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In Comic Reader Résumé, I use Mike’s Amazing World of Comics

Episode #7

The Origins of Independent Comics [1983] By Charlie Meyerson

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Julia Raul returns to join Diabolu Frank for the finale of our JLMay 2023 / Milestone Media trilogy of episodes. Since the previous shows tended

This episode, an overview of three generations of Blue Beetle ahead of

Blue Beetle, DC Bloodlines Podcast, Milestone Media, DC Comics, Hardware

Five years later... somebody else covers Legion, because DC Bloodlines is back to Black with coverage of African-American & Latin heroes as part of a multitudinous podcasting crossover event! Julia Raul joins Diabolu Frank for an exhaustive discussion of Jefferson Pierce, A.K.A. Black Lightning, with an emphasis on his 1995 solo series (collected as Brick City Blues) and live action television show of 2018-21. Then they move on to Virgil Hawkins, of the 1993 Milestone Comics series Static (with a brisk overview of its first year) and the 2000-2004 animated show Static Shock. Finally, the two heroes team-up for 2009's "Last Time I Saw Paris" by Matt Wayne & Howard Porter from The Brave and the Bold #24.
JLMay 2023

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Martian Manhunter in…

We enjoy dialogue on the red planet, so here are our non-telepathic contact options:

1980s, Aquaman, Black Canary, Green Arrow, Hawkman/Hawkgirl, Justice

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Thanks to soft sales and a troubled market, Blackthorne’s 1987  Timeline full color shared universe comic titles failed to launch,  shuttering after just two of the proposed ten books shipped their first  issues. This is the conclusion of their story, as material is released  in various formats and in fits and starts, when it appears at all,  beginning the following year. Who will survive, and what will be left of  them?

Amazing Heroes Podcast, Comic Books, Blackthorne, Mike Kaluta, Charles Vess, Joe Kubert, Mark Beachum, Jim Starlin, Dell Barras, Mike Gustovich

Episode #5

What if the rollout of a proposed small press full color super-heroic shared universe came out more like an Agatha Christie murder mystery? It's Ten Little Launch Titles, with a host of announced established talents across 1987-- but how many of the names will show up, which titles will actually see release, in what format, and when exactly? Diabolu Frank is on the case, and his suspects include Neal Adams, David Ammerman, Arnel Avetria, Dell Barras, Dante Barreno, Mark Beachum, Norm Breyfogle, Frank Cirocco, Sam de la Rosa, Tony DeZuniga, Jan Duursema, Dennis Francis, Dante Fuget, Mike Gustovich, Mark Wayne Harris, Phil Haxo, Doug Hazlewood, Rich Hedden, Jack Herman, Bob Ingersoll, Peter Iro, Bruce Jones, Michael William Kaluta, Joe Kubert, Victor Laszlo, Tom Mandrake, Lee Marrs, Cliff MacGillivray, Tom McWeeney, Chris Miller, Adrian Moro, Kevin Nowlan, Steve Perry, Jim Reddington, Rico Rival, P. Craig Russell, Dan Schaeffer, Greg & Terry Shoemaker, Jim Starlin, John Stephenson, Greg Swan, Danny Taver, Dan Tolentino, Albert Val, Bob Versandi, Charles Vess, B. J. Weiss, Louis Williams, & Nollie Zamora. Can you figure out the truth before we relay it?