Bronze-Age Monsters
Bronze-Age MonstersWith the Comics Code loosening in 1971, monsters came roaring back into the pages of our favorite medium. Kids that grew up reading comics were now making them; many of them were members of the counter-culture. Throw in a desire to do something all-new (and some fads like kung-fu) and you have all the makings of a wild decade of comics. Join Jacob Balcom & Matt Howell as they explore some of the c... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooksVisual Arts | |||
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We're joined by Grace to talk about FRIGHT, written by GARY FRIEDRICH with art by FRANK THORNE. This may have been a Tomb of Dracula clone with a younger twist. We'll never know, but we know David Anthony Kraft was waiting in the wings to take over w... more
We're joined by Robb, Bryan, and Jamie from Marvel by the Month to talk about THE COUGAR, written by STEVE MITCHELL with art by DAN ADKINS and FRANK SPRINGER. What started as a KOLCHAK, THE NIGHT STALKER comic turned into this strange book about a mo... more
We make the Shadow Show every other week for our Patreon backers, but this one's a freebie. Enjoy and if you like it, please consider backing the show to get the other 122 episodes in video or audio format and other exclusive offerings.
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We're joined by Jason Farrell, Matt's former co-host of THE BOOKHOUSE BOYS podcast, to talk about TARGITT, written by RIC MEYERS with art by HOWARD NOSTRAND. John Targitt is a defective clone made from DNA of Frank Bullitt, Harry Callahan, and Paul K... more
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Superb podcast, where they look at all the beasties (werewolf, wolfman, or more esoteric ones like the creature Commandos or the living mummy) that make bronze age comics a treat. Keep up the good work, gang!
Podcast Addict5a year agoscottobear- Monsters, mirth, madness, mixology, and more
Great show, love the deep dives into often overlooked characters, creators and storylines. Matt and Jacob have a great dynamic and love this stuff while acknowledging how often it’s goofy, clunky and corny - which is a fine line to tread. Would’ve given 666 stars, but this only goes to 5. Stay Bronze! Plus I want some sweet Son of Satan buttons for my jacket.
Apple Podcasts5mattharveymustbedestroyed
United Statesa year ago - The Best Horror Comic Podcast of All Time (f’real!)
I look forward to BAM every time they drop an episode. I’ve been traveling with them down the weird and wild vista of Bronze Age Horror comics since I discovered them as the Werewolf By Night podcast. They bring a depth to the breadth of Bronze Age horror comics. I learn something every time and I bet if you give this podcast a try, you’ll get hooked, too.
Apple Podcasts5Boomtown ReviewerUnited Statesa year ago - Lots of Fun!
I love the variety of the podcast and the way in which the latest season gives attention to so many wonderful characters. A very fun listen and an easy podcast to drop into! If you love 1970s Marvel, or even have a passing interest, give it a try!
Apple Podcasts5Well, You KnowUnited Statesa year ago - My favorite comics podcast!!
Matt and Jacob, you guys are the best. I first started listening in 2021 when doing random search’s on Apple Podcasts. I knew about Werewolf by Night but never read any of his appearances. I got hooked quickly and love your guys commentary. I’ve loved old universal movies growing up as a kid, in fact the one I saw being 1941s The Wolfman, so having a podcast like this takes me back.
I’ve gotten a bit behind and am now getting caught up on your Bronze Age buffet, and I’m enjoying every bit of i... more
Apple Podcasts5ninjaman741United States2 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #201 | United States/Arts/Visual Arts |
Apple Podcasts | #229 |  Canada/Arts/Visual Arts |
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