Hello, berserkers! In this episode, S.H.I.E.L.D. Agents Chris (@AceComics) and Reggie (@reggiereggie) check out a more recent offering by Marvel Comics: Indestructible Hulk #12 by Mark Waid and Matteo Scalera! After the usual biographical information, they talk about what brought Bruce Banner and his verdant alter ego into the employ of S.H.I.E.L.D., and catch the listener up to the very moment that they read the issue in question. After that, our completionists tell the rest of the Indestructible Hulk's story--right up to its final issue! After a short discussion of Old Norse berserkers and the positions they played in the military, our pair read some listener mail! This episode packs a punch strong enough to wallop a dinosaur, you don't want to miss it!
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Cosmic Treadmill ep. 109 - Underworld Unleashed #1 (1995)
Greetings,
soul-laden mortals! In this episode, naive bargainers Chris
(@AceComics) and Reggie (@reggiereggie) kick off 2018's #BestEventEver
crossover occurrence, when they read Mark Waid and Howard Porter's Underworld Unleashed
#1, published by DC Comics in 1995! After the creators' bios, our
misguided dabblers in the occult sift through every moment of this
issue. Later, they look at other incarnations of the Dark Lord that have
appeared in comics since the very beginning! There's no need to panic
about this episode, you have nothing to lose...except for your soul! So if that's the sort of thing that would bother you, then yeah, go ahead and panic.
Sunday, September 2, 2018
Cosmic Treadmill ep. 105 - Marvel Comics' Age of Apocalypse Part Six: X-Men Omega #1 (1995)
It's
the dawn of a new day, comics enthusiasts! In thie episode,
time-jumpers Chris (@AceComics) and Reggie (@reggeireggie) conclude
their six(!) part look at Marvel Comics' 1995 X-Men event, Age of
Apocalypse, when they read X-Men Omega #1 by Scott Lobdell,
Mark Waid and Roger Cruz! After some quick biographical recap, they
detail every moment of this show-stopping conclusion, providing context
wherever available. Not content to leave things there, our Doctors Who
then go over X-Men Prime #1 by Scott Lobdell, Fabian Nicieza,
and...many talented artists. After some post-Apocalyptic biographies for
event architects Lobdell and Nicieza, our pair discuss the fallout from
this "self-contained" event, and share their personal thoughts about
it--one having read it for the first time for this podcast, the other
having bought it as it came out in 1995! We bet you can guess which is
which. Listen in to find out if you're right!
Sunday, July 22, 2018
Cosmic Treadmill ep. 100 - Marvel Comics' Age of Apocalypse Part One: X-Men Alpha #1 (1995)
Hello,
dwellers of an alternate dystopian future! In this Giant-Size episode,
dimension-shunters Chris (@AceComics) and Reggie (@reggiereggie) check
out Marvel Comics crossover so big, they'll need multiple parts to get
through it! It's Age of Apocalypse, part one, specifically dealing with 1995's X-Men Alpha
#1 by Scott Lobdell, Mark Waid, Roger Cruz and Steve Epting! After
laying down some substantial story groundwork, our pair dive right into
biographies for all four creators that are directly involved in X-Men Alpha
#1! After dissecting that issue to the last panel, our guys are pretty
tuckered out, so they table further apocalyptic events until the next
episode! You won't want to miss the first installment of this
dimensionally-sneaky series!
Sunday, May 27, 2018
Cosmic Treadmill ep. 92 - Silver-Age: 80 pg. Giant #1 (2000) #JLMay
Greetings, comics enthusiasts! In this
episode, unlikely heroes Chris (@AceComics) and Reggie (@reggiereggie)
do their bit for the podcast crossover event #JLMAY2018 when they read
DC Comics' Silver Age: 80 pg. Giant #1 by Mark Waid, Eduardo Barreto,
and others! They run down the other issues in the series to set the
stage for the grand finale, which tests their (lack of) voiceover skills
to the limit! After a break, our raspy pair the other stories in this
issue, including creator bios for all of them. To wrap up, a discussion
of what the Silver Age was--in comics and in American history! It's a
millennium event that you don't want to miss! Which means it isn't
actually Millennium.
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