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Ripped Comics PodcastIssue 017: Dark Hawk, $50 Club, X 0f Swords Bloodshed and SonicEpisode 017
November 15, 2020
1st of the Minute News: DarkHawk, Dark Hawk, Fake Hawk?
$50 Club with Crossover #1 Secret Variant and TMNT: The Last Ronin #1 (RAW)
Is this the end of DC Printed Comics and Jim Lee?
Cameo Mention of D.J. Devereux is a Comic Book Writer / Stand Up Comedian / Freelance Horror Journalist. UK Comic Book Writer will appear in an upcoming issue of Heavy Metal Magazine with more to be announced soon. Plus he is a JAWS fan!
Rob, Rol, Rico, Carlos...2020-11-161h 43
First Alliance Church | Great FallsGerry Devereux on Fear2019-05-0829 min
The VerbW.S. GrahamThe Verb celebrates the centenary of the poet W.S. Graham - exploring his language and his relationship with Cornwall. Ian McMillan presents new poetry inspired by Graham from Rachael Boast and Penelope Shuttle, songs inspired by the Cornish landscape from Gwenno, specially commissioned work from Gerry Diver ('The Speech Project') and a collaboration between Bob Devereux and Adrian O'Reilly.Writer's block, the silence of the blank page, words for the Cornish landscape, the Welsh concept of 'inspiration', 'the sea as metaphor of the sea' - hear about all of this and more in our W.S...2019-01-1844 min
Terror in Turtlenecks16 Ill-Thought-Out Analogies - LondonEpisode 16: Ill-Thought-Out Analogies (November 16th 2018) 'We’ll show you something that’ll make you change your mind'.This episode: Vince demands that everybody should stop making things as there’s too much stuff already; Jeremy insists that Gerry Rafferty didn’t die in Baker Street, and laments the lack of any doctors or good feelings in Dr Feelgood; we challenge Oasis to come on the show, and wonder if Bruce Springsteen has ever been to the Asda superstore in Bedminster; Jeremy takes issue with Stuart Maconie; and we try to pen...2018-11-231h 12
Terror in Turtlenecks16 Ill-Thought-Out Analogies - LondonVince demands that everybody should stop making things as there’s too much stuff already; Jeremy insists that Gerry Rafferty didn’t die in Baker Street, and laments the lack of any doctors or good feelings in Dr Feelgood; we challenge Oasis to come on the show, and wonder if Bruce Springsteen has ever been to the Asda superstore in Bedminster; Jeremy takes issue with Stuart Maconie; and we try to pen rhymes for our wives in the style of Squeeze.The artists/bands rated and/or discussed are Gerry Rafferty, The Clash, Squeeze, and The Pet Shop Boys, with...2018-11-231h 13