Episode 36: Armageddon 2001 - Batman Annual 15

Welcome back once again, true believers....

I continue my epic multiepisode arc with Episode 36: Armageddon 2001 - Batman Annual 15

This month in What's in Head's Longbox, I have fellow Unite DC Comics Facebooker, John Jack join me to talk about Batman Annual 15!

Batman Annual 15

Episode 36 – Batman Annual 15

Cover Date: 1991
On Sale Date: April 16, 1991
Cover Price: $2.00

Title: "The Last Batman Story"

Writer: Alan Grant
Penciller: Jim Fern
Inker: Steve Leialoha
Letterer: John Costanza
Colorist: Adrienne Roy

Editor: Dennis J. O'Neil

Cover Credits
Artist: Scott Hampton

Reprinted In:
Batman Annual #15 [Variant] (1991)

Then at 38 minutes in, we get a Little Head as I introduce a new family member in to the Head Household.

Then at 1 hour and 9 minutes in we take a look at Head's Mailbag.

And still no final song.  Still debating on whether I want to do that at this point.  What do you guys think?  Let me know....  Also if you're in a band and would like your song played on the show, feel free to get in touch with me (music@HeadSpeaks.com)

Follow my guest John Jack on Twitter at @johnbatusijack

Commericals played this episdoe:

DCOCD

From Crisis to Crisis

JLI BWhahaha

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

If you like the show, be sure to rate us and leave some feedback on iTunes.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Also check out The Headcast Network which is available on iTunes.
Come, take a listen.

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast as we continue our Armageddon journey....

See ya next time.

Episode 33: The Sword of Thrones!

Welcome back once again, true believers....

I bring to you Episode 33: The Sword of Thrones!

First up, I visit my wife in her studio (formerly our piano room) and for about 2 hours, I talk to her about one of her favorite shows on tv... Game Of Thrones!  Listen as we discuss the characters the death and the sex.  And we also talk about the book.
Be forewarned, Spoilers abound.

And you can check her out at Moss Creations

And a couple of her designs...

Then at 2 hours and 20 minutes we have "What's In Head's Longbox?", where we continue our Atom coverage with his next appearance... The Sword of Atom Special 3

Sword of the Atom Special 3:  Zombies Attack!

Cover Date: 1988
On Sale Date: February 2, 1988
Cover Price: $1.50

Editor: Mike Carlin
This issue has no title
Writer: Jan Strnad
Penciller: Pat Broderick
Inker: Dennis Janke
Letterer: Albert Tobias De Guzman
Colorist: Petra Scotese (Goldberg)
Cover Credits
Penciller: Pat Broderick
Inker: Dennis Janke

Reprinted In:
Sword of the Atom TPB (2007)

Comments:
This issue is the first appearance of the post-Crisis Atom. Though his adventures appear to continue from pre-Crisis continuity, the post-Crisis Atom is considered to be entirely independent from his Earth-1 counterpart.

And then at two hours and fifty nine minutes, I close out the show with: "Where’s Head Going?"

This episode, I look at the podcast: Now Playing Podcast.

And still no final song.  Still debating on whether I want to do that at this point.  What do you guys think?  Let me know....  Also if you're in a band and would like your song played on the show, feel free to get in touch with me (music@HeadSpeaks.com)

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

If you like the show, be sure to rate us and leave some feedback on iTunes.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Also check out The Headcast Network which is available on iTunes.
Come, take a listen.

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast as we start our maxi series....

See ya next time.

Episode 32: The Atom's Homecoming Crisis!

Welcome back true believers....

I know.... I had my third anniversary episode and then I disappear for a couple of months.  Sorry about that.  I'm hoping I've got this issue sorted out and I can get back to a regular release.

But enough with that...  I now bring you Episode 32: The Atom's Homecoming Crisis!

First up on we look at Geekin' With Head, I take a look at DC and their various reboots.  They started it with The Crisis on Infinite Earths.  Then they had Zero Hour as the Crisis didn't fix their problems (due to issues I talk about this episode).  Then more recently they had Flashpoint which rebooted in to the New 52.  And most recently they had Rebirth.  Why so many?  What happened?

This episode I talk about that and also what I would do if I was placed in charge of DC Comics with Head's DC Rebirth.

Then we have "What's In Head's Longbox?", where we continue our Atom coverage with his next appearance... The Crisis on Infinite Earths.
The Atom appears in issues 5,8,9 and 10 (According to Mike's Amazing World of Comics).

Not one of the covers of the comics, but a really cool poster for Crisis.  Use to have this on my wall at work at one point.

Writer: Marv Wolfman
Penciller: George Perez
Inker: Jerry Ordway
Letterer: John Costanza
Colorist: Anthony Tollin (Carl Gafford issue 10)

Reprinted In:
Crisis on Infinite Earths HC (1999)
Crisis on Infinite Earths TPB (2001)
Crisis on Infinite Earths:The Absolute Edition HC (2006)

I only briefly touch on the actual story of The Crisis.  During this episode I mention a couple of other places to learn more about The Crisis on Infinite Earths:

Interdisciplinary Comics Studies

Chris and Reggie’s Cosmic Treadmill

And Michael Bailey's and Scott Gardner's Tales of the Justice Society.  As I say Michael and Scott only are up to issue 4 at this point, as they've had to taken a hiatus, but I'm hoping they return soon as I'm enjoying it.

Then I go to At The Movies With Head.  This month I give an overview and my thoughts the newest Spider-Man movie, Spider-Man: Homecoming.  Listen in and see if I liked it or not....

I close out the show with: "Where’s Head Going?"

This episode, I look at the podcast: Hollywood Babble On hosted by Ralph Garman and Kevin Smith.

And once again, this month I don't play a final song.  Still debating on whether I want to do that at this point.

But if you're in a band and would like your song played on the show, feel free to get in touch with me (music@HeadSpeaks.com)

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

If you like the show, be sure to rate us and leave some feedback on iTunes.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Also check out The Headcast Network which is available on iTunes.
Come, take a listen.

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast as we check out the Atom in The Atom Special number 3!

See ya next time.

Episode 28: The Sword of the Atom 4 plus The Fold

Welcome back true believers....

Sorry for the delay, I'm working on getting caught up with my podcasts... but here is the Episode 28: The Sword of the Atom 4 plus The Fold

First up on Head's Bookself, I take a brief look at The Fold by Peter Cline.

The Fold tells the story about a man named Mike Erikson who has been asked by a friend to look at a door in California that allows travel thousands of mile in a single step.  According to the scientists, it works perfectly, but if so, why are they hesitant to unveil it and how it works?  That is what Mike is looking in to.

Then on "What's In Head's Longbox?", we're going to continue taking a look at The Sword of the Atom, with issue 4 the final issue.

Sword of the Atom 4
Cover Date: December 1983
On Sale Date: September 29, 1983
Cover Price: $0.75
Title: "Look Homeward, Atom"

Writer: Jan Strnad
Artist: Gil Kane
Letterer: John Costanza
Colorist: Thomas J. Ziuko
Editor: Dick Giordano
Cover Credits Artist: Gil Kane
Reprinted In:
Sword of the Atom TPB (2007)

Question for you guys... do you like it when I put a recap of the issue on here, or do you prefer just the credits?  Let me know at SwordoftheAtom@headspeaks.com

Then on "Where is Head Going?", I talk briefly about another podcast I listen to.  Tell Em Steve Dave.  This is put on by a couple of friends of Kevin Smith and Q from Impractical Jokers.  Caution, this podcast is NOT family friendly, but a good listen, nonetheless.

Plus we have Head's Mailbag....

Finally, our final song is "Hickey's on my neck " by Audio Two.

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Also check out The Headcast Network which is available on iTunes.
Come, take a listen.

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 27: The Sword of the Killing Joke

Welcome back true believers....

Sorry for the delay, I'm working on getting caught up with my podcasts... but here is the 27th Episode of Head Speaks : The Sword of the Killing Joke!

First up on At The Movies With Head, I review the Killing Joke animated movie.  Way back when I ranted and raved about the comic... so I must love the movie?  Right???  Listen in and find out.

Then on "What's In Head's Longbox?", we're going to continue taking a look at The Sword of the Atom, with issue 3.

Sword of the Atom 3

Comic Title: Sword of the Atom #3
Title: "Mourning's End"

Cover Date: November 1983
On Sale Date: August 25, 1983
Cover Price: $0.60
Editor: Dick Giordano

Writer: Jan Strnad
Artist: Gil Kane
Letterer: John Costanza
Colorist: Thomas J. Ziuko
Cover Credits
Artist: Gil Kane

Reprinted In:
Sword of the Atom TPB (2007)

Question for you guys... do you like it when I put a recap of the issue on here, or do you prefer just the credits?  Let me know at SwordoftheAtom@headspeaks.com

Then on "Where is Head Going?", I talk briefly about a podcasting buddy and his show.... Pat Sampson's The Longbox Crusade, where Pat is on a mission to read them all...

Plus we have Head's Mailbag....

Finally, our final song is "Shot Through The Heart " by Bon Jovi

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Also check out The Headcast Network which is available on iTunes.
Come, take a listen.

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 26 : The Sword of the Atom issue 2!

Greetings true believers....

Not sure what happened, but it appears I forgot to post the blog page for the 26th Episode of Head Speaks : The Sword of the Atom issue 2!

This month on "What's In Head's Longbox?", we're going to continue taking a look at The Sword of the Atom, with issue 2.

Sword of the Atom #2
Title: "A Choice of Dooms"
Cover Date: October 1983
On Sale Date: July 28, 1983
Cover Price: $0.60
Editor: Dick Giordano

Writer: Jan Strnad
Artist: Gil Kane
Letterer: Gaspar Saladino
Colorist: Thomas J. Ziuko

Cover Artist: Gil Kane

Reprinted In:
Sword of the Atom TPB (2007)

Synopsis:
We start off where last issue ended with Taren and The Atom facing off an army of rats.  Suddenly gas starts entering the room, knocking the two men out.

Deraegis tells the king how the two men will make fine gladiators.   Ray is locked up and thinks how he picked up some of the language on the ride in and after a few days he’ll have it down.  After weeks locked up, he’s finally given a new costume and sent out to fight.  His opponent is a blinded Taren.  When the crowd sees what happened, they begin turning on the king for his cruelty.

Pohrager, one of the trainers, helps Taren and Ray escape as the crowd rushes the stage.  He takes them to a frog that is awaiting them, along with Laethwen.   As the guards rush him, The Atom tries to hold the guards back so Taren and the Princess can escape, but Pohrager, says that he’s not saving Taren, but The Atom.

The guards take Pohrager to the king whom he tells that the people have turned against him when they saw he blinded a prisoner for sport.  The king is confused by his accusations.

Back in the forest, Ray thinks back to how he got here and the events of issue 1.  When they stop, Ray tells Laethwen his story and she relates theirs to him.

They are from another planet.  Morlaidh was established to be a penal colony for political undesirables.  Without support from home, their technology failed and they became more barbaric.   They started splitting in to warring tribes.  Her father wishes to unit them , while Deraegis thinks it can only be done via conquest.  Laethwen says that her dad’s adviser has turn the king in to a cruel man obsessed with his dreams.

While talking Taren yells for help as he’s confronted by a lizard.  Atom throws his sword in to the lizard’s mouth to scare it off, and then the creature is fell by a barrage of poisoned arrows by Taren’s band. Back in Morlaidh, the king tells his adviser he can deal with Pohrager as he sees fit.
Taren introduces The Atom to his group and he is welcomed in to the tribe.

Back in Morlaidh, we find Pohrager being hung and thirsty, driving the city even further against the king.    Deraegis takes the prisoner some water and tells him that Caellich’s cruelty has not gone unnoticed and he’ll soon be freed.  He says that there is talk of rebellion, which townsfolk over hear which fans the flames of revolt even more.

Back in the woods, Laethwen tells The Atom how even away from their home planet, class prejudices still rule and it took her awhile to overcome that to admit her feelings for Taren.  Taren tells the pair that he was betrayed by one of his own.  Now that he’s blind, Atom will have to lead his men.  He makes a comment how the forest is dangerous for the weak, careless, and disabled.
As Atom leave Laethwen to try and talk sense to a despondent Taren, he’s cold cocked by one of Taren’s men, Voss, who believes The Atom is a spy working for the king.  The fight a little as Voss is knocked next to his poison arrows, of which he grabs and threatens Ray with.

Cut to the Loring/Palmer house where Jean calls up Paul to have someone to talk to.  Being a wonderful human being, he offers to come over to comfort Jean.
To Be Cont.

Be sure to take a listen and let us know what you think.

Then on "Where is Head Going?", I talk briefly about Saturday Morning Fever from the Fire and Water Network.

Finally, our final song is "Just A Friend " by Biz Markie

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Also check out The Headcast Network which is available on iTunes.
Come, take a listen.

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 25: The Sword of the Atom pt 1!

Greetings true believers....

Welcome back to Head Speaks and to our 25th Episode : The Sword of the Atom pt 1!

This month on "What's In Head's Longbox?", we're going to star taking a look at one of my two favorite heroes...  The Atom!

This month, we're going to review The Sword of the Atom, issue 1.

The Sword of the Atom issue 1

Comic Title: Sword of the Atom #1
Publisher: DC
Cover Date: September 1983
On Sale Date: June 23, 1983
Cover Price: $0.60

Editor: Dick Giordano

Writer: Jan Strnad
Artist: Gil Kane
Letterer: John Costanza
Colorist: Thomas J. Ziuko

Reprinted In:
Sword of the Atom TPB (2007)

Then continuing next month, we'll look at the other issues.  Next we'll move on to the three specials and then finish up with The Power of the Atom! (which leads into my Task Force X Headcast, down the road).

Be sure to take a listen and let us know what you think.

Then on "Where is Head Going?", I talk briefly about First Strike: The Invasion Podcast!

Finally, our final song is "Don't Worry, Be Happy" by Bobby McFerrin

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Also check out The Headcast Network which is available on iTunes.
Come, take a listen.

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 22: The Musical Interlude Episode 3

Greetings constant listeners.

Welcome back to Head Speaks and to Episode 22: The Musical Interlude Episode 3

Before I start, a small announcement.  Since I'm usually a day or two late getting my podcasts out, I'm going to try something. I'm going to start releasing my podcasts on each Thursday of the week instead of Tuesday.  Not a big change, but it is what it is.

Now on to this episode.....

First up, I start a new segment, 'Getting Head in the car', where I spend my drive home from work recording on my phone.  It's a new segment I'm trying out.  Let me know what you think.  This month, I talk a little about DC Comics and the Legends of Tomorrow comic.

Then on Geeking With Head, I continue to talk about and playing more cartoon intros from my youth (the 60's - 80's).

This is the third part of a multi part episode (not sure how many episodes yet...).

This episode I talk about the following shows (each link goes to the Wiki page talking about the show):

1. Transformers
2. Batman The Animated Series
3. Justice League
4. The Greatest American Hero
5. HR PuffNStuff

Then on Where Is Head Going?  I look at an buddy's podcast... The Irredeemable Shag's Justice League International Bwhaahaha Podcast.
It's Shag's new show that looks at the late great Justice League International comic.

Finally, our final song is Big Mouth by Whodini

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Also, I now have my own network.  The Headcast Network is available on iTunes.  You can either subscribe to Head Speaks by itself or subscribe to the Network where all of my shows will be posted.  Not only can you get Head Speaks, but you can also get (on one convenient feed):

1. G.I. Joe: A Real American Headcast
2. Task Force X
3. The Starman/Manhunter Adventure Hour
4. Alexis Speaks

Come, take a listen.

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 21: Cartoons of my youth part 2!

Greetings constant listeners.

Welcome back to Head Speaks and to Episode 21: Cartoons of my youth part 2!
(Editor's note... I realize that I accidently put an apostrophe in the title on iTunes.  Opps)

This month on Geeking With Head, I decided to spend about 50 minutes or so where I continue to talk about and playing more cartoon intros from my youth (the 60's - 80's).

This is the second part of a multi part episode (not sure how many episodes yet...).

This episode I talk about the following shows (each link goes to the Wiki page talking about the show):

1. Centurions
2. Tennessee Tuxedo
3. Fractured Fairy Tales
4.  Voltron
5.   Dungeons and Dragons
6.  He-Man
7. Spider-man and his Amazing Friends

Then on Where Is Head Going?  I look at a buddy's podcast... Ryan Daly's Secret Origin Podcast
I showed up on episodes 14 and 28, and I have at least one more appearance scheduled in the next month or two.

Finally, our final song is 19, by Paul Hardcastle.

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Also, I now have my own network.  The Headcast Network is available on iTunes.  You can either subscribe to Head Speaks by itself or subscribe to the Network where all of my shows will be posted.  Not only can you get Head Speaks, but you can also get (on one convenient feed):

1. G.I. Joe: A Real American Headcast
2. Task Force X
3. The Starman/Manhunter Adventure Hour
4. Alexis Speaks

Come, take a listen.

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 20: Jerry Lee's Musical Interlude

Greetings constant listeners.

Welcome back to Head Speaks and to Episode 20: Jerry Lee's Musical Interlude

First up on A Little Head...  As you'll notice and I talk about, I have done away with my "porno" version of my intro.  Over the last few months, I've been doing a lot of thinking and while I still believe in speaking my mind, I think I want to keep this podcast more Family Friendly.  So while there will be the occasional episode with more adult content, by and large, most episodes will be more Safe For Work and lil ears.

But back to A Little Head, this episode I dedicate and talk briefly (about 5 minutes) about my brother, Jerry Lee Todd II.  He was born Feb 26, 1973 and died Dec 12, 1984.  Again, I've gone in length on other episodes about his death, so I just briefly mention him this episode.  I'll probably talk more about him in future episodes....

But I want to keep this episode a little lighter, as on Geeking With Head, I decided to spend about 40 minutes or so talking about and playing some cartoon intros from my youth (the 70's and 80's).

This is the first part of a multi part episode (not sure how many episodes yet...).

This episode I talk about the following shows (each link goes to the Wiki page talking about the show):
1) Schoolhouse Rock
2) The Littles
3) Laff-A-Lympics
4) Visionaries
5) MASK
6) Silverhawks
7) Thundercats

Don't worry, True Believers, there will be more shows to come.  Due to family issues and time, this is but the first.

Finally, our final song is No More Kings, one of the Schoolhouse Rock songs.

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Also, I now have my own network.  The Headcast Network is available on iTunes.  You can either subscribe to Head Speaks by itself or subscribe to the Network where all of my shows will be posted.  Not only can you get Head Speaks, but you can also get (on one convenient feed):

1. G.I. Joe: A Real American Headcast
2. Task Force X
3. The Starman/Manhunter Adventure Hour
4. Alexis Speaks

Come, take a listen.

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 19: Michelle Awakens The Force

Greetings constant listeners.

Welcome back to Head Speaks and to Episode 19: Michelle Awakens The Force

First up on A Little Head, I continue talking about my family, as I tell you about my wife, love and enabler, Michelle Moss.

I continue my Star Wars fandom, by giving my review of The Force Awakens.  Yes, this is Spoiler filled.

Finally, our final song is the Star Wars Cantina theme.

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM HEAD SPEAKS!

I want to wish all of my listeners, a very, Merry Christmas.

In honor of the holiday, I present a special episode of Head Speaks... My first annual (hopefully) Christmas special:  Holy Shit, It's Christmas!

Warning, not all of the songs are meant for the ears of the younger listeners.  So I guess this is your Parental Advisory.

A little background (that I mention on the show).  Many years ago, I worked an Internet Provider doing technical support (we supported about 50 companies at one time).  In 2002, for Christmas, I decided to put together a Christmas CD.  So I searched the internet (we'll leave out the details of how at this point) and found a bunch of funny and/or offensive Christmas songs.  I took about 20 of them (or so), threw them on a CD and gave them out to friends at work.  A gal I worked with (who one day down the road  I'd romance and end up marrying) created some album art for me (I think that was the year it had me flipping the camera off, with a Santa hat, sitting in front of a fire).  I put the cd in a plastic case with the covering and handed them out to my friends from work (that would appreciate it).

Then 2 years later, I repeated the process.  Again, Michelle created the album art for me and I handed out CDs to people.
Everyone seemed to love it and kept requesting more....

Well, in 2005 me and the before mentioned Michelle got married and I just didn't have time to do any more cds after that...

But now that I have my own podcast, I figured I'd bring the tradition back and release the songs via my podcast.

Please keep in mind that I do not own any copyrights on any of the songs nor do I make any money on this podcast.  I am just presenting these to my listeners so they can possibly hear some good and humorous songs.

When possible I mentioned the name of the artists (for the few I knew).

Anyways... hope you enjoy the songs.  Drop me a line and let me know.

Until next month, Merry Christmas!

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 18: Star Wars Episode 2: The Head Awakens!

Greetings constant listeners.

Welcome back to Head Speaks and to Episode 18: Star Wars Episode 2: The Head Awakens!

First off, let me apologize... Some how I seemed to have forgotten to update the blog when I released Decembers episode.  So here it is.

First up on A Little Head, I talk about my brother, Jerry Lee Todd II.  He died on Dec 12, 1984.  This episode I talk about the night of our house fire and the tragic two weeks that followed.

If you wish to skip this section of Head Speaks, go ahead and skip the first thirty minutes and you can jump to the STAR WARS section. This month is a bit shorter (once you get past me reliving my past).  Join me as I talk briefly about the Star Wars Marathon I'll be going to next week and then as I talk about the Star Wars novel The Legacy of The Force.

Plus we have Where's Head going (yes, it is Star Wars related) and Head's Mailbox.  Join us.

Finally, our final song returns with 'A Fanboy Christmas'.  I think it's by the Great Luke Ski.

Special Note: On Christmas day, I will be releasing a special Christmas episode of Head Speaks.  Come back and check us out.

Merry Christmas to all my listeners and a Happy New Year.

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 17: R.I.P. Murphy Anderson pt 1

Greetings constant listeners.

Welcome back to Head Speaks and to Episode 17: R.I.P. Murphy Anderson pt 1

This month we have a special episode dedicated to the memory of a great comic book legend.  Murphy Anderson passed away on Oct 22, 2015.  He had a long and distinguished career.

Some of his notable work includes:

DC Comics
Action Comics #379, 393-424, 426-428, 430-433, 485, 544, 600, 700 (inker) (1969-1994)
Action Comics Weekly #613-641 (inker) (1988-1989)
Adventure Comics #383, 453 (inker) (1969-1977)
The Atom #1-11, 13 (inker) (1962-1964)
The Atom and Hawkman #39-41, 43-44 (1968–69)
Batman #254 (inker) (1974)
The Brave and the Bold #28, 47 (inker); #61-62 (1960-1965)
DC Comics Presents #5, 8; #67-68, 95 (inker) (1979-1986)
Detective Comics (Elongated Man) #357, 359-360, 377; (Batgirl) #384-385, 388-389, 392-393, 396-397 (inker); (Robin) #390-391, 394-395 (inker); (Batman) #431-432 (inker) (Jason Bard) #431, 433 (inker); (the Atom) #432 (1973); (Hawkman) 480 (1966–1978)
The Flash #110-111, 114-115, 117-119, 121, 148-150, 152, 195, 200-204, 206-208 (inker) (1959-1971)
Green Lantern #1, 4, 9-10, 16, 21, 71, 73-74, 137 (inker) (1960-1981)
Hawkman #1-21 (1964–1967)
Heroes Against Hunger #1 (inker) (1986)
House of Mystery #37; #198, 212, 302 (inker) (1955-1982)
House of Secrets #91 (1971)
My Greatest Adventure #42 (1960)
Mystery in Space #2, 4, 7-17, 45-48; (Adam Strange) #56-59, 61-70, 72, 74-83, 85, 87-91 (inker) (1951-1964)
The New Teen Titans vol. 2 #15 (inker) (1985)
Phantom Stranger #1, 4-6 (1952-1953)
Phantom Stranger vol. 2 #4-5 (1969-1970)
Secret Origins (Doll Man) #8; (Uncle Sam) #19; (Black Condor) #21 (1986–1987)
Showcase (the Atom) #34-36 (inker); (I-Spy) #50 (inker); (Doctor Fate) #55-56; (Spectre) #60-61, 64 (1965–66)
Spectre #1; 6-8 (inker) (1967-1969)
Strange Adventures #9-11, 44, 53, 55, 94, 96, 99, 111, 115, 119, 121-122, 124-125, 127-128, 130-131, 133, 13-137, 139-140, 142-143, 145-146, 148-149, 151-152, 154-155, 159, 161-163, 227; (Captain Comet) #12-44; (Atomic Knights) #117, 120, 123, 126, 129, 132, 135, 138, 141, 144, 147, 150, 153, 156, 160; (Adam Strange) #222, 226 (1951-1970)
Superboy #167-172, 175-184, 186-195, 197 (inker) (1970-1973)
Superman #233-238, 241-244, 246-251, 253-270, 411, Annual #10 (inker); (Fabulous World of Krypton) #233; (Private Life of Clark Kent) #270 (1970–1985)
The Superman Family #186 (inker) (1977)
Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen (full art) #129-130, 132; (Superman and Jimmy Olsen heads re-drawn over Jack Kirby layouts) #136-139, 141-145, 148 (1969–1972)
Superman: The Wedding Album #1 (inker) (1996)
Weird Worlds (John Carter of Mars) #1-3 (1972–1973)
World's Finest Comics (Tommy Tomorrow) #121-122; (Super-Sons) #216, 221 (inker); (Superman and Batman) #217, 220, 244-246, 256 (inker); (Hawkman) #256 (1961-1979)

Image Comics
Shadowhawk #9 (1993)

The rest of his work can be located at his Wiki page (where I pulled this information from).

Also, this month I review Showcase 60, the return of The Spectre!

Showcase 60... Inked by Murphy Anderson

Cover Date: Jan/Feb 1966
On Sale Date: November 25, 1965
Cover Price: $0.12
Editor: Julius Schwartz

Title: "War That Shook the Universe"
Pages: 24

Writer: Gardner F. Fox
Artist: Murphy Anderson

Reprinted In:
Adventure Comics #491 (1982)
Showcase Presents:The Spectre TPB (2012)

I also make mention of Mr. Anderson's website which is now dedicated to his memory.  It can be located at http://www.murphyanderson.com/

While you're at it, check out my fellow podcasters also celebrating Murphy Anderson's life and work.

Here is the listing as of right now... but listen for others to join in.

List of Podcasts and episodes doing tributes to the late great Murphy Anderson

Flowers & Fishnets: A Black Canary Podcast episode 19

Hosted by Ryan Daly with guest host Chris Franklin from the Super Mates Podcast

Covering The Brave and the Bold #61 and #62 (Starman and Black Canary team-up

link to website: http://blackcanaryfan.blogspot.com

Professor Alan’s Comic Book Reading Journal (CRJ) #005

Hosted by Professor Alan

Covers the comics Alan read in October, 2015

talks about Murphy Anderson comics (Superman 254, Legion 245, 246) at the end of the episode

link to website: http://relativelygeekypodcast.blogspot.com 

Head Speaks Episode 17

Hosted by Aaron *Head* Moss

Covering Showcase 60 (The Spectre, drawn by Murphy)

Talking about Murphy Anderson’s life and work history (from Wkipedia)

Mentioning his website: http://www.murphyanderson.com/

link to website: http://head.headspeaks.com

Task Force X Episode 16

Hosted by Aaron *Head* Moss

Covering Showcase 34 (1st appearance of Ray “The Atom” Palmer, inked by Murphy)

link to website: http://taskforcex.headspeaks.com

Comic Book Time Machine #77

Hosted by Ben Avery (and Daniel Butcher & Matt Anderson, but they aren’t taking part in this)

Covering Atomic Knight stories from various Strange Adventures issues from 120 to 160 

link to website: http://comicbooktimemachine.com

Who’s Who Special: Murphy Anderson

Hosted by The Irredeemable Shag and Rob Kelly

A “greatest hits” collection of Who’s Who Podcast entries, all drawn by Murphy Anderson

link to website: http://fireandwaterpodcast.blogspot.com

I decided to forgo the closing song this episode, but never fear, it will return next month!

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 16: The Irredeemable Grayson

Greetings constant listeners.

Welcome back to Head Speaks and to Episode 16: The Irredeemable Grayson

This episode I continue my fourth episode of my four episodes on my kids.  This month I conclude with my youngest son, Grayson Robert Moss!

My son Grayson Robert Moss...  yes named after Dick Grayson!

On Geeking with Head, The Irredeemable Shag and myself, continue living in the past with our  second part of our two part epic, where we talk about what we both consider the Golden Age of comics, 1985-1995.  Come see what we think, then let us know what you think!

Shag can be found on his own podcast entitled The Fire and Water Podcast.  On the web he's at http://firestormfan.com
When looking on the social medias, look for the hashtag, #FWPodcast
I suggest checking out his site and podcast.

The Fire and Water Podcast.

Firestorm Fan's website!

And for our closing song, we play "You Talk To Much" by Run DMC (which I should have played two months ago when I talked about Steven Moss, as this is one of his favorite songs).

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Head Speaks Presents: Alexis Speaks!

Greetings constant listeners.

Welcome back to Head Speaks and to a very special episode, Head Speaks Presents: Alexis Speaks!

This special episode stars my 7 year old daughter, Alexis Grace Moss, as she undertakes her very first podcast.

Come listen as she talks about some tv shows she likes and her very own creation: Fireburst!

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

15th Episode: Very Bad Things with Alexis and The Irredeemable Shag!

Greetings constant listeners.

Welcome back to Head Speaks and to my 15th Episode: Very Bad Things with Alexis and The Irredeemable Shag!

This episode I continue my third episode of my four episodes on my kids.  This month I talk about my only daughter, Alexis Grace Moss.  Come listen in.

On At The Movies With Head, I talk about Very Bad Things,which was released in 1998.  Staring:  Cameron Diaz, Jon Favreau, Daniel Stern, Jeremy Piven, Christian Slater, Leland Orser and Jeanne Tripplehorn.

The plot from IMDB: A group of friends head to Las Vegas for a bachelor party.. only things go wrong and a woman is killed. Soon, the bodies are piling up and the friends find themselves turning against one another as the coverup builds.

Very Bad Things from 1998

On Geeking with Head, The Irredeemable Shag and myself, relieve the past in the first part of our two part epic, where we talk about what we both consider the Golden Age of comics, 1985-1995.  Come see what we think, then let us know what you think!

Shag can be found on his own podcast entitled The Fire and Water Podcast.  On the web he's at http://firestormfan.com
When looking on the social medias, look for the hashtag, #FWPodcast
I suggest checking out his site and podcast.

The Fire and Water Podcast.

Firestorm Fan's website!

Plus a special bonus!!!!

At the very end of the episode (after the end credit's song), stay tuned for a few words from a very important little girl.

That's right, my beautiful daughter, Alexis guests on her very first Headcast.....

And stay tuned in about 2 weeks for an extra special episode of Head Speaks Presents....

Presents?  Presents what?  check back in 2 weeks to find out what!

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 14: Crisis on Infinite Stevens!

Greetings constant listeners.  Welcome back to Head Speaks and to my 14th Episode: Crisis on Infinite Stevens!

This episode I continue my family exploration as I talk about my second son, Steven Aaron Moss.  Come listen in.

On Head's Longbox, I celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Crisis on Infinite Earths (the link goes to the Wikipage for the Crisis).

This was DC's wide line crossover that changed the DCU forever.

I mention another podcast during my talk (which is my Where Is Head Going for the month).  Here is the link that that website: Tales of the Justice Society of America Presents: Crisis on Infinite Earths

And I want to hear from you guys.  Have you read The Crisis on Infinite Earths?  Did you like it?  Did you think it was needed?  Let me know.  I want to hear from you.

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
You can visit our blog directly at http://head.headspeaks.com
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 13: Talking About Tim!

Greetings constant listeners.  Welcome back to Head Speaks and to my 13th Episode: Talking About Tim!

This episode is a little later than I planned and also a short one.

This episode I talk a little about my oldest son, Timothy Edward Moss.  For the next couple of episodes, I'm going to devote some time to talk about my kids.

Also on Where's Head Going?, I'm going to start talking about some of the podcasts I listen to.

Which one is it this month?  Listen and find out!

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.

Episode 11: The Conway Corner Podcast Crossover Pt 1.

Greetings constant listeners.  Welcome back to Head Speaks and to my 11th Episode: The Conway Corner Podcast Crossover Pt 1.

This is a very special episode where we celebrate one of the greatest comic creators on the earth... Gerry Conway.  The genius who gave us classics as The Death of Gwen Stacey and created wonderful characters such as Killer Croc, The Punisher, Killer Frost, and most importantly... FIRESTORM!!!!!!

Before I go any further, I want to give special thanks to Michael Bradley of the Superman and Batman podcast for getting this whole thing under way and to Shag Mathews over at Firestorm Fan and The Fire and Water podcast, for helping keep us under control and organized.  Great work guys.... You're doing the work of the gods (or something).

Mr. Conway has recently written a post on his Tumblr page regarding DC and their Creator Equity...  You can check out Mr. Conway's Tumbr at:
http://gerryconway.tumblr.com/ 

A few weeks ago, he wrote a story called: Who created Caitlin Snow on #TheFlash? According to @DCComics, nobody.

To hear more about this, check out this episode and read Mr. Conway's Tumblr.

Also this episode I do a Character Profile of Mr. Conway.

As an aside, I recommend checking out The Fire and Water Podcast episode 125, where Shag and Rob have an excellent interview with Mr. Conway regarding Creator Equity and the current issue with DC Comics (and as I say in the episode, when we say DC Comics, we mean DC Entertainment, the suits and big wigs, not DC Comics editorial (such as Didio, Johns, and Lee)).

But back to me and Head Speaks....

After that in What's In Head's Long Box, I review Firestorm The Nuclear Man, issues 1 and 2 (both written by Gerry Conway and penciled by Al Milgrom).

Finally in Where's Head Going?, I talk more about the Conway Corner Podcast Crossover (#ConwayXover).

Here is Gerry's original article (Check it out):

http://gerryconway.tumblr.com/post/117619743363/who-created-caitlin-snow-on-theflash-according

The other podcasts and blogs participating are (and I recommend them all):

Superman & Batman Podcast - Michael Bradley (organizer of this entire event!) w/guest Aaron Moss -- Superman/Batman teamup from World's Finest #269, plus the Conway-written Red Tornado story from the same issue. 

Fire & Water Podcast (Rob Kelly and Irredeemable Shag) -- Episode 125 - Gerry Conway Interview on Creator Equity 

http://fireandwaterpodcast.blogspot.com/2015/05/125-gerry-conway.html

Flowers & Fishnets (Ryan Daly) - Episode 11 covering Black Canary and Green Arrow stories from World’s Finest #245. http://blackcanaryfan.blogspot.com
http://blackcanaryfan.blogspot.com/2015/05/episode-11-conways-corner-crossover.html

SuperMates - (Chris & Cindy Franklin) - w/ Kyle Benning, Superman Family 186-187:
http://supermatescomic.blogspot.com/2015/05/super-mates-episode-31-conways-corner.html

From Kid to Flash (Mythmaking ETC) (Chris Ivey) -Episode 18. -- Secret Society of Supervillains #8 and #9 (1977) --  http://mythmakingetc.blogspot.com/2015/05/from-kid-to-flash-18-conwayxover.html

The Hammer Podcasts! (Gene Hendricks) - Episode 12 covering Thor 224,Podcast Page: http://twotruefreaks.com/shows.php?show=35) Episode Link: http://twotruefreaks.com/media/podcasts/TheHammerPodcasts/mp3/THP-Episode012.mp3

Quarter Bin Podcast (Alan Middleton) - JLA #188, http://relativelygeekypodcast.blogspot.com/2015/05/qbp-052-justice-league-of-america-188.html

Between The Pages Blog (Karen Williams) - The Sweet Superhero Stories of Gerry Conway will focus on his work on Amazing Spider-Man and the Justice League of America.  The stories I plan to touch upon are the Death of Gwen Stacy, the original clone saga, 1st appearance of the Punisher, Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man, The JLA / JSA / New Gods, the JLA / JSA /Secret Society of Supervillains, JLA 200, and Justice League Detroit.
http://betweenthepagesblog.typepad.com/between-the-pages-blog/2015/05/the-sweet-superhero-stories-of-gerry-conway.html

LanternCast (Chad Bokelman and Mark Marble)
Episode #220 - The Collaborative Conway Crossover Caper!
Content for Review:     Brave and the Bold #17 and Super Team Family #12
http://www.lanterncast.com/lanterncast-episode-220-the-collaborative-conway-crossover-caper/

King-Size Comics Giant-Size Fun (Kyle Benning) - http://kingsizecomicsgiantsizefun.blogspot.com
w/ Rob Kelly, DC Special Series #1, a Dollar Comics Issue that features a Conway penned Aquaman story.
http://kingsizecomicsgiantsizefun.blogspot.com/2015/05/king-size-comics-giant-size-fun-ep-022.html

Vault Of Startling Monster Horror Tales Of Terror (Shawn Engel) - Tomb of Dracula - The regular gang of idiots (Chris Honeywell, Luke Jaconetti, Chris “Hair-Metal Hero” Tyler, newcomer Jason Jaconetti, and myself) will synopsize and discuss the first issue of Tomb of Dracula on episode 48 of the show. We’ll also discuss the relevance of horror comics returning to mainstream comics and touch on the whole situation with Mr. Conway. Forewarned, the show does tend to have limited filters at times, so an adult content warning might be advised -- Check it out here. .Here is the url...http://twotruefreaks.com/media/podcasts/vaulthorror/mp3/Vault48.mp3
http://twotruefreaks.com/shows.php?show=26

Pop Culture Affidavit (Tom Panarese) -- Cinder and Ashe #1-4; as part of “80 Years of DC Comics” series.

Comic Book Time Machine (Ben Avery) - Superman/Spider-man and (maybe) the unofficial crossover in Amazing Fantasy, Justice League, and Thor, Amazing Adventure 16, JLA 103, and Thor 207

Task Force X (Aaron “Head” Moss) - Episode 10 - Action Comics #521 - Available at http://headspeaks.com

Head Speaks (Aaron “Head” Moss) - Episode 11 - Covering Firestorm #1-2. - Available at http://headspeaks.com Normally Head Speaks often uses language not suited for the entire family.  Younger viewers are normally discouraged.  This episode he’ll try to contain his potty mouth. 

Hey Kids, Comics! (Andy and Micheal Leyland) We are in the middle of a bunch of bandwagon jumping shows about comics characters about to get TV shows. In the Luke Cage episode (released on 28/5/15) we’ll be covering AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #128.

Back to the Bins (Paul and Crew) - 

Superman Forever Radio (Bob Fisher) - something Superman

 ---

Remember when talking about this on the social medias, use the hashtag: #ConwayXover.

Join us over at Task Force X episode 10, for the second part of my special Conway Corner Podcast Crossover.  Available soon!

As always, all copyrights and trademarks are their respective owners.  No infringement implied or intended.

You can listen to Head Speaks on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at my website: http://headspeaks.com
 (or on the link at the top of this page).
Please check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/headspeaksheadcast
You can also check me out on Google + by looking for Head Speaks.

E-mail me any bitches, moans, and gripes to: head@headspeaks.com  Any and all comments are welcome.

If you want to record a message you can send it to me at head@headspeaks.com

Be sure to join me next time for another fantastic episode of The Head Speaks HeadCast!

See ya next time.