This is Bags of Action. The podcast is devoted to action movies, both old and new, but all of them awesome! In this episode, Steve returns and together with Pete they discuss the 1986 Stallone movie, Cobra.

Steve has never seen this film before, but Pete is a veteran, having now seen it three times. The film was adapted from a novel and the screenplay written by Stallone. There are quite a few familiar faces in this film, including Brigitte Nielson, in an early role, Andrew Robinson, and Brian Thompson, the man who has been in practically every SFF film and TV show from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, to Alien Nation, to Star Trek, to The Terminator, to Charmed to The X-Files.

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Welcome to Comic Book Outsiders, a comic book podcast dedicated to bringing you the very best hidden gems from the worlds of comic books, films, TV and everything else.

This episode we talk about some of the latest news and our recent experiences at Nine Worlds, Scott's trip to Mos Eisley with Secret Cinema, Disney's plans for the future and what Paramount might be cooking up in celebration of a special 50th anniversary next year. Steve also mentions the release of his first novel, Battlemage, and plans for some UK signing events later this month.

For our main feature we talk about TV shows that were cancelled too soon, what we liked about them and where we imagine the shows could have gone in later seasons or even episodes, for those cut down very early in their run.

If you would like to support the show please consider leaving us an iTunes review or visiting the Comic Book Outsiders website at www.comicbookoutsiders.co for more information all of the other ways you can support us, plus links to the other podcasts on the network.

ROOOOOOOOOAR! Our Fire breathing Northerners dissect the big beasts of fantasy in this second ep of their fantastic creatures series including:

●     Mythological, fantastic and natural dragons

●     Sci Fi Dragons

●     D&D, Glorantha and Dragon Warriors

●     Dragon science and pseudoscience and pseudo social science

●     Are all Dragon Movies Doomed to be bad?

Kehaars Breeds of Dragon link: https://clarkythecruel.wordpress.com/2013/09/10/drakesdoom-breeds-of-dragon/

Feedback as ever is welcome to @DissectingWrlds on twitter, [email protected] on email, the Facebook Groupwww.facebook.com/dissectingworlds or below ! 

Monts flys solo and interviews comics maestro Al Ewing.

A stalwart of British comics Al is making his name having just signed a n exclusive contract with Marvel Comics.

In this episode he talks about his beginnings in comics, 2000AD and his work at Marvel. We briefly touch upon some of Marvels diversity issues befor finishin by looking at his future with Marvel

With Monts off somewhere doing his acting thing Nuge brings in GS team member Ant aka Wedgedoc and straps him into the podcasting hot seat.

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This is Bags of Action. The podcast is devoted to action movies, both old and new, but all of them awesome! In this episode, Scott Grandison (Comic Book Outsiders, Crash Landing) is standing in for Steve to talk about the James Cameron classic, Aliens.

Shockingly Pete has never seen it before, so you get to find out what he thought of it first time around and compare that to Scott's opinion of a film he knows inside and out. Next month Steve returns to the hot seat and he'll also be experiencing a film that most people would assume he's already seen. Listen to the end of the show to find out what that is.

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In this episode our Northern Hobgoblins debate Orcs and their place in geek fiction including:

●     Are Orcs racist or snobbish or both?

●     The Noble Savage

●     Other narratives of the Lord of the Rings

●     Glorantha's Trolls and hateful Broo

●     Walking bags of experience points and the morally acceptable FPS cannon fodder

●     More French philosophers than ever before!

●     Sci-Fi Orcs

●     and of course numerous digressions.....

The wikipedia page for The Last Ringbearer is here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Ringbearer and the actual text can be found online (but may be inlicensed use of IP)

Kehaar's bookshelf is the 10 American Presidents podcast from Roifield Brown

http://www.10usp.com/

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Welcome to Comic Book Outsiders, a comic book podcast dedicated to bringing you the very best hidden gems from the worlds of comic books, films, TV and everything else.

This episode is our 175th, so we decided to do something a bit different. Normally we plan the episode in advance, make notes and have different sections planned out. This episode we did nothing. We did no planning, we made no notes at all. We also invited onto the show a special co-host, Barry Nugent, from Geek Syndicate.

We let the conversation flow where it wants and it turned out to be an interesting three way discussion about a whole host of different topics.

If you would like to support the show please consider leaving us an iTunes review or visiting the Comic Book Outsiders website at www.comicbookoutsiders.co for more information all of the other ways you can support us, plus links to the other podcasts on the network.