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ONE AND DONE - "The Anatomy Lesson"
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
10/16/15 • -1 min
Grab 'er before she leaves the newsstands, True Subscribers, it's another debut from your friends at the House of Mistakes! Introducing "One and Done", a new mini-show that examines the greatest single issues the medium has ever produced! And for our first installment, what better than perhaps the most famous self-contained story of this, our modern age? It's the Alan Moore and Steve Bissette masterpiece "The Anatomy Lesson", the issue that turned Swamp Thing-- and the comic book industry-- upside down.
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ONE AND DONE - "HEARTBEAT"
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
06/03/18 • -1 min
In the latest One And Done, we welcome to the show comedian and podcaster Adam Avitable to talk about one of his favorite stand-alone stories, The Flash #163, "Heartbeat"! Join us as we cover how this issue dangles perilously between the two most ground-breaking runs on the character, how it embodied the end of an era for comics storytelling as we knew it, how it might just be the best introduction to The Flash you could ever offer a new reader, and how to defeat Batman using only a fire escape, an alarm clock, and some dirty rags.
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Read "Heartbeat" on Comixology here!
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Music used: Neuro Rhythm by Jens Kiilstofte https://machinimasound.com/music/neurorhythm/
The Flash Theme by Blake Neely ℗ 2015 INgrooves (on behalf of WaterTower Music); ole (Publishing), Kobalt Music Publishing, and 7 Music Rights Societies Jurrasic Park Style by MasterTracks
Licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/)
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Read "Heartbeat" on Comixology here!
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And check out his podcast, "Dating Kinda Sucks"!
Off The Panel Classic - PREACHER
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
02/24/18 • -1 min
In this reprint of a classic OPP episode, Jamie is joined by her former partner-in-south Matt Johnson to discuss one of their favorite books of all time, Garth Ennis & Steve Dillon's seminal Preacher. Long before anyone thought this story could be adapted to television, Matt and Jamie waxed philosophical about the landscape of American mythology, the power and danger of hero-worship, the role of masculinity in the modern world, and all of the various things that happen to Herr Starr's penis.
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Remembering Steve Dillon (1962-2016)
Garth Ennis on Steve Dillon
Garth Ennis on Preacher
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FURTHER READING
Remembering Steve Dillon (1962-2016)
Garth Ennis on Steve Dillon
Garth Ennis on Preacher
Listen to the original episode here!
Start "Preacher" on Comixology
Or on Amazon
Off The Panel Classic - Ultimate Spider-Man
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
07/08/17 • -1 min
In this reprint of a classic OPP episode, Aristo' Alex and Jam' James turn back the clock to the year 2000, when MTV's irrelevance was still relevant, America could not care less about the electoral process, and Spider-Man was being rebooted for what was certainly going to be the only time. What began as a last-ditch effort from a dying company to reach a new audience would soon become a cultural touchstone for an entire generation of comics fans, and for over 100 issues Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley crafted a run whose highs, lows, and filler issues would shape the medium for years to come. Listen as our past selves share their own experiences with the book that helped cement their love of comics, and talk about that time Gwen Stacy became Carnage.
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Listen to the original episode here!
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#13: "Metropolis Restored" (Dreams, Hoaxes, And Imaginary Tales Part II)
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
06/23/16 • -1 min
or "IF THIS BE MY MISTRESS..." In part two of our four-part series on the greatest comic book stories never told, we meet a caped crusader fighting for his life in The Great War, a wall-crawler in too deep with the wrong kind of lady, and a born-again 'bub with his heart in the right place (and the rest of him in ninja). Who IS The Huntsman, and how would he have been a game-changer for Image? How does The Dark Knight Returns tie into a coup d'etat that would have changed the comic book industry forever? And why on Earth won't Len Wein admit the TRUTH about Wolverine?!
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Through the Night - CC by-nc-nd 4.0 - Russ Makiwicz
It Wasn't Me by Shaggy C MCA
FURTHER READING
Aces High, Joker's Wild Bob Layton and Paul Smith's Spider-Man
Chris Claremont on "The Huntsman"
The Dark Wolverine Saga
Wolverine's Original Origin
Metropolis
And the time Wolverine's true name was revealed by a leprechaun
To find out, well, you'll just have to listen!
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Licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/)
Through the Night - CC by-nc-nd 4.0 - Russ Makiwicz
It Wasn't Me by Shaggy C MCA
FURTHER READING
Aces High, Joker's Wild Bob Layton and Paul Smith's Spider-Man
Chris Claremont on "The Huntsman"
The Dark Wolverine Saga
Wolverine's Original Origin
Metropolis
And the time Wolverine's true name was revealed by a leprechaun
#12: "The Old Gods And The New" (Dreams, Hoaxes, And Imaginary Tales Part I)
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
05/22/16 • -1 min
or "The Secret Dark Side of Captain Victory!" In the first of our four-part series on the greatest comic book stories never told, we travel from the Silver Age to the Twitter Age, from Batman '89 to Superman 2000, from Grant Morrison's brightest days to Frank Miller's blackest nights. Just how many different All-Star books were in the works before the line died? What were Jack Kirby's original plans for his legendary run on Thor? What the HELL were they going to do to Wonder Woman in 2005?! And why must we LEAVE HIMMM?!
To find out, well, you'll just have to listen!
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C'est la Vie by B*Witched C Epic
Eobard Desiccates Wells by Black Neely C Warner Bros.
FURTHER READING Batman '89
Batman: Kingdom of The Mad The All-Star that wasn't The Wonder Woman that NEVER SHOULD HAVE BEEN Superman 2000 The Bat-Hyphen-Man Tartakovsky's CAGE John Byrne on his own "Fantastic Four: The End" A summary of "The Last Galactus Story" John Byrne commission of Galactus's final moments, from the collection of William Roberge Jack Kirby's Savage Silver Surfer, and other sources of friction The origin of the New Gods Kirby's original concept art for the Fourth World Captain Victory and his hilarious quantum scooter The only published appearance of Black Mass we could find (many, many years later, in Legenderry #5)
To find out, well, you'll just have to listen!
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C'est la Vie by B*Witched C Epic
Eobard Desiccates Wells by Black Neely C Warner Bros.
FURTHER READING Batman '89
Batman: Kingdom of The Mad The All-Star that wasn't The Wonder Woman that NEVER SHOULD HAVE BEEN Superman 2000 The Bat-Hyphen-Man Tartakovsky's CAGE John Byrne on his own "Fantastic Four: The End" A summary of "The Last Galactus Story" John Byrne commission of Galactus's final moments, from the collection of William Roberge Jack Kirby's Savage Silver Surfer, and other sources of friction The origin of the New Gods Kirby's original concept art for the Fourth World Captain Victory and his hilarious quantum scooter The only published appearance of Black Mass we could find (many, many years later, in Legenderry #5)
#11: "Videoman, why?! The Dark Side of Superhero Games"
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
04/17/16 • -1 min
or "I Have No Face But I Must Quip!" In part two of the Videoman Saga, the 8-Bit Experts tackle the less-glamorous side of video game adaptations. How do adaptations with the best of intentions so often end so badly? How close did we come to battling Heath Ledger's Joker on the Xbox? Who decided to put stealth levels in a Hulk game? Why is Aquaman's hair so breathtaking? Where did those bats come from? WHO STOLE SUPERMAN'S FACE?!
To find out, well, you'll just have to listen!
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Music used: Neuro Rhythm by Jens Kiilstofte https://machinimasound.com/music/neurorhythm/
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20xx by Evan King http://evanking.bandcamp.com/album/20xx
Face It, Tiger by Married With Sea Monsters https://marriedwithseamonsters.bandcamp.com/
FURTHER READING Interview with the producer of Superman 64
See the rings. Live the rings.
The sad tale of the Dark Knight that wasn't
Justice League Heroes: Not McDuffie's greatest work, but we forgive him
And then there was the time Eric Bana battled The Leader
Aquaman's glorious sentient hair in 780p
The 100% real, I-swear-we-didn't-exaggerate-this-one-iota Batman Returns for the Saga Genesis
And finally, experience the Spider-Man 3 game the only way you should
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Music used: Neuro Rhythm by Jens Kiilstofte https://machinimasound.com/music/neurorhythm/
Licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/)
20xx by Evan King http://evanking.bandcamp.com/album/20xx
Face It, Tiger by Married With Sea Monsters https://marriedwithseamonsters.bandcamp.com/
FURTHER READING Interview with the producer of Superman 64
See the rings. Live the rings.
The sad tale of the Dark Knight that wasn't
Justice League Heroes: Not McDuffie's greatest work, but we forgive him
And then there was the time Eric Bana battled The Leader
Aquaman's glorious sentient hair in 780p
The 100% real, I-swear-we-didn't-exaggerate-this-one-iota Batman Returns for the Saga Genesis
And finally, experience the Spider-Man 3 game the only way you should
#21: "Midnight In The Garden Of Venom And Carnage" (Challenge Of The Supertoons Part V)
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
04/06/17 • -1 min
or "Welcome to the Fashion Warriors, Betty... hope you survive the experience!" In part five of our animated retrospective, the Children of The Nineties revisit Marvel's biggest decade ever... until this current one, at least. From 1992-1999, follow the trail of broken dreams and legal fees that led to the shows that captured your five-year-old imagination, as we follow the redemption of Tony Stark, the battle for the soul of the Fantastic Four, and the unending shame of Ant Man. Why did She-Hulk and her gammazons take over an unsuspecting Hulk cartoon? What's the most adult-oriented Marvel cartoon you've never watched? And what shocking corporate intrigue REALLY led to Spider-Man being exiled from planet Earth?
To find out, well, you'll just have to listen!
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Tom Tataranowicz Talks Revamping Fantastic Four Tom Tataranowicz Talks Revamping Iron Man Season 1 Producer Dick Sebast on The Incredible Hulk
Tataranowicz and more on Hulk Silver Surfer Series Bible
Larry Brody on Silver Surfer Interview with Spider-Man Unlimited producer Will Meugniot About What The Hell Happened
Insane Interview with Fox Kids! Vice President on how "amazing" Avengers: United They Stand is:
To find out, well, you'll just have to listen!
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Music used: Neuro Rhythm by Jens Kiilstofte https://machinimasound.com/music/neurorhythm/
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FURTHER READING
Tom Tataranowicz Talks Revamping Fantastic Four Tom Tataranowicz Talks Revamping Iron Man Season 1 Producer Dick Sebast on The Incredible Hulk
Tataranowicz and more on Hulk Silver Surfer Series Bible
Larry Brody on Silver Surfer Interview with Spider-Man Unlimited producer Will Meugniot About What The Hell Happened
Insane Interview with Fox Kids! Vice President on how "amazing" Avengers: United They Stand is:
#19: "To Me, Allies For Peace!" (Challenge Of The Supertoons, Part III)
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
01/17/17 • -1 min
or "Spider-Woman In: Twerk Off The Dark!" In part three of our retrospective of animated adaptations, we look at the dawn of the Marvel Age Of Cartoons, from 1966 to 1979, as we ask ourselves just how loosely you can use the term "animation" before it loses all meaning. Who are the Allies For Peace, and why do they seem so familiar? What intervention from an animation legend led to Spider-Man tripping the light fantastic? Which second-string character unexpectedly has the greatest animated series you've never heard of? And just what is the nightmare known as Fleshman, The Living Flesh?
To find out, well, you'll just have to listen!
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Music used: Neuro Rhythm by Jens Kiilstofte https://machinimasound.com/music/neurorhythm/
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A look at The Marvel Superheroes, with pages from a 1966 trade journal
H.E.R.B.I.E.: The Ugly Truth
The Merry Marvel Marching Society Theme, via Lego Marvel Superheroes
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FURTHER READING
A look at The Marvel Superheroes, with pages from a 1966 trade journal
H.E.R.B.I.E.: The Ugly Truth
The Merry Marvel Marching Society Theme, via Lego Marvel Superheroes
BEHIND THE BULLPEN: Magdalene Visaggio
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
03/13/18 • -1 min
In our newest team-up episode, we talk with Eisner-nominated writer Magdalene Visaggio about her work on books such as Kim & Kim and Quantum Teens Are Go, what it's like to write for licensed properties, which comics she's been getting into, and her new Young Animal series with Sonny Liew and Chris Chuckry, Eternity Girl! Come for the interview, stay for the conspiracy theories about OMAC.
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