Quarter-Bin Podcast #109Marvel Megazine #1, Marvel Comics, cover-dated October 1994.
Feature story: "Betrayal," from Iron Man #115, by Bill Mantlo, John Romita Jr, & Dan Green.
Other stories discussed:
"Back to the Basics," from Fantastic Four #232, by John Byrne.
"Marked for Murder," from Daredevil #159, by Roger McKenzie, Frank Miller & Klaus Janson.
"Call of the Desert," from incredible Hulk #314, by John Byrne & Bob Wiacek.
Four full-sized stories appear in this reprint issue, the beginning of a new "#9" series for the podcast. How do these stories (from 1979 - 1985) hold up, 30 - 40 years later?
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Great episode.
ReplyDeleteI find the artists personal life effecting my viewing of their art so difficult. Certainly if Polanski was doing a movie about pedophilia , I couldn’t watch (I’ve never seen his Lolita). But I love Chinatown.
I’ve never read Cerberus. If it was laden with misogyny, I’d be out. In the same way, books with any blatant political agenda turn me off. When the story supports the agenda, I tolerate it more. But when the agenda is primary, I’m out.
As for this issue, I have a very soft spot in my heart for Madame Masque. A very soft spot. So good choice!
Thanks, Dr. Anj! More Madame Masque in 10 episodes!
DeleteBetween personal things and political things, it it very hard to find a project to enjoy these days with a clear conscience.