@robertliefeld dear Rob, I hope you do an episode on Image teaming up with Jack Kirby to do Phantom Force. It's a great jam effort and I really enjoyed it.
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What would a Monday be without #horror#comicbooks? BORING! Listen in as Paul Hix (Waiting for Doom) and I continue our walk through Saga of the Swamp Thing! 2 more fun issues and a cliffhanger that’s very interesting. #podcast
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Written by Stan Lee. Art by Moebius. When the space-god known as Galactus arrives on Earth to rule over mankind, only the stalwart Silver Surfer, his former herald, stands in his way.
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#Podcast update- I have several episodes under review for copyright infringement, but it’s pretty evident I’ll have to pull down my episodes of The Brave and the Bob (as requested), and re-edit them. I’ve begun that process so bear with me. It’ll take a while.
The Phantom Zone #2 - "Earth Under Siege" https://t.co/iCul5M2jKr via @YouTube
In "Earth under Siege!" by Steve Gerber & Gene Colan. Superman & Quex-Ul (Charlie Kweskill) watch helplessly from the Phantom Zone as General Zod, Jax-Ur, & their Kryptonian cronies attack the Earth!
The real catch for me here is Scary Tales #2 feat. western horror story Valley of Death. A story about a man who bests Death only to become Death. I've been after this issues for ages. As some of you know I really love the Western genre, and love the horror/western combos. Dig ..
Watching "Death Rides a Horse" (after many years!!)
Scripted by Luciano Vincenzoni, who co-wrote Leone Westerns “For a Few Dollars More” and “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,”
Watched "Day of Anger" (I Giorni Dell'Ira) last night. Great film, solid (maybe slightly atypical) plot & beautifully paced. The film finds Lee Van Cleef's Frank Talby in a more calculating & ruthless gunslinger mode. Unrelenting, yet so likeable, no-one does that better than LVC
I noted Scott's mule is named 'Sartana', which was the same name of another gunfighter in his own series of films.
'Anger was dir. by Tonino Valerii & released in '67 - while "If You Meet Sartana Pray for Your Death" was dir. by Renato Izzo (rel. '68). Haven't found the link yet.