Two True Freaks

Continuing our look at DC's Animated Comics! While Batman was out of town last issue, Robin held down the fort, and had to take on Scarface and the Ventriloquist. Plus, he had to make an important decision about his future as Robin.

Today, on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Lord Zedd turns Zack's Uncle's trumpet into a monster that makes the Rangers think they are fighting several old monsters. Then, while she's busy missing Tommy, Zedd thinks this would be a great time to make Kimberly his new queen!

Today, on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Lord Zedd turns Zack's Uncle's trumpet into a monster that makes the Rangers think they are fighting several old monsters. Then, while she's busy missing Tommy, Zedd thinks this would be a great time to make Kimberly his new queen!

Join Scott, Chris and "Laugh Track" Tina as they take a short garage sailing jaunt only to be thwarted by the DRIVING RAIN and EXCESSIVE AIR CONDITIONING. Still, SCORES ARE SCORED and at least there's MEATLOAF!

Promises are important. When you make them, you have to keep them. And in this week's adventure, Magnus *FINALLY* pays off a promise he made to Scott Ryfun of D4G fame four years ago.

Yes indeed, boys and girls, this is a coda to the 2015 megaseries entitled Women In Comics, wherein Magnus read a bunch of comics starring female characters.

Memories are recounted, comparisons made and it would be safe to say that both Magnus and Scott Ryfun of D4G fame come away from this experience as better men. It's a safe guess anyway. I mean, honestly, who even knows with those two, amirite?

So what more do you want? Start listening right now before Peter Parker tells you how disappointed he is in you.

In episode 142 of the Man of Screen podcast, Mike Zummo concludes his coverage of Superfriends: The Legendary Super Powers Show with the final four stories.

First, we will met a villain that is familiar to the Superfriends, but unfamiliar to us. Hes not from DC Comics, nor is he from a pervious Superfriends episode.

So who is he?

Hes the Dollmaker, and hes going to make the Superfriends to face “The Case of the Dreadful Dolls”.

Then were going into space. Because a princess falls to Earth and asks for the Superfriends help. How can they refuse?

Is the threat legitimate or are our heroes going to fall for “The Royal Ruse”?

Then were hitting a small town where the population is acting strangely. What is are those things on their ears? Why are they behaving so strangely?

What happens when we visit the “Village of Lost Souls”?

And then were going to finish things off with a very strange theft. Someone is stealing famous landmarks. Who is stealing them? What is he doing with them?

Who is “The Curator”?

Next time: The show returns to the live action with a tiny detour to cover the 1984 Salking-produced, “Supergirl”.

Today, on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Lord Zedd turns Zack's Uncle's trumpet into a monster that makes the Rangers think they are fighting several old monsters. Then, while she's busy missing Tommy, Zedd thinks this would be a great time to make Kimberly his new queen!

Join Scott, Chris and "Laugh Track" Tina as they take a short garage sailing jaunt only to be thwarted by the DRIVING RAIN and EXCESSIVE AIR CONDITIONING. Still, SCORES ARE SCORED and at least there's MEATLOAF!

Three episodes and a wake-up are left! This time around, I look at The ‘Nam #83, the final issue of Wayne Vansant’s longtime run as artist and the last part of our look at Ed Marks’ time working with Bulldog and Dai-Uy in Vietnam. I also take a look at [...]

Three episodes and a wake-up are left!

This time around, I look at The 'Nam #83, the final issue of Wayne Vansant's longtime run as artist and the last part of our look at Ed Marks' time working with Bulldog and Dai-Uy in Vietnam. I also take a look at historical context for the end of the war, describing what happens throughout all of 1974 before looking at the events of January-April 1975, with a special focus on the fall of Saigon on April 29 and 30, 1975.