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Sunday, June 8, 2014
Want to see Bobby Blakey's art and his own humor including the newly relaunched Last Stop? Check out six years of the strip plus new material
right here!
Own the first year of You Are Here in a collected edition (Your First Year Here) only $7.50 postpaid.
More details here.
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Friday, June 6, 2014
Welcome to another great issue of Hey Kids, Comics! in which the very first story arc, Comic Shop Confidential, is explored anew. In this installment Andrew Farmer and Cole Houston return to the most popular issue of the show to date and take a second look at Women in Comics.
The role that women play in comics has been ever-evolving and that is rich subject matter that was worth a second look. Andy gets vehement and the discussion is lively as your hosts cover the damsels in distress, the strong female leads, the archetypes, and the headline-grabbing controversies that are part of the history of women in comics.
You can check out the original episode (HKC! #3) here.
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Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Welcome to a very special episode of The Rantcor Pit featuring fan interviews collected at All-Con 2014!
Intrepid field reporter (and co-host) Eddie Medina took time out of his All-Con weekend to track down some die-hard Star Wars fans for short interviews. Interests ranging from cosplay to collecting are represented in four segments that feature a huge cross-section of age and experience. In interviews and anecdotes, three generations of Star Wars fandom can be found.
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Sunday, June 1, 2014
Future Imperfect
It's a Whadjathink? Double Feature Weekend!
Welcome to another great crossover episode of Whadjathink? where Catherine Houston and Bobby Blakey are joined yet again by Andrew Farmer and Cole Houston of Hey Kids, Comics! in what has become a comic book movie tradition.
With a trio of die-hard comic book fans and one comic movie fan who "married into it", you can expect some really intense discussion of this movie. The good, the bad, the great that came out of this franchise rebooting movie are discussed at length. Expect some fanboy gushing and some interesting insights from your collection of X-hosts.
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JediCole
Want to see Bobby Blakey's art and his own humor including the newly relaunched Last Stop? Check out six years of the strip plus new material
right here!
Own the first year of You Are Here in a collected edition (Your First Year Here) only $7.50 postpaid.
More details here.
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JediCole
Saturday, May 31, 2014
Welcome to the latest edition of Whadjathink?, the movie show that is more akin to the drive home
with friends after the movie than a review.
As such it is chock full of spoilers, so it is always best to have seen
the movie before listening to this podcast.
This time your hosts Catherine Houston and Bobby Blakey set their sights
on the “King of Monsters” as portrayed in Godzilla! But there’s more! They are joined by their respective spouses,
Cole Houston and Drucilla Blakey to discuss not only 2014’s blockbuster, but
the original 1954 Japanese cut of Godzilla!
Both couples had attended screenings in Dallas recently of
the film that started it all in the original Japanese with English
subtitles. Raymond Burr was nowhere to
be seen and aspects of the original not shown in the US in the 50s added a new
element to the story. From the first to
the latest incarnation of Toho’s flagship kaiju, the contrasting visions of two
tales released 60 years apart will make this one of the most fascinating
episodes yet!
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| For Bobby Blakey |
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It is time again for Hey Kids, Comics! (if a day late) and we are continuing our look back at Comic Shop Confidential. Andrew and Cole revisit the very first story arc of this series with a look at sex and sexuality in comics - again!
From the suggestive to the overt, comics have long had a history of letting the real world make it onto the four color page by giving characters a sex life of some kind. Way back in issue #2 Andrew Farmer and Cole Houston took a look at sex and sexuality in comics and are ready to do so yet again.
Join us for a look back our origins and one of the more compelling topics to have been tackled on this show. You can check out the original episode (HKC! #2) here.
