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We welcome comic creators Andrea and Roberto Molinari to the show to first help us remember Robin Williams in this week’s Retro Roundtable. It was 25 years ago that Mrs. Doubtfire was released in theaters so we discuss our favorite Robin Williams movies. An actor as talented and diverse as Robin could make movies that made us laugh (Mrs. Doubtfire) , cry (Good Will Hunting), think (What Dreams May Come), and be afraid (One Hour Photo). Tell us your favorite Robin movie on Facebook and Twitter!

Then we turn our attention to Andrea and Roberto to discuss Volume 2 of their comic series The Shepherd: The Path of Souls. The Millers happen upon a very unusual district in the Seam, a “hospital” for souls who have died in combat. Here warriors of all cultures and eras gather. These lost souls are locked in ever-repeating cycles of violence and trauma. They are still fighting the battles that claimed their lives, struggling against the specters of unresolved fears, broken hopes, and shattered dreams. Can the Millers survive and help these miserable spirits or will they fall victim to fear and be swept into the cycles of violence that haunt this place? Get your copy today!

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Come Together Performed by Robin Williams and Bobby McFerrin

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We welcome the creator and executive producer of the Netflix original series "The Toys That Made Us", Brian Volk-Weiss to the show this week! We talk with Brian about his personal toy collection, how doing this show has changed the way he collects toys, highlights during production, and some of the possible toy brands that could be featured in season 3.

We also discuss Brian’s interview with Leonard Nimoy, which ended up being his last, and cap the episode with some Star Wars talk. This is a conversation any toy collecting Trekkie will not want to miss!

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We are joined by author Brett Weiss to first help us recall our favorite memories with the Nintendo Entertainment System in this week’s Retro Round-table. We have covered our favorite games in the past, but this is the first time we talk about our overall experiences with the system. From how we used to play our games to how we acquired our first Nintendos, this is a episode you won’t want to miss!

Then we turn our attention to Brett to talk about his latest release, The SNES Omnibus: Vol. 1 A-M. The SNES Omnibus is a fun and informative look at all the original Super Nintendo games released in the U.S. starting with the letters A through M. More than 350 games are featured, including such iconic titles as Chrono Trigger, Contra III: The Alien Wars, Donkey Kong Country, EarthBound, F-Zero, Final Fantasy II and III, Gradius III, and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. This is a must for any Nintendo fan!

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We welcome visual effects artist Kevin Gallegly back to the show to first remember our favorite songs from movies in this week’s Retro Roundtable. Can you imagine what movies would be like without killer songs to enhance the experience?

  We look at movies like Thor: Ragnarok, The Lego Movie, Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and many more! Let us know your picks on Facebook and Twitter.

  Then weturn our attention over to Kevin to discuss some of his amazing projects. If you’ve ever seen Stranger Things, Star Trek: Into Darkness, or Gotham (just to name a few) you’ve seen Kevin’s visual effect work. He also worked as colorist and color supervisor on cartoons like Rugrats, Rocket Power, and The Wild Thornberrys. Kevin shares his journey into the business and the different jobs he’s done along the way.

Head over to TheTackyTiki.com and check out more of Kevin’s art.

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Comic creator Josh Dahl returns to the show to first help us remember some our favorite and least favorite television and movie finales in this week’s Retro Roundtable. A finale can make a series (Breaking Bad, Futurama, Samurai Jack) or break a series (Sopranos, Seinfeld). Get in here and let us know what your picks are via social media!

We then turn our attention to Josh to discuss his comic that was recently funded on Kickstarter, Skies Over Superior. Skies Over Superior is about Merilee Fite, a girl facing ghosts and monsters on the icy shores of Lake Superior. Frost giants are crossing the lake to destroy all mankind. Only Merilee Fite and her estranged uncle can stop them. Be sure to follow this project on Facebook!

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We welcome comic creators Charlie Stickney and Conor Hughes to first help us think of television shows that landed their own movies in this week’s Retro Roundtable. There are television shows that were much better than the movies made to represent them (Wild, Wild West, Fantastic Four), and some shows that spawned great movies (TMNT, A-Team, Superman). Let us know on Twitter and Facebook what your favorite movie inspired by television is.

Then we turn our attention to Charlie and Conor and talk about White Ash Chapter 3, their comic currently running on Kickstarter until August 8th. Welcome to White Ash, a small smudge of a mining community in Western Pennsylvania, where the secrets are buried even deeper than the coal under the mountain. If you’re a fan of Supernatural, Twin Peaks or Lord of the Rings, you’re going to love getting to know our mysterious town. Don’t miss your chance to back this project! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1470430242/white-ash-1-3

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We welcome comic creator Andrew Maxwell to the show to first help us in this week’s Retro Roundtable. It was this month in 1947 that the events of Roswell, NM took place, so we remember famous aliens throughout pop culture. We discuss aliens like Alf, The Kraang, the creatures from Independence Day, and the origins of Men In Black! Failure to listen to this episode ends with punishment by probe!

 

Then we turn our attention to Andrew to discuss his Kickstarter, running until August 8th, for his comic The Bawdy Tales of Lazlo Cale. Our story takes place in a futuristic Paris, filled with inter-dimensional time portals, following an explosion of a literal time bomb. However, instead of erupting into chaos, the city became a unique ecosystem of different eras existing simultaneously together. Dinosaurs, samurai, and flying cars are just a few of the things you might see on the city streets. The protagonist of this tale is an ex-gigolo turned art dealer, who uses this new set of circumstances to profit and acquire art. He has recently been tasked with finding the city’s most notorious gangster’s stolen painting, or suffer the consequences. Oh, and did we mention this mobster is his ex-boyfriend? Don’t miss you chance to back this project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/382592035/the-bawdy-tales-of-lazlo-cale 

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Comic creator Ryan Little returns to the show this week to first help us make a list of side characters that deserve their own movies in the Retro Roundtable! We discuss how sequels led by the main characters offspring aren’t a good idea, how the James Bond Playboy Agent aesthetic has run its course, and what movie Mike Meyers might make next. Don’t miss this one!

Then we talk with Ryan about his successfully funded Kickstarter for issue #3 of Prometheus. You've heard the legend of Prometheus before; the titan who stole the flame of knowledge from the gods and gave it to mortal man, allowing us to grow and thrive.

For his trespass he was locked away to an eternal punishment at the hands of "The Eagle", a creature of Olympus that would make sure humanity's martyr would suffer for all time. Soon Prometheus faded from fact to fiction to legend, but he never a gave up on us. 

The story begins with a battered Prometheus mysteriously liberated from his captivity and dying to see what mankind has made the knowledge he's suffered so long for. And what did he find? Our modern world of nonstop pop culture, rampant anti-intellectualism, and a burgeoning classism. One thing became abundantly clear through the noise of humanity's struggles: someone has stolen the flame of knowledge. And now he's going to get it back. Don’t miss this incredible comic series!  https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/monsteroftheweek1/prometheus-3

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This week we bring our very first live show May 12th at the Columbus Podcast Festival 2018! We discuss Star Wars and how it can’t be escaped, our favorite amusement park stories, share unknown facts about the Golden Girls, and then end with a visit to the Comic Vault. We had an amazing time at the festival and hope you enjoy our show! Let us know what you think on Facebook and Twitter!

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We welcome comedian Kevin Gootee to the show to first help us talk about one of the greatest movies in pop culture, Back to the Future. It was this month in 1985 that the first Back to the Future was released in theaters, so we spend the Retro Roundtable discussing what futuristic devices made their way into actuality, the retired ride at Universal Studios, and what a modern sequel to the trilogy might look like. Check it out before you’re outta time!

Then we turn our attention over to Kevin to discuss his show Comics Watching Comics on Amazon Video. Now on its sixth season, Kevin and a panel of comedians watch comedy newcomers take the stage and critique their performance with hilarious results. Described as Last Comic Standing meets Mystery Science Theater 3000, it's a show you won’t want to miss. Go to KevinGootee.com to follow up and find out more about Kevin.

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