Two True Freaks

2008! A brave group of Jedi led by DAVE FILONI brought tales of the Jedi, clone armies, and Mandalorians to the CARTOON NETWORK! This is the "CLASSIEST" podcast in the galaxy! Welcome to JAIG EYES and JEDI!

Today, on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Rangers are little kids. The villains have won! Master Vile has a plan to destroy Zordon and the Command Center. Who can our heroes turn to for help? Well, the title kind of gives it away doesn't it?

Today, on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Rangers are little kids. The villains have won! Master Vile has a plan to destroy Zordon and the Command Center. Who can our heroes turn to for help? Well, the title kind of gives it away doesn't it?

On episode 155 of the Man of Screen Podcast, Mike Zummo heads back to the live-action Superboy series with episodes 5 and 6 of Season 1.

First, we go back to the first appearance of Superboy. Wait? What? Yep. You read that right. The fifth episode of the season shows the first appearance of Superboy and its not even a flashback episode. Its the episode that probably should have led off the series.

But it didnt.

Why didnt it? Who knows. Just bring your abacus so we can have a “Countdown to Nowhere”.

Next, were going to have a rocking good time as a Rockstar Judd Faust comes to Shuster University, but theres also a plot that involves someone trying to destroy the local amusement park because the owner wont sell.

And of course our rock star has a crush on Lana.

Do these two seemingly unrelated plot lines have anything to do with each other or is there some kind of weird connectivity.

Keep listening as well be “Bringing Down The House”.

Next time: We go back to Ruby Spears Superman with the Superman stories “Bonechill” and “The Beast Beneath These Streets” and the family album stories, “The Drivers License” and “First Date”.

Welcome back to Round Two - Draft Three Three of the Two true Freaks Comics Draft - Justice League Edition. At bat today is James Hickson from the TOMB OF IDEAS PODCAST! Who will he choose next??

In this week's adventure, These Seven Men Are Disrupting The Comic Book Industry continues with the deep dive into Spawn. Specifically, Spawn #02. The thick plottens as Spawn continues questioning his identity, his history and the nature of the deal that he made.

Also, Magnus once again pores over Todd McFarlane's art.

After that, Fanboyimus Prime checks in with more listener feedback this week. See? Magnus really is getting caught up on all the outstanding feedback that's been piling up for years and years now.

So what else can there possibly be? Start listening right now before Malebolgia decides to offer you a deal too.

The third round of The Two True Freaks Comics Draft goes FULL SPEED AHEAD with Mike Zummo from the Man Of Screen podcast returning to claim his next champion! WHO SHALL IT BE????

"“I was dreamin' when I wrote this, forgive me if it goes astray”

Well hell, that’s just about everyone of these things I write

“But when I woke up this mornin', could've sworn it was judgment day”

And it’s only Sunday.

“The sky was all purple, there were people runnin' everywhere”

Just keep your Social distance please.

“Tryin' to run from the destruction, you know I didn't even care”

Wait, wait, wait. This is not that 1999. Thanks Prince.

This is Space: 1999 a TV series from the 70’s starring Martin Landau that Charlton comics made a book about. And our own John Byrne did a stint as artist on the short lived series.

Join Tim Elliott, Brian Hughes, John Hyatt and special guest star Kirk Greenfield as they go back 45 Years to look at some early John Byrne Sci-Fi work.

If you would like to follow along, check out the pages of this issue here: https://marswillsendnomore.wordpress.com/2013/12/08/john-byrnes-space-1999-3-6-charlton-1976/

So, sit back, fix yourself a nutritious bowl of intergalactic mush and listen in as 3rd Degree Byrne covers Space: 1999 #3, “Bring Them Back Alive”.

In 2004, DC Comics released 'Countdown to Infinite Crisis," and set in motion a six-month buildup to what would be the most monumental crossover in recent DC history, Infinite Crisis. This May, that 'countdown" and buildup to Infinite Crisis is the topic for the annual JLMay crossover. It is "The Event Before The Event."

In this episode, I step in to take on the only miniseries from that time that you'd expect, which is The Return of Donna Troy. But in order for you to actually understand how and why Donna Troy is returning (and where she went in the first place, you need to know the answer to the age-old question ... "Who is Donna Troy?"

And trust me, the answer is complicated.

Join me as I look at Donna's origin and history through its most important phases--the swingin' '60s original Teen Titans, the Wolfman-Perez classics "Who is Donna Troy?" and "Who is Wonder Girl?", and even the Nineties where she was the victim of crossover shenanigans and John Byrne. And that's just a warm-up for my coverage of the four-issue miniseries that's written by Phil Jimenez, penciled by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez (praised be his name) and inked by George Perez.

As always, check out the blog for show notes, and don't forget that you can email me at [email protected]!

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