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Welcome to Morgan's Cult Comics... a deep dive into comics from the past and the present. I really love comics, and I hope this comes through in the conversations that take place for this show.

This week, I'm looking at a brand new comic, D'ORC created by cartoonist Brett Bean, and published by Image Comics. It's a great funny fantasy comic, similar in tone to Skottie Young's I HEART FAIRYLAND, on which Brett was also an artist. 

Expect lots of fightin', gallons of gravy, and a shield who just wants VIOLENCE!

NB: I mistakenly thought Brett was originally from the UK, but he is actually American - as I mention his nationality in this episode. (I got him mixed up with cartoonist Brett Parsons - who IS from the UK, and also has work published by IMAGE COMICS.)

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Welcome to Morgan’s Cult Comics, a podcast that is a deep dive into comics from the past and the present. I really started collecting comics and also really started making them in the 80s, and still collect and make them now!  Each week, I’ll be picking out some of the unknown gems and cult favourites the world of comics have to offer, and taking an in-depth look at what makes them worthy of being a cult comic in my eyes.

I really love comics and cartoons, so I hope you enjoy listening to the show, and have as much fun hearing it as I have making it!

THIS WEEK…

I’m looking at a newer comic, PEEPEE POOPOO number one written and drawn by rising star Caroline Cash and published by Silver Sprocket, a great queer comics publisher based in San Francisco. This was first published in 2024, and has already had a second printing, proving how popular Cash is becoming. 

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Welcome to Morgan’s Cult Comics, a podcast that is a deep dive into comics from the past and the present. I really started collecting comics and also really started making them in the 80s, and still collect and make them now!  Each week, I’ll be picking out some of the unknown gems and cult favourites the world of comics have to offer, and taking an in-depth look at what makes them worthy of being a cult comic in my eyes.

This week, we're looking at 'Ten Thousand Plums' part 1 of 5, published last year, and the most recent Usagi Yojimbo story from master cartoonist Stan Sakai. We talk about the changes between issue 5 of Usagi from last episode to this issue, now in full colour. 

And stay tuned to hear Eliza-Mariah crack up in fits of laughter at the end - it's very funny! (I really loved making this episode...)

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Welcome to Morgan’s Cult Comics, a podcast that is a deep dive through the comics of the 80s and 90s. This is when I really started collecting comics and also when I really started making them too!  Each week, I’ll be picking out some of unknown gems and cult favourites those eras have to offer, and taking an in-depth look at what makes them worthy of being a cult comic in my eyes.

This week, we're looking at Usagi Yojimbo issue 5, from way back in 1987. I've been reading Usagi since the 80s, and it's still one of favourite comics now. Stan Sakai (Usagi's creator) is a big influence on my own art and storytelling, so settle down with a cuppa and enjoy this episode!

Send us Fan Mail

Welcome to Morgan’s Cult Comics, a podcast that is a deep dive through the comics of the 80s and 90s. This is when I really started collecting comics and also when I really started making them too!  Each week, I’ll be picking out some of unknown gems and cult favourites those eras have to offer, and taking an in-depth look at what makes them worthy go being a cult comic in my eyes.

This week, we're looking at issue 1 of Gods against Groo from 2022, and having an in-depth conversation about the differences between this issue and issue one of Groo the Wanderer from 1982. We also talk a lot about how the comic and print industry has changed over the years too, calling on my experiences of being in the industry since 1987. 

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Welcome to Morgan’s Cult Comics, a podcast that is a deep dive through the comics of the 80s and 90s. This is when I really started collecting comics and also when I really started making them too!  Each week, I’ll be picking out some of unknown gems and cult favourites those eras have to offer, and taking an in-depth look at what makes them worthy of being a cult comic in my eyes.

This week, I’m looking at classic comic, GROO THE WANDERER created by the legend that is Sergio Aragonés. We’ll be taking a really good look at the very first issue of GROO, published all the way back in 1982.

Joining me again this week to learn more about comic and cartoon history is ELIZA-MARIAH - welcome! Ready to read more comics? 

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Welcome to Morgan’s Cult Comics, a podcast that is a deep dive through the comics of the 80s and 90s. This is when I really started collecting comics and also when I really started making them too!  Each week, I’ll be picking out some of unknown gems and cult favourites those eras have to offer, and taking an in-depth look at what makes them worthy go being a cult comic in my eyes.

This week I’m taking a dive into one of my cult favourites from the mid to late 80s, Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters. I was really into small press and indie comics during the 80s and 90s (I still am), so any new oddball titles and covers caught my eye. I would got to the comic shop every weekend, and scour the racks for cool, unusual stuff.