Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 13, 2018

Episode 35: Armageddon 2001 - Superman Annual 3

Welcome back once again, true believers....

I continue my epic multiepisode arc with Episode 35: Armageddon 2001 - Superman Annual 3

This month in What's in Head's Longbox, Michael Bailey and Clinton Robinson join me to talk about Superman Annual 3!


Episode 35 – Superman Annual 3

Cover Date: 1991
On Sale Date: April 9, 1991          
Cover Price: $2.00           
Title: "Execution 2001"  

Writer: Dan Jurgens
Penciller: Dusty Abell
Inker: Terry Austin, John Beatty, Dick Giordano, Dennis Janke
Letterer: John Costanza
Colorist: Glenn Whitmore
Editor: Mike Carlin

Reprinted In:

Superman Annual #3 [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 41 minutes, on Head's Bookshelf, I briefly look at the novel series... Dexter.

And still no final song (though I play plenty of clips this episode).  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 continue our Armageddon journey....

See ya next time.

Tuesday, June 20, 2017

Episode 31: The Second Sword of the Atom Special and a Third Anniversary!

Welcome back true believers....

This is a special month for Head Speaks.  Four years ago, I went and watched Jay and Silent Bob's Groovy Cartoon Movie.  Then three years ago, I released my first episode of Head Speaks.  Now it's three years later and I present to you.... Episode 31: The Second Sword of the Atom Special and a Third Anniversary!

First up on we look at A Little Head, where I once again talk about my podcasting origins.

Then at 24 minutes in we have "What's In Head's Longbox?", where we continue our Atom coverage with his next appearance... The Sword of the Atom Special 2

Sword of the Atom Special 2

Sword of the Atom Special #1
Cover Date: 1985
On Sale Date: May 2, 1985
Cover Price: $1.25
No story title other than Sword of the Atom

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

Reprinted In:
Sword of the Atom TPB (2007)

Synopsis:
The Atom is relating a tale about while they were rebuilding New Morlaidh, they were attacked by warriors on warbirds.  These warriors had been attacking other tribes that had popped up after Morlaidh was destroyed.  They would steal the women and kill the men that tried to stop them.
When they attacked New Morlaidh, they took Laethwen.  Atom questioned the one surviving warrior and discovered that their leader Torbul, has implanted chips in his people that can monitor them and kill them with a small bomb (that apparently The Wall would still in a couple of years).  The only reason he can talk freely is that his injuries damaged the implant.  If they could destroy the equipment, Torbul’s own men would join Atom against him.  Then their captive died.
We get to “present” time where we see Atom has been relaying this story to Norman and Paul.
Paul then tells his own story how Jean was having Ray’s stuff moved out.   One of the workmen tripped and activated the shrinking ray which shrunk Jean down.  They then decide to hunt down Ray to see if he can help them return her to normal.
Once arriving in the jungles, they too were attacked by Torbul’s men.  Jean was captured and their guides ran away.
Paul blames Ray for everything and Ray agrees.  He then gives his size changing belt to Paul and shows him how to work it, in case anything happens to him.
Meanwhile we cut to the prisons where Laethwen is being held, who meets her new roommate, Jean.  Rays’ ex and current flames begin conversing with each other.
As Ray, Norman and Paul are going over plan to rescue their lady loves, they are once again attacked by the warbirds.
Norman accidentally drops a transmitter they were going to plant on one of the birds and Paul gets pulled away by one of the birds, shrinking down in the process.
Not able to defeat the pink skins, one of the warriors calls off the attack.  With Torbul, he watches this on his monitors and detonates the bomb in that man’s head for calling off the attack without orders to.  He then goes to the cells to examine the wild women that were brought in.  As one of the guards takes Laethwen to get cleaned up and brought to Torbul, we go back to Ray and Norman discussing a scintillation detector that Norman used to find old Morlaidh.  Ray has an idea to use the device to locate the belt and in turn his friends.
After finding Torbul’s castle, Atom and Voss dress as warriors and infiltrate the stronghold, leaving Norman as back up.  Once inside, they get stopped as one of the guards notice that Atom is a ‘pink skin’ and is in an area he shouldn’t be in.  Once him and Voss are scanned, the guards discover that they don’t have a chip in them.  The two men are exposed and taken to Torbul.
Meanwhile, Paul sneaks in to Jean’s cell, shrunk down.  He then shrinks them down to escape her cell.  As they make their exit, they’re stopped by several guards.  Paul then sets the belt to enlarge and starts growing bigger and bigger, crushing the walls and ceiling.
In front of Torbul, he’s laying out his plans to Atom.  He informs our hero that once he starts his breeding program, everyone that is born will have an implant.  Atom knocks Torbul back in defiance, which allows him to reach his machine, turning a switch causing everyone to enter a murderous rage and attack The Atom.  Ray throws an ax in to the machine destroying it and Torbul’s influence over the populace.  Ray again knocks Torbul down, which this time allows him in grabbing distance of Laethwen.  Torbul pulls a knife and puts it to the Princess’ neck.
Before he can cut her throat, the floor starts cracking as Paul comes busting through.  As Torbul tells his people to kill the “giant”, Laethwen smacks him upside the head with her chains.  Ray and everyone else walks away leaving Torbul amongst his ruins, ranting about how all traitors deserve death.  At this one of his ex-guards shoots an arrow through his mouth, killing him.
Jean and Paul head back to America where Jean discovers that Paul still has Atom’s belt… and he might use it again some day.
Back with Atom and Laethwen, she’s informing him that Jean kept talking about her lawn back home and how she thinks she’ll have Jean send her one.  The story ends with Atom carrying Laethwen off in to the sunset.

At 1:23 we have "Head's Bookshelf".  This month I briefly look at a Young Adult series called Cape High.

Then at an hour thirty we see: "Where’s Head Going?"

This episode, I look at the podcast: From Crisis to Crisis: A Superman Podcast by Michael Bailey and Jeffery Taylor.

This show, follows the rebirth of Superman from the Man of Steel mini-series (written by John Bryne) after The Crisis up until Infinite Crisis. It's a great show and one of my major influences. Be sure to check the guys out.

And this month, I don't play a final song.  Debating on not doing that anymore.  I'm on a Podcasting Facebook group and there's been a lot of talk on there about how podcasts can get in trouble for playing others songs like I have been, so I'm considering dropping that.

But if you're in a bad 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 during the Crisis on Infinite Earths!

See ya next time.

Tuesday, July 19, 2016

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.

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Head Speaks Presents! Alexis Speaks 2: Dog With A Blog!

Greetings constant listeners.

Welcome back to Head Speaks and to another special episode, Alexis Speaks 2: Dog With A Blog!

Alexis wanted to do another podcast, so since I'm wrapped around her little finger, here we are!

Take a listen as she talks about her favorite tv show, Dog With A Blog (which has recently been cancelled).

Also, we play some Taylor Swift song she wanted me to play at the end....

And soon, you can find her under her own feed on iTunes.

But currently she can be found on iTunes and Stitcher under Head Speaks!

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

For my own shout outs....

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

See ya next time.

Monday, September 21, 2015

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.

Sunday, August 23, 2015

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.