I was curious if there was a comic strip or comic book that focused on Friday the 13th, and of course it was. So in this one, I talk about the Wildstorm comic that focus on the movie franchise Friday The 13th. Also, I talk about superstitions, as Friday the 13th did come from that. Do you have a superstition or ritual that you or your family still do? Does it have a history? I would like to know :).

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This episode talks about a comic strip that was around the end of the 1990s, Liberty Meadows. Although it lasted for 3 years, there was a great potential where it could have been another great comic strip. I also talk about the man responsible for it, Frank Cho. So walk with me as we talk about some outrage, controversies, and comedy.

Enjoy

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Today, I will make the attempt to make some sense of the Sony Spider-Man Universe. What I mean by that is explain my views and expectations of Spider-Man and by extension, the stand alone movies that does not include Spider-Man. This includes Venom, Morbius, Madam Web, and the upcoming Kraven the Hunter movie. I hope you learn something from this and I am curious as to your feelings about the Sony Spider-Man movies.

What is your favorite Peter Parker?

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Today, we talk about the first animated character, Felix the Cat. As I was doing the research, I learned that he is and has been all over the place for a long time. I warn you, there will be some AMSR as I put some of my comics together. Also, there will be some vintage talk, as you hear about a comic geek move through the world back in the day. Hope you learn something and enjoy.

Have something to say? That's cool.

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I have recently watched Deadpool and Wolverine and I want to share some thoughts. This is a spoiler rich review and I will talk about what potential is there after this movie. Thank you for taking the time, it really means a lot.

Want to hear something in particular? Comments?

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Today I talk about one of the last great newspaper comic strips, Calvin and Hobbes. There is a beautiful story here about a boy and his friend, and there is something more to that legacy (including Calvin peeing on everything). Hopefully you learn something from this and hope you enjoy.

Recommended Reads:

Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson (either the complete collection or in volumes work just as fine :)

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This is a response to a listener that heard about Robert Downey Jr. and what the future of Marvel might look like. Thank you Ronnie for asking and I will try to answer that as well as talk about some of the things that came out of the Sand Diego Comic Con. Enjoy.

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With one of the biggest movies coming up, this is a good time for your friendly comic geek to explain some of the stuff that is going on before you watch Deadpool and Wolverine. I am not the God of stories (Loki), but I will weave both the comic origins and what some of the movies got wrong between Deadpool and Wolverine. Get comfy, as this is a ride. As always, I thank you for taking the time to listen. Much appreciated.

Recommended reads:

Wolverine: Origins vol. 1 By Daniel Way (the beginning of James Howlett and the origin of Logan)

Wolverine by Chris Claremont and Frank Miller (the inspiration to The Wolverine movie)

Old Man Logan by Mark Millar (done by the guy that did Wanted and Kick Ass, this was the inspiration to the movie Logan)

Deadpool: The Circle Chase by Fabian Nicieza (Wade Wilson's first mini-series in Deadpool fashion)

Deadpool & Cable by Fabian Nicieza (This is buddy cop comics at its finest and gives you a clue about Deadpool 2)

Deadpool: Dead Reckoning by Joe Kelly and Peter Woods (A great story that tells you a lot about Wade's character)

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