
The Swords and Scrolls podcast discusses heroic fantasy comics and more from the 70s and 80s with a rogue's gallery of guests joining in on the fun. Yes it's fun, damnit!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArtsLeisure | |||

Pausing his pilrimage, the Graphic Novel Apostle – Mark Ohrenberger, graces the Land of Scrolls. We sit down for a nice, long discussion about “Tales of Colossus” by Mark Andrews. A wonderful story, told twice, in graphic novel form. Join us wont you... more
Kulan Gath returns!!! It’s another episode of Swords & Supers discussing The Avengers, Vol. 3 issues 27 through 30. With much excitement we welcome Alan White to the Land of Scrolls! Alan shares his history with comics and how he made them part of hi... more
Demon Dogs!!! Jason Ford and I aren’t talking the classic cartoon this day. We ride into savagery, super-science and sorcery on the comic page! Thundarr is finally here as a comic book series from Dynamite Comics and we’re over the cracked in half mo... more
The Nine Realms grants the Land of Scrolls a visiting dignitary from the “Shining City.” Flowery wording aside, we would dare not speak of Asgard – and its valiant Warriors Three – without Ryan Does of “Across the Bifrost: The Mighty Thor Podcast.” Y... more
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What a thrilling and energetic recap of a cartoon lost to legend!
There’s so many Swords podcasts out there and probably twice as many Scrolls podcasts but finally someone put the two together!!
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Two hosts and a rotating slate of guests explore heroic fantasy comics from the 70s and 80s, with deep dives into creators, artwork, crossovers, and adaptations. Episodes balance nostalgia with analytical discussion of storytelling, art direction, and publishing history, often featuring guests who are creators, editors, or longtime fans. The show is notable for its spirited, geeky energy, cross-franchise comparisons (Conan, Kulan Gath, Thor, Red Sonja), and a community-minded appreciation for vintage comics culture. Potential listeners should expect conversations that variety-richly mix hardcore fandom, historical context, and accessible analysis, making it a solid fit for sponsors or guests targeting comic-nerd audiences and nostalgia-driv... more
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Recent guests on Swords and Scrolls include:
1. Alan White
2. Ryan Does
3. Dean Rowe
4. Sean Wedding
5. Tony Aiuppy
6. Matt Baum
7. John Littrel
8. Jason Farrell
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