Shortbox Showcase #011

Shooting the Breeze with Luke!

We had a great conversation with Luke Jaconetti for our recent feedback episode, but much of what we talked about did not actually qualify as feedback. So consider this the deleted scences and expanded scenes from episode #10.  Even more Anime, some Asterix, the Daredevil movie, Ultra-Man and Godzilla are all discussed ... in the Shortbox!

We would love to have your feedback on this episode! (if Luke can do it, you can, too!)
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Quarter-Bin Podcast #010

Origin Story!


In this episode, I eschew the usual format and talk about how I got into podcasting. I say many nice things about many nice podcasts, most of whom I borrowed from  liberally, almost none of which did I blatantly rip off. Well, not too much.

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Next Episode: Micronauts #6, June 1979.

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Promo #1:The Book Guys
Promo #2: Uncovering the Bronze Age

Shortbox Showcase #010

FEEDBACK (and a guest)!

Professor Alan and Emily sift through the loads of feedback they have received since their last feedback episode. And since much of that feedback came from Luke Jaconetti, they invited Luke (the host of a Godzilla podcast, the proprietor of a Hawkman-themed blog, and a co-host of a horror movie podcast) on to the show for a conversation. Superman, Scrooge McDuck, Anime vs Manga, Luke Cage and a pitch for an Unknown Soldier movie are all discussed ... in the Shortbox!

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Promo #1: Waves of Tech
Promo #2: Dinner 4 Geeks

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Quarter-Bin Podcast #009

Nick Fury's Howling Commandos #1, December 2005.
"Creatures on the Loose," by Keith Giffen, Eduardo Francisco, Kris Justice, and Terry Pallot.

A vampire! A zombie! A Frankenstein monster! A hot redhead! And David Hasselhoff (sort of)! What do these frightening examples of horror monsters have in common? And what do they all have in common with S.H.I.E.L.D.? Listen to the episode to find out.

Next episode: Not Applicable (it'll be a surprise)

Promo: Two True Freaks: Comics Monthly Monday

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Shortbox Showcase #009

60 Comics Everyone Should Read (part 3 of 3)

Using a recent article from Buzzfeed as their jumping off point, Professor Alan and Emily finish their really long and mostly interesting talk about what makes up the comic book "canon." Spider-Man, Sandman, Superman, zombies and super-hero deconstructions are all discussed ... in the shortbox.

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Promo #1: Trentus Magnus Punches Reality
Promo #2: Nutty Bites

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Shortbox Showcase #008

60 Comics Everyone Should Read (part 2 of 3)

Using a recent article from Buzzfeed as their jumping off point, Professor Alan and Emily continue to work through the list of the comic book "canon." Emily expresses her love for creature actor Doug Jones, we talk about two critically acclaimed "literary" graphic novels, and the tensions between readers of comics and manga are addressed ... in the shortbox.

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Promo #1: Alibi Jones
Promo #2: Hey Kids! Comics

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Link: Doug Jones' website
Link: Doug Jones on the Try This At Home show