QBP #143 - Gods for Hire #1

Quarter-Bin Podcast #143

Gods For Hire #1, Hot Comics, cover-dated December 1986.

"The Saturday Knights," written by Joe Judt, with art by Barry Crain & Dell Barras.

What happens when Professor Alan tackles the most obscure comics and publisher in the history of the Quarter-Bin? What does a small-press color comic from the mid-eighties look like?

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Promo: Waiting For Doom

Next Episode: Four Color Comics 1253 (Space Man), Dell Comics, cover-dated January - March 1962.

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Source: World's Greatest Comics

QBP #142 - Original Ghost Rider Rides Again #1

Quarter-Bin Podcast #142

The Original Ghost Rider Rides Again #1, Marvel Comics, cover-dated April 1991.

"The Curse of Jonathan Blaze!"
and
"Personal Demons"

both written by Roger Stern, with art by Bob Budianksy, Joseph Rubenstein, and Dave Simons.

What happens when the Johnny Blaze wanders into a church on a rainy rainy night? And can he take on the terrifying power of a drunk carnival attender?

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Promo: Avengers Spotlight

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Source: Pulp Reality

CRJ #051 - August 2019

Professor Alan's Comic Book Reading Journal #051

August 2019

So what comics did Professor Alan read during August, as his summer vacation wraps up? How many were contributed by a certain generous Canadian (Rob Lantz)? How many were falling apart as they were read? How many did he actually pay full price for?

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Promo: Thomas Deja's Cinematic Mirage Podcast

Link: The Comic Connection Store, Oakville, Ontario
Link: David Doub's "Demons in the Darkness" kickstarter

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