Exploring history, politics, philosophy, art, and more through the lens of Batman’s greatest stories.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | BooksArts |
With three years of The Black Casebook in the books, it only seemed right that we celebrate by turning the floor over to you, my beloved listeners, for our annual mailbag episode. This one has it all: giant robots, a salute to Morrowind, how to rescu... more
Here's a teaser for something Nat from Collective Action Comics and I have been cooking up together. This summer, we'll be releasing a bonus episode for our patrons about Knightfall, the most notorious defeat of the Caped Crusader's career. I'll be w... more
Where were you when the lights went out? Like a specter from the past, The Black Casebook returns to discuss Strange Apparitions, the seminal Bronze Age story that set the stage for the modern Batman to come. Released amid the 1977 New York blackout ... more
Let's hear it for the boys. The Black Casebook returns with a deep dive into The Black Mirror, an Oedipal tale of fathers and sons that pits Dick Grayson, now in the role of Batman, against James Gordon Jr., reimagined here as a twisted psychopath. W... more
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Someone just left a whole college course lying on the internet. Learned more about philosophy and art history in the past couple days binging this thing than in my college career dilly dallying in poli sci and art. never stop hoping everyone!
Having listened to 4 casefiles now I feel confident in recommending this podcast to anyone with an interest in Batman as a cultural figure. I feel it's a very literate analysis of various Batman stories done in a fun and compelling way
Even as a Grant Morrison skeptic, I appreciate the thoughtfulness, attention to detail, and insight every episode of this podcast brings. Batman’s not even close to my favorite DC character, but there is a lot to talk about with him, and I’m glad there’s a show like this to intelligently cover it.
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Have really been enjoying this show! Incredibly high-quality, especially for a one-man show. Walt, please keep making episodes!
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Focused on a comprehensive exploration of Batman’s narratives, various episodes tackle an array of subjects including history, politics, philosophy, and art. The discussions often emphasize critical examinations of key Batman stories, revealing deeper implications in societal context and character complexities. This unique approach aims to elevate traditional comic book analysis into a scholarly critique, making it appealing to both dedicated comic fans and those intrigued by the interdisciplinary connections formed through pop culture. The intricate analysis is likely to resonate with listeners who appreciate in-depth discussions rather than casual commentary.
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