"So ... What Age Are We In Now?" Professor Alan and Emily discuss what distinguishes the "eras" of comic books and what trends we are witnessing now that will define the 2010's and following decades. Golden Age fisticuffs, Silver Age Silliness, Bronze Age Relatability, Modern Age deconstruction, and EXTREME POUCHES can all be found ... in the Shortbox.
** We know of at least one major factual error in this episode, and there are probably many minor ones. Remember that we are not experts; just family.
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Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Friday, July 26, 2013
Uncovering the Bronze Age, Episode #0
In this first installment of Uncovering the Bronze Age, meet Emily as she attempts to explains in ten minutes or less her motivation for starting a comic book podcast and her history with both comic books and podcasts. This was the first thing recorded for Relatively Geeky (at 1am on an iPhone, before we even had a domain name) so please be lenient and enjoy this look behind the internet curtain!
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Monday, July 22, 2013
Quarter-Bin Podcast, Episode #1
Adventures of Superman #524, June 1995.
"Where is Superman," by Karl Kesel, Stuart Immonen, and Jose Marzan.
Clark Kent is in hiding, working as a lumberjack. Ma and Pa are living under false names. Lois has been kidnapped, and Jimmy Olsen's whereabouts are unknown. What villain could scare Superman this much? Listen to this episode to find out!
Next Episode: DC Comics Presents #59, July 1983.
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Promo #1: Book Guys
Promo #2: Superman Podcast Network
Special thanks to Billy Hogan of the Superman Fan Podcast for advice and feedback.
"Where is Superman," by Karl Kesel, Stuart Immonen, and Jose Marzan.
Clark Kent is in hiding, working as a lumberjack. Ma and Pa are living under false names. Lois has been kidnapped, and Jimmy Olsen's whereabouts are unknown. What villain could scare Superman this much? Listen to this episode to find out!
Next Episode: DC Comics Presents #59, July 1983.
I would love to have your feedback on this episode!
Send e-mail to relativelygeeky@gmail.com
Follow me on twitter @professoralan
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50 guesses -- who is this character? |
Promo #1: Book Guys
Promo #2: Superman Podcast Network
Special thanks to Billy Hogan of the Superman Fan Podcast for advice and feedback.
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Episodes are coming!
We have scheduled the following episodes to come out, as follows:
Monday, 7/22 -- Quarter-Bin Podcast, episode #1
Friday, 7/26 -- Uncovering the Bronze Age, episode #0
Tuesday, 7/30 -- Shortbox Showcase, episode #1
Over this time, the episodes will be available for listening or downloading from this site. After that, we will submit to iTunes, and (fingers crossed) then the shows will be available to a wider audience.
If you listen to any of these episodes, we'd love to have your feedback, in the comments, or via email to: relativelygeeky@gmail.com
Monday, 7/22 -- Quarter-Bin Podcast, episode #1
Friday, 7/26 -- Uncovering the Bronze Age, episode #0
Tuesday, 7/30 -- Shortbox Showcase, episode #1
Over this time, the episodes will be available for listening or downloading from this site. After that, we will submit to iTunes, and (fingers crossed) then the shows will be available to a wider audience.
If you listen to any of these episodes, we'd love to have your feedback, in the comments, or via email to: relativelygeeky@gmail.com
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Coming Soon!
The super professional recording setup for Shortbox Showcase #1 |
Once that comes back and we are ready to submit the podcast to iTunes, we will start posting the episodes here, as well.
At this point, we have 4 episodes "in the can," and more pretty close. We will soon be posting for these shows:
Quarter-Bin Podcast. Professor Alan's first two episodes will feature comics starring Superman, in honor of the Man of Steel's 75th birthday.
Uncovering the Bronze Age. Episode #0 is ready to go, with Emily explaining the format and concept for the show. Work on episode #1 has also started.
Shortbox Showcase. This is the joint show. In episode #1, Professor Alan and Emily talk about the "ages" of comic books, and fight about what distinguishes the current era of comics from previous eras.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Uncovering the Bronze Age, promo
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Quarter-Bin Podcast, promo
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Right-click to download promo. Feel free to play it on your podcast -- if you do, shoot us an email (relativelygeeky@gmail.com) to let us know.