Loikamania 177: Patrick Meaney and the Image Revolution

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This week, Pat chats with filmmaker Patrick Meaney about his documentary, The Image Revolution. We talk about the story behind the film, its beginnings, and some of the process that went behind it. We also talk about the era of depicted in the film, and how it was like for us seeing this all unfold. Plus, we talk about Meaney’s other films, including the documentaries focusing on Grant Morrison, Warren Ellis, and Chris Claremont’s X-Men era. A fun show, so check it out!

Cover art by Silvestri/Larsen/Portacio/McFarlane/Valentino/Liefeld. Design by Chris Maze. Music by the Revengineers and Nine Inch Nails.

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Mike and Chris discuss Buck Rogers In the Twenty Fifth Century Planet of the Slave Girls, Part 1 & 2. We then talk Millennium #1, Brave and the Bold #107, Avengers Epic Collection specifically Avengers #154 and Super-Villain Team Up #9. Darrell Taylor joins for some more Avengers talk with Avengers #82,#83, and #84

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Marvel Noise Episode 212

While your regular host is off gallivanting with gallivant-worthy entities, DC takes over the show (not the corporate rivals who own Superman, but the despised Derek Coward, who usually keeps his rambling confined to Comic Book Noise) and introduces a segment by Steve and the guys by insulting a bunch of people while talking about Blade and the inability to make him a big name hero in comics. Fast forward to about nine minutes in to get to the Rakery goodness.

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