
Internet home of The Quarter-Bin Podcast, Alan's Eyes & Ears, and Doomspeak.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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In this 48th episode, Alan continues a monthly series of episodes featuring the comic book genre assigned to that month. Which makes this episode a discussion of ... Horror comics! He and Billy D talk ghouls, ghosts zombies, monsters ... and MORE!!! more
The Uncanny X-Men 145, Marvel Comics, cover-dated May 1981.
"Kidnapped!" written by Chris Claremont, with art by Dave Cockrum & Joe Rubinstein.
What happens when Doctor Doom spends some quality time with the X-Men for the first time ever? Do they a... more
In this 47th episode, Alan continues a (fingers crossed) monthly series of episodes featuring the comic book genre assigned to that month. Which makes this episode a discussion of ... Fantasy comics! He and Clinton Robison talk Conan, Rat Queens, Onc... more
Quarter-Bin Podcast #245
The Invaders 10, cover-dated November 1976.
Frame story by Roy Thomas, with art by Frank Robbins & Frank Springer, but also the reprint story "The Reaper!" by Stan Lee, with art by Syd Shores, Al Avison, & Al Gabriele.
What ... more
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In a world rich in volume and variety of podcasts, few stand out like those published in the Relatively Geeky Network. It’s always reliably entertaining, informative, and just plain fun. Whether it’s the Professor, Em, or any of their rock star cohosts, you’re sure to feel right at home with them.
Professor Alan is a terrific host for a terrific host of comic book podcasts. There's bound to be some you'll love, and you might love them all! When his progeny Em gets in the mix, it's always a bonus.
I’ve recently started listening to this podcast and it’s a blast. 6 episodes in two or three days, and I’m digging through the archives. The quarter bin is a fun show with good variety. The host is engaging and knowledgeable, plus adds moments of humor.
Loving your family of podcasts, something for every comic fan, good luck to you in all your future quarter (50 cent?) bin searches
What a great network and everything is well worth listening to. While things like the Quarterbin and Comics Reading Journal might be the most frequent, I think it's probably the Shortbox Showcase that I enjoy the most where the father and daughter duo team up to do some pretty great dives into some pretty awesome topics. Well worth subscribing to.










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