Fellowship Podcast : 149 - He's Gonna Make Me Say It Again

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of the Godzilla film franchise. We hear tell that it's the longest running movie franchise in history, and it's got a huge following all over the world. It's also got some hits and some misses, and we might name a few names there. So many movies, so much destruction, and a whole lot of other stuff. Plus our usual cracking ourselves up, as well as our picks of the week.

Announcements:

Come hang out with us! We have monthly meetups on 2nd Saturdays at our local comic shop (A Galaxy Called Dallas in Garland, TX); details on Facebook & Twitter to come soon

What we're up to this week:

The Kickstarter for Boston Metaphysical Society: The Spirit of Rebellion is live now, and runs through Feb. 22, so get out there and back it!

Lords of the Cosmos #2 - awesome science fantasy comic from Ugli Studios (our pal Jason Lenox); go check out his work at jasonlenox.com and buy this book!

Computer issues eating a lot of time this week; also 4D sonogram for imminent grandbaby (very cool tech)

Alex Ross fest - Kingdom Come and Earth X, getting warmed up for The Marvels

Meetup last week - good turnout again, thanks to all who came 🙂 ; also plugging Wrong Earth from Ahoy Comics

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King of All Monsters! 🙂

[Note: The Creature From the Black Lagoon was released in March 1954. Gojira (Godzilla to you and me) didn't come out until October. I still doubt there's a connection. -m]

Picks for the week of 2/20:

Letter to Survivors (New York Review Comics)

Incursion #1 (Valiant)

Hulkverines #1 (Marvel)

Stronghold #1 (Aftershock)

High Level #1 (DC/Vertigo)

Conspiracy #3 (Zenescope)

Sharkey the Bounty Hunter #1 (Image)

The DC Universe by Len Wein collection (DC)

Honorable Mention: Love Romances #1 (Marvel)

Shoutouts:

Farewell to Oreo, the raccoon who served as the model for Rocket Raccoon in the Guardians films, dead at 10