We've Got Back Issues

This time on We've Got Back Issues, your heroes are in trouble. They're crime is life. They're sentence?... Is death. 

That's right, in this issue your hosts Sleeves and Galactosh have read the origin story of Judge Dredd's most famous villain, Judge Death, in Young Death "Boyhood of a Superfiend" straight from the pages of Judge Dredd Megazine. (And you thought we'd stick to just the American funny books). Listen now to find out what your hosts thought of Death's early days, dentistry, the reveal of the protagonists horrifying real name and just how much this blatantly rips off is a loving homage to interview with the vampire.

Drokk! Just give it a listen for gruds sake!

Credits

Judge Dredd created by John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra

Judge Death created by John Wagner and Brian Bolland

Creative talent: John Wagner, Peter Doherty and Gordon Robson

Hosts: Galactosh and Sleeves

Editing and production: Galactosh and Sleeves

Episode art: Peter Doherty

Music and stings: The Vidiprinter

Logo art: willnotcompute

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Hear part 2 on AARGH! MY OPTICS https://linktr.ee/aarghmyoptics

Welcome to a very special CROSSOVER episode of We've Got Back Issues! Galactosh and Sleeves are joined by Virtual Dave and Orion Ghia(also know as Sleeves, I know its confusing but deal with it!) from Transformers podcast AARGH! MY OPTICS! plus special guest host Michael Quintesson to chat about the first 6 issues and story arch of Skybound's brand new ongoing Transformers comic book! You'll find our discussion of issues 1 to 3 here on We've Got Back Issues and issues 4 to 6 over on AARGH! MY OPTICS! Fun right!?

Anyway please do join us to hear our hot takes on the latest reboot of the Transformers franchise as we talk robots, wrestling and PTSD!

Credits

Transformers created by Hasbro Inc. and arguably Bob Budiansky

Creative talent: Daniel Warren Johnson, Mike Spicer and Rus Wooton

Hosts: Galactosh, Orion Ghia AKA Sleeves, Virtual Dave and Michael Quintesson

Editing and production: Galactosh and Sleeves

Episode art: Daniel Warren Johnson (Image/Skybound)

Music and stings: The Vidiprinter

Logo art: willnotcompute

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What's that in the sky?...Is it a bird? Is it a plane? NO! It's the 3rd instalment of your trusty comic book podcast We’ve Got Back Issues! In this episode your heroes ponder the highs, the lows, the hype and the marketing strategy that was the Death of Superman. Come with us to a time before the advent of the comics explosion, where event stories were just that and not an annual procession, to a time when Superman was still relevant? As we look at an event comic that arguably directly lead, or at least contributed to, the great comics crash of the 90s. 

Listen as we discuss DCs Hulk rip-off and the Man of Steel knocking seven bells out of one another across the pages of 7 issues of 5 DC books until they both collapse in a bloody heap. Can a comic consist entirely of splash pages? Can the man of tomorrow survive? The title kind of gives it away! But that won't stop Sleeves and Galactosh digesting and dissecting it for your listening pleasure in what people are already calling the greatest comic book club discussion podcast?

Credits

Superman created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster

Creative talent on this story includes Roger Stern, Jackson Guice, Denis Rodier, Jerry Ordway, Tom Grummett, Doug Hazelwood, Dan Jurgens, Rick Burchett, Louise Simonson, Jon Bogdanove, Dennis Janke and Brett Breeding.

Hosts: Galactosh and Orion Ghia AKA Sleeves

Editing and production: Galactosh and Sleeves

Episode art: DC comics

Music and stings: The Vidiprinter

Logo art: willnotcompute

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Welcome back to The World's Greatest Comic Magazine! Even if Stan Lee does say so himself... as early as issue 4! In episode one your hosts Sleeves and Galactosh tried to revisit the first ten issues of what would become the first family of superhero comics… namely the Fantastic Four! Having bitten off a little more than they could chew for one episode they cleverly split it in two, and here's that second part! Join them as they marvel at the first Doctor Doom and Sub Mariner team up, are baffled by Kurrgo Master of Planet X, get to grips with the bizarre abilities of the Puppet Master, watch incredulously as the Fantastic Four pay off their debts by going to Hollywood to make a movie and fall about laughing at a ridiculously convoluted story in which Reed Richards and Doctor Doom switch bodies!

Credits

Fantastic Four created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Fantastic Four volume 1 issues 1-10 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Hosts: Galactosh and Orion Ghia AKA Sleeves

Editing and production: Galactosh and Sleeves

Episode art: Jack Kirby

Music and stings: The Vidiprinter

Logo art: willnotcompute

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Excelsior true believers! Welcome to the dawn of the Marvel age of comics. Back before shared universes existed and Batman still was worried by overtures of his conduct with Robin. A age when every comic had an ape on their cover because those sold more! Join your hosts Sleeves and Galactosh as they revisit what was the last chance saloon of a future comics mogul which inadvertently gave birth to superhero comics as we know them today! Voyage with us back to the sixties, to a time before they had started to swing and Stan Lee was still only “the man” in his own head. Where superlatives were given full force and the alliteration of names first took flight. Welcome to Marvel's first family as we dive into where it all started and discover how the Fantastic Four were born... It's Clobberin' time!!

Credits

Fantastic Four created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Fantastic Four volume 1 issues 1-10 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby

Hosts: Galactosh and Orion Ghia AKA Sleeves

Editing and production: Galactosh and Sleeves

Episode art: Jack Kirby

Music and stings: The Vidiprinter

Logo art: willnotcompute

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