Radio Drama Revival: Moon Graffiti

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Radio Drama RevivalRadio Drama Revival‘s Episode #221 features a short, but very moving, audio dramatization called Moon Graffiti. It depicts what might have happened one clear summer night in July, 1969. It is followed by an interview with Jonathan Mitchell, its producer.

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“That’s one small step for a man; one giant leap for mankind.” We all know the quote, the triumphant story. It seems written in stone. But Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong came within inches of tragedy when they landed Apollo 11. Moon Graffiti imagines what it might have sounded like if things had gone a little differently. Based on a contingency speech written by William Safire for Richard Nixon titled “In the Event of Moon Disaster.”

Produced by Jonathan Mitchell
Edited by Hillary Frank

Cast:
Matt Evans as Neil Armstrong
Ed Herbstman as Buzz Aldrin
John Ottavino as Richard Nixon

Posted by Jesse Willis

FREE COMIC BOOK DAY: Saturday May 7th, 2011

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FREE COMIC BOOK DAYWhile Victoria Day is one damn fine holiday in May it has never given me one FREE COMIC in all the years I’ve dutifully observed it. That’s why I’m thinking that the best day in May is the first Saturday in May. The first Saturday in May is, of course, FREE COMIC BOOK DAY!

That’s this Saturday! I’ll be making a special trip to my comic book store, Hourglass Comics (in Port Moody, B.C.).

Which comic store do you go to?

Posted by Jesse Willis