RGP #041 - What If? 52

DOOMPEAK

What If? volume 2, Issue 52, Marvel Comics, cover-dated August 1993.

"What If Doom Became Sorcerer Supreme?", by Dan Slott, with art by Manny Galan and Mark Stegbauer.

What happens when  #BigComic presents an "imaginary story" in which Doctor Doom accomplishes (some of) his ultimate goals? Is this one of the few What If stories that ends with a happy ending?

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Promo: Fanholes

Next Time: Doom 2099 26 & 27, cover-dated February & March 1995.

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RGP #040 - The Origin of Doctor Doom!

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Fantastic Four Annual #2, Marvel Comics, cover-dated 1964.

"The Origin of Doctor Doom," by Jack Kirby & Stan Lee..

What happens when former Fantastic Four podcaster Andy Leyland shows up to discuss the original version of Doctor Doom's origin story, from all the way back in 1964? Is proper respect shown for the great Latverian leader? How much of this origin has been redacted over the years by #BigComic?

And Happy Jack Kirby Month!

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Promo: Once Upon A Geek

Link: Andy's Palace of Glittering Delights podcast 

Next Time: What-If? volume 2, issue 52, cover-dated August 1993.

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CRJ #086 - July 2022

Professor Alan's Comic Book Reading Journal #086

July 2022

So what comics did Professor Alan read last month? How many were from cheap bins? And how many focused on saloons, shootouts, owlhoots, and marshals, as part of #WesternComicsMonth? Listen to the episode AND FIND OUT!!!

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Promo: The Overlooked Dark Knight

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SS #069 - Return & Announcement

Shortbox Showcase #69 - Feedback, Return, and an Announcement

In this episode, Em and Professor Alan give an update about where they have been for the last 20 months, go over some epic listener feedback, and close the show with a MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT regarding the FUTURE OF THIS PODCAST!


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Link: Em's store, The Book Loft

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QBP #185 - All-Star Western 23

Quarter-Bin Podcast #185

All-Star Western #23, DC Comics, cover-dated October 2013, for #WesternComicsMonth.

"Man Out Of Time," written by Justin Gray & Jimmy Palmiotti, with art by Moritat.

What happens when Professor Alan is joined by the Irredeemable Shagg to talk about the New 52 adventures of one of comic's leading Western characters???

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Promo: Prairie Justice: A Greg Sanders Vigilante Podcast

Link: Shagg's Fire and Water Network

Next Episode: Camelot 3000 1 &2, DC Comics, December 1982 & January, 1983.

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CRJ #085 - June 2022

Professor Alan's Comic Book Reading Journal #085

June 2022

So what comics did Professor Alan read last month? How many were from cheap bins? And how many focused on barbarians, spies, and other similar characters, as part of #AdventureComicsMonth? Listen to the episode AND FIND OUT!!!

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Promo: Batgirl to Oracle: The Barbara Gordon Podcast

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QBP #184 - Creatures on the Loose 26

Quarter-Bin Podcast #184

Creatures on the Loose #26, Marvel Comics, cover-dated November 1973, for #AdventureComicsMonth.

"Tower of the Serpent-Women," written by Gardner Fox, with art by Val Mayerick & Wayne Howard. Adapted from the novel by Lin Carter.

What happens when Professor Alan is joined by Billy D to talk about one of comic's Top Ten All-Time Barbarians!!!

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Promo: Inner Demons

Link: Billy's Magazines & Monsters

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