Han Solo the Dog getting ready to record the next episode of the podcast.
Secret Sagas of the Multiverse: The Doom Patrol This piece of digital fan art is inspired by my love of #doompatrol and a recent episode of the #secretorigins podcast. Though often compared to the #xmen they are more a twisted version of #fantasticfour
Secret Sagas of the Multiverse: The Man-Wolf. I am at it again with the digital art. This on is in the #halloween spirit and was inspired by a #powerrecords episode of the #fwpodcast. Features the #spiderman character of Man-Wolf.
This podcast series is an issue by issue rating and review show for the creator owned series Kurt Busiek’s Astro City. The series is the creation of writer Kurt Busiek and artists Brent Anderson on interior art with Alex Ross on character design and covers. The series examines the world of superheroes from different angles looking from a point of view of bystanders, supervillains, and the costs of being a superhero.
Your host Dr. G the Man of Nerdology and his Rogues Gallery of co-hosts will discuss plot, the art, the writing, and the impact of each issue. We will look at the influences of the series and on the series as it explores the superhero genre.
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This podcast series is an issue by issue rating and review show for the creator owned series Kurt Busiek’s Astro City. The series is the creation of writer Kurt Busiek and artists Brent Anderson on interior art with Alex Ross on character design and covers. The series examines the world of superheroes from different angles looking from a point of view of bystanders, supervillains, and the costs of being a superhero.
Your host Dr. G the Man of Nerdology and his Rogues Gallery of co-hosts will discuss plot, the art, the writing, and the impact of each issue. We will look at the influences of the series and on the series as it explores the superhero genre.
You can subscribe to our podcast through iTunes, where you can also leave a rating and review: Pulp 2 Pixel Podcasts
You can find episodes and articles about the podcast and leave comments or messages at:
My #4faveMarvel, which doesn’t seem like it was even a thing people were actually doing. On twitter I mentioned that my Marvel picks feel more in the moment, because two of them are very recent incarnations of characters. My favorite Marvels shift more often. Thing and Beast are mainstays
forever but the rest tend to move around. Loving Squirrel Girl and Captain America right
now, so that’s where I went. If the list went longer it’d probably be a bunch of X-Men, Luke Cage, and Lockjaw.
This pic makes me want to see more Thing and Beast team ups. I feel this needs to be something we get more of. Ben Grimm’s Yancy St-isms and Hank McCoy’s dry academic wit would play well together. I could almost see them having a Ham and Monk relationship in many ways.
