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Magazines and Monsters

Magazines and Monsters
Tomb Of Dracula
DC Comics
Horror Comics
Marvel Comics
Dracula
Batman
Werewolf By Night
Bob Haney
Phantom Stranger
Bronze Age Comics
V For Vendetta
Black Panther
Saga Of the Swamp Thing
Gene Colan
Jack Kirby
Hammer House Of Horror
Silverblade
Brother Voodoo
Halloween
Steve Gerber

A podcast covering classic comics from the Silver, Bronze, and Copper Ages. Also, classic horror, fantasy and sci-fi films from pre-code to the 1980s! Marvel, DC, Hammer films, Amicus studio, it's all here! Hosted by Billy D., (A.K.A. Doc Strange) and a few of my favorite friends! Shows are as follows- The Bronze Age of Horror Comics (a guest and I discuss a comic(s) from the Bronze Age! The Brave... more

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Latest Episodes

It’s time for another fantastic Warren magazine, and my buddy Kirby is here to discuss this awesome issue of Eerie! We get several solid stories in this one including werewolves in space, Dracula, spinning out of Vampirella, and an entry by Esteban M... more

Hey everybody! Derek is back, and we’ve got another pair of awesome issues of Killraven to discuss! The first issue has a ton of recap but still delivers some awesome content. Then issue 30 brings a heartbreaking scene for our titular hero! All of th... more

Hey everybody, it’s time for more alien adventures starring Killraven! What does Thin Lizzy, Jim Shooter, and C-blocking have to do with these issues? You’ll just have to tune in to find out!

As usual, if you’d like to leave any feedback for the sh... more

If you’re wondering what happened to Evey, this is the episode for you!! V reveals something I never saw coming and it just reiterates how awesome Alan Moore is! Plus, two vignettes that don’t quite make it in the original printing. So join Dr Anj an... more

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Recent Guests

Dr Anj
Comic commentator and guest on the V for Vendetta coverage
Dr Anj (DrAnj70 on social)
Episode: Magazines and Monsters Presents- V for Vendetta 7, 1988 w/Dr Anj!
Jarrod Alberich
Artist and contributor, discussed Armando de Osorio and the Ghost Galleon
Yard Sale Artist
Episode: Magazines and Monsters Ep 170, Ghost Galleon (1975) w/Jarrod Alberich!
Scott West
Guest discussing Tomb of Dracula 59–60
Independent writer and commentator on Dracula comics
Episode: The Bronze Age of Horror Comics! Tomb of Dracula 59/60, 1977 w/Scott West!
Derek Kunsken
Author of The Quantum Magician
Author
Episode: Magazines and Monsters Ep 166, Amazing Adventures 19, 1973 w/Derek Kunsken!
Bryan Baugh
Creator of Wolf and Batsy
Self / Bryan Baugh (artist/writer)
Episode: Magazines and Monsters Ep 164, Tombs of the Blind Dead (1972) w/Bryan Baugh!
Jeremiah Jones Goldstein
Guest on the episode discussing Silverblade
Episode: The Bronze Age of Horror Comics! Silverblade 6, 1988 w/Jeremiah!
Professor Alan
Guest on the episode; associated with Relatively Geeky Network and Quarter Bin
Relatively Geeky Network / Quarter Bin Podcast
Episode: Magazines and Monsters Ep 162, Detective Comics 572, 1987 w/Professor Alan!
Evan Bevins
Incredible Hulk fan and guest on this episode
Episode: The Bronze Age of Horror Comics! The Incredible Hulk 197/198, 1976 w/Evan Bevins!
Mike Garvey
Host of Waiting for Doom, DC OCD, or The Gary Show; guest on this episode
Waiting for Doom/ DC OCD / The Gary Show
Episode: The Bronze Age of Horror Comics! The Tomb of Dracula 57/58, 1977 w/Scott West!

Host

Billy D.
Host of Magazines and Monsters; also known for Doc Strange persona and related shows.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 32 ratings
  • Tomb of Dracula.

    Really enjoying The Tomb of Dracula series with you & Scott West , keep up the great podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    M H jcb
    United Kingdom8 months ago
  • Love This Show

    Nice variety of high-quality episodes about great comic book stories.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ProfessorAlan
    United States7 years ago
  • Love it!

    A great show that I’ve been really enjoying. I particularly love the horror focused stuff, although the other comic episodes are really entertaining as well. Looking forward to more episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Comic fan42
    United States7 years ago

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Fans praise in-depth discussions of classic horror and bronze-age stories.
Appeal lies in nostalgia and deep-dive analysis of art and storytelling.
Listeners note strong guest expertise and engaging banter.

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#149
United States/Leisure/Hobbies
Apple Podcasts
#108
Canada/Leisure/Hobbies

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Magazines and Monsters Ep 168, Amazing Adventures 20, 1973 w/Derek Kunsken!
Q: What do you think of this splash page?
It's all energy and action, with a very Kirby-esque sense of motion and a composition that draws the eye through the chaos toward the central characters.
The Bronze Age of Horror Comics! The Incredible Hulk 197/198, 1976 w/Evan Bevins!
Q: How do you feel the two-part Hulk story balances horror with superhero action?
The two issues mix moody, horror-tinged artwork with rousing monster battles, and they pull in other strange elements (like the Glob and the Man-Thing) to tilt the plot toward a surreal, pulp-noir vibe without losing the core Hulk dynamic.
The Brave and the Bob! Episode 76, The Brave and the Bold 150, 1979 w/Mart Gray!
Q: What do you make of Batman with eyeballs and the use of heat vision and other powers in this story?
The dialogue about Batman's eyes and the unusual panel choices reflect the era's experimental art style, and while some readers find the visual flair appealing, others may prefer more traditional depictions; overall it's a bold aesthetic choice that fits the 1970s experimental mood.
The Brave and the Bob! Episode 76, The Brave and the Bold 150, 1979 w/Mart Gray!
Q: What do you think of this anniversary issue as a wrap-up for the Fifty-Six era Brave and the Bold run?
The issue reads as a lively, busy celebration of Haney and Apparo's long collaboration, with a guest star who adds novelty while the core dynamic remains Batman chasing a wild, offbeat mystery; it's entertaining, though some readers might wish for a tighter capstone rather than the rapid, multi-thread storytelling.
Magazines and Monsters Episode 12, From Beyond the Unknown 20, 1972!
Q: What inspired your biography of Gardner Fox?
I started working on Gardner Fox for a class project and realized how much he contributed to comics, leading me to pursue a biography on him.

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What is Magazines and Monsters about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A show dedicated to deep-dives into classic comics from the Bronze, Silver, and Copper Ages, plus retro horror, fantasy, and sci-fi cinema. Episodes consistently center on detailed analysis of artwork, storytelling, and historical context, often featuring guests who are experts, creators, or enthusiasts in horror comics, pulp art, and related media. A notable strength is the hands-on panel-by-panel or page-by-page approach, pairing host banter with guest insights to illuminate production histories, stylistic influences, and the cultural backdrop of the era. The format shines for fans of vintage comics and genre cinema who want thoughtful, substantiated discussion, archival anecdotes, and connections across comics, film, and adaptions.

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1. Dr Anj
2. Jarrod Alberich
3. Scott West
4. Derek Kunsken
5. Bryan Baugh
6. Jeremiah Jones Goldstein
7. Professor Alan
8. Evan Bevins

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