QBP #084 - Phantom Stranger 1

Quarter-Bin Podcast #84

Phantom Stranger #1, DC Comics, cover-dated October 1987.

"The Heart of a Stranger," by Paul Kupperberg, with art by Mike Mignola & P Craig Russell.

Worldwide weather disasters. Tensions in the Middle East. A missing Soviet agent. A cult leader bringing a demon to our world. And appearances by Jimmy Olsen, Commissioner Gordon, and Eclipso! What is the Phantom Stranger going to do, in light of these signs of the times? Listen to the episode and find out!

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Promo: Midnight ... The Podcasting Hour!

Next Episode: Maybe DC Retroactive Wonder Woman the '70s, DC Comics, cover-dated September 2011. Or maybe Mars #1, First Comics, cover-dated January 1984.

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QBP #083 - Phantom Stranger 21

Quarter-Bin Podcast #83

Phantom Stranger #21, DC Comics, cover-dated September/October 1972.

"The Ressurection of Johnny Glory," by Len Wein, with art by Jim Aparo.
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"Woman of Stone,"by Len Wein, with art by Tony DeZuniga.

What happens when noted Phantom Stranger mega-fan Rob Kelly joins Professor Alan to talk about a real bad dude who sort of survives an execution. And what are Rob's true feelings about Doctor Thirteen? Listen to the episode and find out!

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Promo #1: Mark's Mess
Promo #2: Secret Sagas of the Multiverse

Link: Rob Kelly's Fire & Water Podcast Network
Link: Rob Kelly's blog post about this episode.

Next Episode: Phantom Stranger #1, DC Comics, cover-dated October 1987.

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CRJ #016 - September 2016

Professor Alan's Comic Book Reading Journal #016

September 2016

So what comic books did Professor Alan read since the last time he talked about the comics he read?  How many were given to him by Northeasterners, compared to Midwesterners? And how many did he read from the Hoopla app?

Listen to this super-special episode #16 ... and find out!

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Next Episode: What comics did Professor Alan read during October? Will he read fewer comics with the Fall semester in full swing, or will his recent rush into digital comics lead him to read even more? Find out when that episode comes out in early November.

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SS #046 - Luke Cage and Blaxploitation Comics

Shortbox Showcase #46 - We're Just Talking About Cage

Have you missed Uncovering the Bronze Age? Well, then this episode is the one for you! Emily gets her sociology on, as she and Alan talk about the 70's phenomenon of Blaxploitation media. They focus largely on the character of Luke Cage, and what it is about Luke that has made him a popular character to this day.

Special thanks to Stella, Donovan Morgan Grant, and Derek Coward for their contributions to this episode.

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Promo: The Heroes & Hops Podcast

Link: Derek Coward's Comic Book Noise Network
Link: "The Minority Report" episode of Batgirl to Oracle

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