real tall...
One-Thousand Seven-Hundred Ninety-Two Minutes
How do you measure,
Measure Young Animal?
In delays?
In t-shirts?
In f-words?
In cups of milk?
In pages, in singles, in trades and omnibi?
In One-Thousand Seven-Hundred Ninety-Two Minutes.
How do you measure a pop-up imprint?
That's right, Dangerous Humans! Welcome to the final installment of the Young Animal Gatherum! Wrapping up One-Thousand Seven-Hundred Ninety-Two Minutes of analysis of all 83 releases from the imprint! We become a bit emotional... but probably not for the right reasons! Colorful language warning...
--
Today's discussions originally aired in segment form during the following episodes of the Weird Science DC Comics Podcast:
Episode 187 (08.05.2018) - Shade the Changing Woman #6
Episode 188 (08.12.2018) - Eternity Girl #6
Episode 189 (08.19.2018) - Cave Carson Has an Interstellar Eye #6
Episode 190 (08.26.2018) - Mother Panic: Gotham A.D. #6
Episode 191 (09.02.2018) - Young Animal "Post-Mortem"
Episode 200 (11.04.2018) - Doom Patrol (vol.6) #12
--
www.patreon.com/chrisandreggie
www.weirdcomicshistory.blogspot.com
Hiya, folks! This week, Reggie (@reggiereggie) is reading three essays from the book Hey Kids, Comics!: True-Life Tales From the Spinner Rack, edited by Rob Kelly, published in 2013. Highlighting stories by Doug Slack, Steve Englehart, and Richard Harland Smith, Reggie provides a little background for each author before delving into their secret comic book origins. At the end, Reggie provides a little context for his own passage into comic book enthusiasm! It's a real love-fest of four-color funnybooks, don't miss it!
patreon.com/chrisandreggie
@cosmictmill
weirdcomicshistory.blogspot.com
Hiya, folks! This week, Reggie (@reggiereggie) is reading three essays from the book Hey Kids, Comics!: True-Life Tales From the Spinner Rack, edited by Rob Kelly, published in 2013. Highlighting stories by Doug Slack, Steve Englehart, and Richard Harland Smith, Reggie provides a little background for each author before delving into their secret comic book origins. At the end, Reggie provides a little context for his own passage into comic book enthusiasm! It's a real love-fest of four-color funnybooks, don't miss it!
patreon.com/chrisandreggie
@cosmictmill
weirdcomicshistory.blogspot.com
Hello, fershlugginer comics fans! In this episode, pratfall experts Chris (@AceComics) and Reggie (@reggiereggie) take a look at the life of Harvey Kurtzman and the magazine that changed everything when they read MAD #4 from 1953! After a history of the publisher that begat the rag, they describe all four stories in the issue, providing some brief artist biographies, and concentrating their vocal abuse on "Supderduperman" and "The Shadow!" After a break, the Assistants to the Assistant Copy Boy continue discussing Kurtzman and MAD magazine, including the iconic logo and a certain gap-toothed fellow that hasn't a care in the world. This episode is sure to drive any parents buggy, you don't want to miss it!
patreon.com/chrisandreggie
Check out CLZ.com for a great collector's app!
facebook.com/cosmictmillhistory
@cosmictmill
weirdcomicshistory.blogspot.com
search "weirdcomicshistory" on YouTube
Hello, fershlugginer comics fans! In this episode, pratfall experts Chris (@AceComics) and Reggie (@reggiereggie) take a look at the life of Harvey Kurtzman and the magazine that changed everything when they read MAD #4 from 1953! After a history of the publisher that begat the rag, they describe all four stories in the issue, providing some brief artist biographies, and concentrating their vocal abuse on "Supderduperman" and "The Shadow!" After a break, the Assistants to the Assistant Copy Boy continue discussing Kurtzman and MAD magazine, including the iconic logo and a certain gap-toothed fellow that hasn't a care in the world. This episode is sure to drive any parents buggy, you don't want to miss it!
patreon.com/chrisandreggie
Check out CLZ.com for a great collector's app!
facebook.com/cosmictmillhistory
@cosmictmill
weirdcomicshistory.blogspot.com
search "weirdcomicshistory" on YouTube
Greetings (for the second to last time), you Dangerous Humans! That's right, this is the penultimate installment on of our Young Animal Gatherum series of episodes. Doncha just love saying the word "penultimate"? Seems like the sort of word people use incorrectly all the time... like "prolific".
Am I rambling? Well, yes... because really, there isn't much to say here about the books we're reviewing this week. They are all *penultimate* issues, and the seams of truncation have become rather visible as our creative teams stomp on the brakes to get their stories wrapped up.
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Today's discussions originally aired in segment form during the following episodes of the Weird Science DC Comics Podcast:
Episode 183 (07.08.2018) - Shade the Changing Woman #5
Episode 184 (07.15.2018) - Eternity Girl #5
Episode 185 (07.22.2018) - Cave Carson Has an Interstellar Eye #5
Episode 186 (07.29.2018) - Mother Panic: Gotham A.D. #5
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www.patreon.com/chrisandreggie
www.weirdcomicshistory.blogspot.com
Greetings (for the second to last time), you Dangerous Humans! That's right, this is the penultimate installment on of our Young Animal Gatherum series of episodes. Doncha just love saying the word "penultimate"? Seems like the sort of word people use incorrectly all the time... like "prolific".
Am I rambling? Well, yes... because really, there isn't much to say here about the books we're reviewing this week. They are all *penultimate* issues, and the seams of truncation have become rather visible as our creative teams stomp on the brakes to get their stories wrapped up.
--
Today's discussions originally aired in segment form during the following episodes of the Weird Science DC Comics Podcast:
Episode 183 (07.08.2018) - Shade the Changing Woman #5
Episode 184 (07.15.2018) - Eternity Girl #5
Episode 185 (07.22.2018) - Cave Carson Has an Interstellar Eye #5
Episode 186 (07.29.2018) - Mother Panic: Gotham A.D. #5
--
www.patreon.com/chrisandreggie
www.weirdcomicshistory.blogspot.com
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