Relatively Geeky Network: July 2018

Wednesday, July 18, 2018

QBP #121 - Adventure Comics 488

Quarter-Bin Podcast #121

Adventure Comics 488, DC Comics, cover-dated November 1981.

"J -- as in Jinx and Jeopardy," by Bob Rozakis, with art by Carmine Infantino and Dennis Jensen.

and

"Tender Poison," by George Kashdan, with art by Trevor von Eeden and Larry Mahlstedt.

In our second installment of the "Dial Q for Quarter-Bin" summer series, Professor Alan is joined by 2 more guests (Sean Ross, and Luke Jaconetti) to discuss the 2 "Dial H" stories in this issue.

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Promo #1: Comic Book Time Machine
Promo #2: Modern Life Podcast Network

Link: Sean Ross' "Marvel Secret Wars and Beyond" podcast
Link: Luke Jaconetti's "Earth Destruction Directive" podcast

Next Episode: Adventure Comics 489, DC Comics, cover-dated December 1982.

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Source: World's Greatest Comics

Tuesday, July 10, 2018

SS #59 - Heroes Con-versation 2018

Shortbox Showcase #59 - The Heroes Con Report

In this contastic new episode, Em and Professor Alan talk about their trip to Heroes Con in Charlotte, North Carolina. They talk about the podcasting buddies they met, the comic professionals they met, the comic semi-professional they met, the costumes they saw, and all the stuff they purchased. Did they enjoy themselves? And what did Mrs. Professor think of all the craziness?

Listen to this episode ... and find out!

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Promo: Michael Bailey's Views From the Longbox

Check out these links to some of the people whose voices you hear in the episode, or were otherwise mentioned..

Link: Artist Artyopteryx
Link: Artist Amanda Winter of Tailored Trinkets
Link: Author Beth Martin
Link: Author Joshua Robertson
Link: Author and podcaster (but not inker) Matt D Wilson
Link: Author and podcaster John Hartness
Link Author Arylias Nova
Link: Author Stuart Thaman
Link: Columbus College of Art & Design
Link: Comic creator Milton Lawson
Link: Comic creator Michel Fiffe
Link: Comic creator Jarrod Alberich, the Yard Sale Artist
Link: Historical Conquest: The Game
Link: Podcast Cool Kids Table
Link: Podcast Kingdom Smarts
Link: Podcast Exiled
Link: Publisher Falstaff Books
Link: WebComic RuneWriters
Link: WebComic Perils Ahead
Link: WebComic SheDwarf
Link: WebComic Little Guardians
Link: The Faith & Fandom Podcast

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Monday, July 2, 2018

CRJ #037 - June 2018

Professor Alan's Comic Book Reading Journal #037

June 2018

So what comics did Professor Alan read during June? How many were Summer podcasting projects? How many were from lovely listeners and podcasting buddies? How many were related to his recent trip to Heroes Con in Charlotte, NC?

Listen to this exciting episode #37 ... and find out!

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Promo #1: In Country
Promo #2: Punch Like a Girl

Link: Buy Geek-Girl #1.

Next Episode: What comics did Professor Alan read during July? Listen in early August and find out!

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CRJ #037 - Gallery Post

During the "Doctor Doom's Fireside Chat" segment, Professor Alan describes all of the Doom sketches he got at the recent Heroes Con, in Charlotte, NC. Here are all of the sketches: