
It was the most unlikely art heist of all time. Join some improbable detectives and one determined comic book dealer as they investigate the mysterious theft of the most important comic in the world ... a comic stolen from Nicolas Cage.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryArtsSociety & Culture | |||

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I loved the Stealing Superman story. I thought then that it was a little heavy in the commercials but it was worth it. I’m now listening to the Swordquest story and half the episodes are commercials. The episodes end with 7-8 minutes left. Those last minutes are commercials. The first 3-4 minutes are commercials, plus 2 commercial breaks during the episode. Makes it tough to want to listen to
Confession: I don't even like comics, couldn't care less about collecting them, but still got engaged in this podcast. The storytelling is a bit chaotic at times, but still engaging. I appreciated learning about elements of collecting, and art heists more generally. Don't pass this up just bc you don't care for superheroes.
An excellent story
Well researched and presented even better. Definitely a must listen for Cage's fans!
The story was definitely intriguing but the narrator made it almost unlistenable. Her delivery was so grating - the slow, over pronunciation, enunciation, etc. A producer should’ve noticed it & rectified it prior to release, or re-recorded with another narrator.
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A narrative-driven series that investigates a legendary theft of a comic book once owned by a famous actor, blending archival research, expert commentary, and investigative storytelling. Episodes weave together history of the comic, the culture around it, and the people touched by the case, often inviting guests with deep background in media, design, law enforcement, and pop culture to provide context and drama. The show stands out for its cinematic storytelling, use of archival material, and casting-inspired speculation, which makes complex topics feel accessible to a broad audience interested in true crime, collectibles, and media history.
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