Fellowship Podcast : Because That Leaves A Paper Trail

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of the Disney movie The Black Hole for the 40th anniversary of its release. Thanks to some coincidental (?) timing, there were a lot of films coming out in this time frame with at least some Star Wars influence. We talk about this film and some others like it, the cast, the story, and a ton of other fun stuff. Plus tangents galore and our comics picks of the week.

Announcements:

Come hang out with us! We have monthly meetups on 2nd Saturdays in Garland, TX; details on Facebook & Twitter & the Events tab on our website

We're super excited to announce our partnership with ComicBooks For Kids. Details on the website (and you should be listening to hear more, too 🙂)

What we're up to this week:

Birthday party, reminiscing about Pantera, and it devolves a bit from there 😉

Netflix Remastered - music documentaries

Elks Lodge wrestling night - an interesting experience

Big Bag o' Nothing - not much fun this week

Check out our sponsor page! Head to the website and click on the banners for Things From Another World! (Click through the TFAW banner on our site and we get a cut. Thank you!)

We're finding it fascinating to see some of the movies that were heavily influenced (in one way or another) by the Star Wars phenomenon. I promise you, though, we're not going fishing for the really bad ones. No plans for that on the horizon right now, anyway 😉

Picks for the week of 12/18:

The Visitor #1 (Valiant) [I double checked, and it does have The in the title. It's just really really tiny on the cover. -m]

Pretty Violent #5 (Image)

Project X-mas one-shot (Image)

"I Can Sell You A Body" #1 (IDW)

Star Trek: The Motion Picture Facsimile Edition (IDW)

Wellington #1 (IDW)

Klaus and the Life and Times of Joe Christmas one-shot (BOOM! Studios)

Tales From Harrow County: Death's Choir #1 (Dark Horse)

Honorable Mention: Snoopy: A Beagle of Mars graphic novel (BOOM! Studios)

Shoutouts:

Condolences on the passing of Rene Auberjonois, Caroll Spinney, and Dorothy (D. C.) Fontana this week (it was a rough week for a lot of fans)