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Yes, Marvel Studios released Black Panther, and it was glorious. Here at the Wright On Network, we have been working on giving you a response to the film, but we didn't want to rush anything out. We wanted to compile some conversations from people with different vantage points, which we believe is important, for we all have our different schema, philosophies, and experiences.
Ryan Daly of the Power of Fishnets podcast over at the www.fireandwaterpodcast.com, Mark of the Feathers and Foes podcast, Delvin, Dr. Shelby-King, and Jada all joined Ashford in a discussion about this unique triumph, Black Panther.
Ashford and Mark discuss Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #20 by Shawna and Julie Benson with pencils by Roge Antonio. Parting of the ways after the death of Gus and the secrets of Barbara Gordon. Can the Birds ever trust each other again? Will they ever reunite?
After hearing the news that the book is discontinuing, newer info has now hit the web, such as, the Benson sisters are writing for Green Arrow! What???? Make sure you congratulate them on Social Media.
As Birds of Prey lovers, we truly hope that the team are not fully neglected. And for Ashford, he hopes that Huntress will be used somewhere in the DC Universe.
What are your opinions on the matter? e-mail us at [email protected] or on Twitter @feathersandfoes
Episode 75 of Feathers and Foes is Chuck Dixon's penultimate issue called The Killing Ground. Black Canary is still stuck on Dinosaur Island, a peculiar place that is stuck in time with some colorful characters to say the least. Ashford and Mark discuss this G.I. Joe like structured plot. Join the conversation via [email protected] or on Twitter @feathersandfoes
Time Travel in a Birds of Prey book again? Oh yes. Black Canary and Death Stroke have to join forces if they want to survive an island with real living Dinosaurs. How? Tachyon Particles!
And War World 2 soldiers from both sides. If the story wasn't weird enough, right?
Time Travel in a Birds of Prey book again? Oh yes. Black Canary and Death Stroke have to join forces if they want to survive an island with real living Dinosaurs. How? Tachyon Particles!
And War World 2 soldiers from both sides. If the story wasn't weird enough, right?
Batgirl and the Birds of Prey, written by Julie Benson and Shawna Benson, are embarking on perhaps the last story arc by these two writers. Mark, Sarah, and Ashford discuss this intense story arc opener.
Batgirl has hacked into the Calculator's computer system, extracting his database to prevent crimes before they happen. Although Barbara is trying to do the greater good, perhaps she is placing her loved ones in harms way.
Batgirl and the Birds of Prey, written by Julie Benson and Shawna Benson, are embarking on perhaps the last story arc by these two writers. Mark, Sarah, and Ashford discuss this intense story arc opener.
Batgirl has hacked into the Calculator's computer system, extracting his database to prevent crimes before they happen. Although Barbara is trying to do the greater good, perhaps she is placing her loved ones in harms way.
The final contribution to the Bruce Wayne Murder crossover by the Birds of Prey...well, for Feathers and Foes: A Birds of Prey podcast. Oracle is so close to proving that Bruce is innocent, and Black Canary may have to get her Marty McFly on with Doctor Orenstein. Yes, he is back. Tachyon Particles! In addition, Death Stroke has returned, so it definitely isn't safe any more. Protect Your Neck!!!!
The final contribution to the Bruce Wayne Murder crossover by the Birds of Prey...well, for Feathers and Foes: A Birds of Prey podcast. Oracle is so close to proving that Bruce is innocent, and Black Canary may have to get her Marty McFly on with Doctor Orenstein. Yes, he is back. Tachyon Particles! In addition, Death Stroke has returned, so it definitely isn't safe any more. Protect Your Neck!!!!
The Wright On Network interviews Diane, master of the www.helenawaynehuntress.com website. Diane discusses the 40 years of the character's existence. Be sure to visit her site, as she is a wonderful custodian of the character.
Follow Diane on Twitter @HelenaWayneBlog
What do you think about Helena Wayne? How would you like to see her portrayed in the comics? Contact us at [email protected] www.wrightonnetwork.com or Twitter at @feathersandfoes
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