This brief telephone interview with Ed Brubaker, (of Captain America, Sleeper and Criminal fame), was conducted by the talented comedian Bill Hader. The audio is great, and works alone, but there’s another story, told with the still photography, that makes… Read moreBill Hader interviews Ed Brubaker
Our friend Luke Burrage, of the Science Fiction Book Review Podcast, has a new episode up (SFBRP #134) that features a discussion of other book reviewing podcasts. Writes Luke: “This episode I invited Jesse and Tamahome from the SFFaudio Podcast… Read moreSFBRP #134 – A Science Fiction Book Review Podcast Review Podcast
Here’s an interesting experiment, something I’m not sure works, but think was definitely worth trying. Here’s the official line: Since his inception in 1964, Daredevil has stood out as a unique figure in comic books: A blind man able to… Read moreMarvel Podcast: Daredevil #1 – an unabridged reading
Back in 2007 Akim Bischoff wrote our review of the Power Records adaptation of Conan The Barbarian (the 1982 Motion Picture directed by John Milius) |READ OUR REVIEW|. Based on the character created by Robert E. Howard, it was the… Read morePower Records adaptation of Conan The Barbarian (the 1982 Motion Picture directed by John Milius)
The SFFaudio Podcast #120 – Scott, Jesse and Tamahome talk to Allan Kaster, the editor of the new audiobook collection The Year’s Top Ten Tales Of Science Fiction 3. Talked about on today’s show: Infinivox, post-singularity, Mars, talking animals, emperors,… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #120
The Black Stone is one of Robert E. Howard’s Cthulhu Mythos stories. I happen to think it’s is one of his best – which is saying something because Robert E. Howard was an absolutely terrific Horror writer. I probably first… Read moreThe Black Stone by Robert E. Howard