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Episode 10: Red Pencil

In Wild Pod: A Wild Dog Podcast, FKAjason covers the legendary DC Comics action hero Wild Dog, from his initial 1987 four-issue mini-series and beyond. In this episode, Jay covers the 1988 Wild Dog appearance in Action Comics Weekly #609 by Max Allan Collins, Terry Beatty, John Nyberg, Michele Wolfman, Gaspar Saladino, and Mike Gold. As we are only covering one story from an anthology book, this is a very short episode. But, that could be a good thing. So throw another log on the fire and spend the next 14 minutes finding out what makes Wild Dog great.

Roy “Charlemagne” Cleary and his randomizer pit a randomly selected DC character against a randomly selected Marvel character and Tim Wallace returns to help him determine who would win if they fought.

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**This episode was recorded on May 7, 2017.**

FKAjason and Roy “Charlemagne” Cleary are back again with more classic Booster Gold and Captain Atom! First they discuss “Invasion from Dimension X” from Booster Gold (vol 1) #21 by Dan Jurgens, Ty Templeton, Gene D’Angelo, Steve Haynie, and Barbara Randall. It’s Booster versus some green goons with their green goo. That sounds waaaaaaay dirtier than it is.

After that we check in with Major Force and discuss “Slugfest” from Captain Atom (vol 1) #15 by Cary Bates, Greg Weisman, Pat Broderick, Bob Smith, Nansi Hoolihan, Duncan Andrews, and Dennis O’Neil. Captain Atom crashes Major Force and Dr. Spectro's party and gets his ass handed to him.

FKAjason and Roy "Charlemagne" Cleary are finally back with more classic Booster Gold and Captain Atom! First they discuss “The Colors of Justice” from Booster Gold (vol 1) #20 by Dan Jurgens, Arne Starr, Gene D’Angelo, Steve Haynie, and Barbara Randall. It’s Booster still versus the Rainbow Raider, but this time he's blind.

After that we check in with Nightshade and discuss “Down Time” from Captain Atom (vol 1) #14 by Cary Bates, Greg Weisman, Pat Broderick, Bob Smith, Nansi Hoolihan, Duncan Andrews, and Dennis O’Neil. Captain Atom goes job hunting and faces off with the Faceless One with Nightshade.

Jay returns to dust off two more episodes of the classic 1940 radio series The Blue Beetle. The radio series chronicled the exploits of Dan Garrett, a rookie patrolman who, by wearing bullet-proof blue chain mail, transformed himself into the mysterious Blue Beetle, a daring crusader for justice.

The Blue Beetle was created by Charles Nicholas. The character made his first appearance in August of 1939 in the comic book Mystery Men #1, published by Fox Features Syndicate.

The Blue Beetle radio serial aired from May 15, 1940 to September 13, 1940 as a CBS 30 minute syndicated series. Actor Frank Lovejoy provided the voice of the Blue Beetle for the first thirteen episodes.

Roy “Charlemagne” Cleary and his randomizer pit a randomly selected DC character against a randomly selected Marvel character and Teo Lewis must help him for a third time determine who would win if they fought.

Tim shares with us his review of “Christmas with the Beetles” from the 2008 DC Universe Holiday Special. It is a sweet tale that features Dan, Ted, and Jaimie.

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Roy “Charlemagne” Cleary and his randomizer pit a randomly selected DC character against a randomly selected Marvel character and Tim Wallace must help him determine who would win if they fought.

Jay and Tim travel to 1983 and review “Return from Pago Island” and “The Blue Beetle to Live Again” from Americomics (vol 1) #3. The stories, by Rik Levins, Bill Black, Tim Bove, Rebecca Black, Leo J. Laney, Neal Stannard, and Pat Broderick, both focus on the return of Dan Garrett in too uniquely stupid ways.