Two True Freaks

With the sad passing of comic's legend, Steve Ditko, Bill and Paul take a look at two of his 1960s books featuring two of his creations: Dr. Strange & the Creeper. Don't be a cube! Listen in!

Welcome to a SPECIAL LIVE AND IN PERSOM SUMMER CROSSOVER episode! join Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they hang out IN PERSON! Joined by Scott McGregor and Tina from GARAGE SALE GLOAT, Dario gets STUFFED FULL of some of the BEST CHOW in Rochester!

Our 14th commentary counting down to the 25th Anniversary of Power Rangers takes us to the distant future of 2025, where aliens and humans live on earth together, and the galaxy is protected by Space Patrol Delta. In "Perspective," the Rangers manage to stop a thief, but cannot agree on exactly how they managed to accomplish the task.

The team of Paul, Michael Bailey, Bob Fisher and Andrew Leyland reunited to record this epic scene by scene breakdown of Man of Steel which is being re-presented for your listening pleasure!

"Hecate, Queen of Darkness, revenge yourself against Thessalians. Deliver to me the choldren of the hydra's teeth, the children of the night!"

On this episode of Bots, Bugs, And Babes, my father (Al Jaconetti) and I discuss the 1963 Ray Harryhausen masterpiece Jason and the Argonauts. We will cover all aspects of the film from production to effects to the continued influences that can still be felt in modern films. This is one of the films that has been most requested since the start of the show, so please join us as we discuss this classic film....just be ready for a man with on sandle.

Join two life long comic freaks as we take a look at one of the quintessential comic book writer/artists of the last 40 years, John Bryne. Each episode your host, Brian Hughes and Tim Elliott will pick an issue or issues from the best, the worst, the sometimes-controversial work of John Byrne. We will delve into all aspects of Byrne's career from his art to his writing, even his inking and lettering. So sit back, get comfortable, and get ready to get Byrned. Cheers!

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In episode 104 of the Man of Screen podcast, Mike Zummo takes a look at two more full episodes of the All-New Super Friends Hour.

This time around, its only a look at the main stories as Superman does not appear in any of the ancillary stories.

But Superman does have a key role in the first story. First, find what happens when a giant robot shaped like a huge orange starts harassing Earth people and cities.

Who sent it? And why is Superman traveling offworld to solve the problem and what happens to Superman to remind him of a freshly bought Christmas tree?

And are the aliens as large as they appear? Why have they started: “Exploration Earth”?

Then a lion man has an offer to make. He wants to split the Earth and sell the pieces to a few other alien races, one of which looks somewhat familiar.

Why is this episode not a great showing for Superman? What has happened? How will the Super Friends fare against “The Lionmen”

Next time: It will be the penultimate episode of “The All-New Super Friends Hour” overage as Mike looks at “The Tiny World of Terror” and “The Mummy of Nazca”.

It's the premiere episode of a special seven-part Pop Culture Affidavit miniseries, IT CAME FROM SYNDICATION! Starting with THIS VERY EPISODE, I will be taking a look at syndicated television from the 1980s and the early 1990s, covering a variety of genres and shows. For our first time around, I start off by talking about the history of syndication in the United States and then move on to my personal history with syndication as a kid on Long Island. Then, I go into the first type of programming that I'm covering: movies. From Siskel & Ebert's weekly review show to WPIX's Godzillathon, I discuss why coming across movies in syndication was so important to me as a kid.

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

The kinda sorta not really end of The Caped Crusades. There are more Batman episodes still to come. But it's complicated. So let's simplify things by saying that this week is all about Batman #518-#519, a neat little two-parter where Batman tries (and fails) to capture Black Mask.

A few years back Paul had a lengthy discussion with Michael Bailey, Andrew Leyland and Bob Fisher about the 1950's series, The Adventures of Superman. It came up in the Justice League episode and is being represented now. We hope you enjoy it!