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  • #105.2 - Daredevil: Born Again [Epi 7-9]

    *EDIT - DANKAGAIN HERE

    "thanks for reaching out sawftcheezes and noticing the error, we now updated the full intro into our part 3 of Daredevil: Born Again!"

    Carrying along the 'Born Again' tagline on your project is a tall order when that subtitle carries the weight from one of the best Daredevil stories ever written, so the next few episodes of our podcast - like we did with X-Men 97 last year - will be focused on the new Daredevil Disney+ series. This first part covers episodes 7. 8 and 9, so let's see how they stack up to the old Netflix series, and to the comic book legacy of Mr Matt Murdock (and Wilson Fisk).

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    59 min
  • #105.1 - Daredevil: Born Again [Epi 4-6]

    Carrying along the 'Born Again' tagline on your project is a tall order when that subtitle carries the weight from one of the best Daredevil stories ever written, so the next few episodes of our podcast - like we did with X-Men 97 last year - will be focused on the new Daredevil Disney+ series. This second part covers episodes 4, 5 and 6, so let's see how they stack up to the old Netflix series, and to the comic book legacy of Mr Matt Murdock (and Wilson Fisk).

    --Hit us up at [email protected] if you want to add a fun fan letter for a future shout out on the pod--

    --Follow the Weapons on Twitter @Comic_Patrol for some extra screenshots of fun (we maybe promise it isn't a moody Matt Murdock)--

    48 min
  • #105.0 - Daredevil: Born Again [Epi 1-3]

    We've been a little held up because we were doing our Frank Miller episodes, but is there a better segue from that iconic writer to something Daredevil related? We. Think. Not.

    Carrying along the 'Born Again' tagline on your project is a tall order when that subtitle carries the weight from one of the best Daredevil stories ever written, so the next few episodes of our podcast - like we did with X-Men 97 last year - will be focused on the new Daredevil Disney+ series. This first part covers episodes 1, 2 and 3, so let's see how they stack up to the old Netflix series, and to the comic book legacy of Mr Matt Murdock (and Wilson Fisk).

    --Hit us up at [email protected] if you want to add a fun fan letter for a future shout out on the pod--

    --Follow the Weapons on Twitter @Comic_Patrol for some extra screenshots of fun (we maybe promise it isn't a moody Matt Murdock)--

    58 min
  • #104.1 - The Pride of Frank Miller (Part 2)

    It was a long time coming, and in Comic Patrol mythos, we created our own Hall of Fame for comic book writers and comic industry influencers. 

    With our first inductee we elected Alan Moore to our HOF, we now have reached the time to induct our next writer who made waves of influence and impact through the pages of comics, graphic novels and film:

    FRANK MILLER 

    We went through almost his entire catalogue of books and offerings in his DC, Marvel, Dark Horse and independent career. We refer to those offerings as "The Pride".

    This time, we delve deep into his Marvel and Dark Horse runs:

    • Daredevil #165 - #191 (1979)
    • Daredevil #219 (1985)
    • Daredevil: Born Again (1986)
    • Daredevil: The Man Without Fear (1986)
    • Marvel Graphic Novel: Daredevil Love & War (1986)
    • Bizarre Adventures #28 (1981)
    • Elektra: Assassin (1986)
    • Elektra Lives Again (1990)
    • What If? #28, #34 & #35
    • Hard Boiled (1990)
    • Give Me Liberty (1990)
    • Martha Washington Goes to War (1994)
    • Happy Birthday, Martha Washington (1995)
    • Martha Washington: Stranded in Space (1995)
    • Martha Washington Saves the World (1997)
    • Martha Washington Dies (2018)
    • 300 (1998)
    • Xerxes: The Fall of the House of Darius and the Rise of Alexander (2018)
    • RoboCop vs The Terminator (1992)
    • Sin City: The Hard Goodbye (1992)
    • Sin City: A Dame to Kill For (1993)
    • Sin City: The Big Fat Kill (1995)
    • Sin City: That Yellow Bastard (1996)
    • Sin City: Family Values (1997)
    • Sin City: Booze, Broads & Bullets (1998)
    • Sin City: Hell & Back; A Sin City Love Story (2000)
    • 2:14:00 - For Coke n Danks HOF Top-5-Frank-Miller-Pull-list 

      Soft Cheeses and New Meats, BUCKLE IN cause we go overdrive for: The PRIDE of Frank Miller.

      PART TWO

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      2 hr 28 min
    • #104.0 - The Pride of Frank Miller (Part 1)

      It was a long time coming, and in Comic Patrol mythos, we created our own Hall of Fame for comic book writers and comic industry influencers. 

      With our first inductee we elected Alan Moore to our HOF, we now have reached the time to induct our next writer who made waves of influence and impact through the pages of comics, graphic novels and film:

      FRANK MILLER 

      We went through almost his entire catalogue of books and offerings in his DC, Marvel, Dark Horse and independent career. We refer to those offerings as "The Pride".

      This time, we delve deep into his DC run and a few other books from Image Comics, Oni Press and Legendary Comics:

      • Spawn #11 (1993)
      • Spawn/Batman One-shot (1994)
      • Bad Boy (1997)
      • Holy Terror (2011)
      • Ronin (1983)
      • Batman: Year One (1987) 
      • All Star Batman & Robin, The Boy Wonder #1-10 (2005-2008)
      • Superman: Year One #1-3 (2019)
      • Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (1986) 
      • The Dark Knight Strikes Again (2001) 
      • The Dark Knight III: The Master Race (2015-2017)
      • The Dark Knight Returns: The Last Crusade (2016)
      • Dark Knight Returns: The Golden Child (2019)
      • Soft Cheeses and New Meats, BUCKLE IN cause we go over drive for: The PRIDE of Frank Miller.

        PART ONE

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        2 hr 40 min
      • Saga Vol 3 [Arc Analysis #99]

        Back at it again for - Saga time! The THIRDINING 


        And we can no longer lie about this Image published, Brian K. Vaughan written and Fiona Staples drawn: epic-of-spacegasim-proportions! The world is so big but that doesn't stop our eyes from reading more and more. We finally have 3 separate storylines converge all on the same side of the universe, planet Quietus.  Finally the bloodlust Prince Robot IV and bounty hunter Will descend down on our newborn parents. Only they aren't as close to the prize as they would think. The world is just so big and the bangs are even bigger, to this continuing space soap opera.

        With our basis covered, we dive deeper into the psyches of our main characters Alana (wings) and Marko (horns) and stellar plot device of baby turned toddler Hazel, retelling the story of how her parents saved her life. Its the not so side characters: Gwendolyn, Oswald, Kiara, Lying Cat and Sophie Brand that help keep our protagonists on their toes.


        Weird is no longer an understatement, as Saga answers the question
        "Whats the opposite of war?" What once was really freakin' weird, is now the journey we have no reason to stop enjoying, so we won't!

        Enjoy volume 3, Numeatz!

        Volume 2

        Volume 1

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        #numeatz #sawftcheeze

        25 min
      • Bitter Root Vol 2: Rage & Redemption [Arc Analysis #98]

        The last time we opened the pages of this Eisner nominated Image Comic produced - Bitter Root. It was our 31st Arc Analysis episode and admittedly we were dumbfounded...


        A book so beautiful with vibrant tones, line work and emotion, paired with a concept so original and new but... ultimately stuck with a story too muddled. We have returned back to the second arc of Bitter Root: Rage & Redemption. The question is: do Coke n Dank become more enraged or does this monster hunting family gain redemption?  

        Buckle in sawftcheezes, we on PATROL!

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        24 min
      • #103 - TMNT #7 & March 2025 Pull List

        Issue #7 of the new Jason Aaron Turtle run is out and just like we said, we're keeping up with it until it ends or we do.

        We are going to check-in with which issues we read from last month and then look ahead for what's coming up in the solicitations for March, and pick out the ones that look most interesting to us. Some issues we cover in this episode:

        Storm #5

        Those Not Afraid #2
        Parliament of Rooks #1
        Bug Wars #1
        Rocketfellers #1
        The Hive #1
        Mystique #1
        The Moon is Following Us #3


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        1 hr 6 min
      • Zombie Tramp Vol 3 [Arc Analysis #97]

        There's something about comic books when the artist and the writer are one. Theres more jobs to do and thats always an ambitious undertaking... We have said it and will say it again. AND in comic patrol fashion were back to beat a dead horse into glue

        Janey Belle returns and goes west, as she makes her way to the wild dessert oasis that is Las Vegas. If the first volume was a sinker,  and volume two was a floater in a bowl, than this one, this one has to be good. right? amiright?

         Listen in for our thoughts as we poke holes in everything except Janey's mutilated body!

         

         

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        28 min
      • #102 - HBO's Spawn: Season 1

        It's no secret that comic patrol was built on comics. But there is a large part of our childhood that was raised on the silver screen, with the cartoons we watched and salivated over. Even more are those cartoon images that we saw looong before we understood the content and subject matter it portrayed. 

        God bless those channels: Showcase and Teletoon as active tools in that  coming of age!

        It was 1997 when HBO's Spawn hit our screens up north and we were transfixed with the conflicted, tortured, demon assisted hell-spawn as he ran through the streets of New York looking for vengeance. 

        this show has two amazing things going for it:

        1.  A motivated Todd McFarlane taking his pet project global with a TV deal

        2. A silky, smooth, butter toned, silver throated Keith David to anchor that project as your lead character.

        We didn't know what we were seeing at the time, but it is clearly a property that has stuck with us through time.

        Buckle in sawftcheezes and numeatz as we pick sides between the ongoing war between heaven and hell.

        So turn off the lights... THIS IS SPAWN!

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        1 hr 20 min

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