Jon Reads Comics Jon M. Wilson
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... and podcasts about them!
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NnB 37 — TF New Avengers 1, Galvatron
Furman’s next miniseries is delayed, so it’s summer crossover time! Layne and Jon take a look at the first issue of IDW’s New Avengers/Transformers and Transformers Spotlight: Galvatron from 2007!
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B5 30YL — 1.12 By Any Means Necessary
Jon and Blaine talk about the effects of taking employees for granted.
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Dracula — 9 May
Today we shift to a letter from Miss Mina Murray to Miss Lucy Westenra. Next episode will be on 12 May as we check back in with Jonathan.
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Dracula — 8 May
An entry from Jonathan Harker’s journal as he begins to see solid evidence that something is sinister and unnatural about his host. Return tomorrow for the next episode.
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Dracula — 7 May
Continuing today with another entry from Jonathan Harker’s journal, as he is left to explore the castle of Dracula. We continue tomorrow with the next episode.
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Dracula — 5 May
An entry from Jonathan Harker’s journal, as he journeys to and arrives at Castle Dracula. It’s time to meet the count himself! Next episode will drop in two days, on 7 May, as we continue with Jonathan Harker’s journal.
Customer Reviews
An excellent podcast, helping me to understand "Crisis" better
I've been listening to "Superman in Crisis" since it began, and, I have to say that I'm enjoying it more and more as it goes on. I am old enough to have read "Crisis on Infinite Earths" at the time it was originally published, and, although I knew at the time that it was a truly important event in DC's history, I didn't always understand what was happening, or even exactly who the main villain was. Host Jon M. Wilson takes the listener, week by week, through the "Crisis" series, and all the Superman appearances at that time (1985 -86). I've come to have a much better understanding of the events of "Crisis", although there are still things about it that I don't especially care for. Nevertheless, Jon is an excellent host for this daunting project, with his hard-earned knowledge of Superman, from his beginning in 1938, through the various Ages and incarnations of the character, and I respect and value his work here. Give it a listen. I think, if you've already read "Crisis on Infinite Earths", or want to fill in a gap in your knowlege, this is an excellent podcast.
All the pouches
Very enjoyable and to be honest, I had no respect for the storytelling of the image 7 at the beginning, but you give it the deep dive it deserves. I still collect Savage Dragon and have the entire run.
Awesome show
Image is what really got me into comics, for better or worse, and this is an excellent trip into those bygone comics. Just listening brings back so many memories. Thank you!