The Longbox

Please enjoy episode 44, where the Longbox Guys discuss their favorite lame super heroes.  Mike reviews Stuck Rubber Baby, LT talks about Galactica 1980, and Tom gets into Pettigrew for President.  Thanks for listening.

On this episode the Longbox Guys talk about John Constantine, Doom Patrol, and the Big Guy and Rusty.  Tom interviews artist Sanford Greene about his work on Powerman & Iron Fist. Thanks for listening.

On this episode the Longbox Guys talk about R and X rated comics including Black Kiss, The Boys, The Pro, Xenophile, A Train Called Love, Preacher, Heavy Metal, Alias, From Hell, and Maus.  Mike and LT interview Anne the owner of Novelerotics.com.  Josh and the guys go on a rant about the Inferior Five, Justice League Antarctica, the League of Substitute Heroes, Mighty Mites, and the Mighty Heroes.  Mike reviews the Pride of Baghdad, LT discusses Executive Assistant Iris, and Tom talks about Deaf Bunny Studios.  Thanks for listening.  

On this episode the Longbox Guys talk about Wolverine, Meteor Men, Childsplaycharity.org, birthdays, and action figures based on Daryn Cooke's artwork.  Thanks for listening.

On this episode the Longbox Guys talk about real people who have made it into comics, Spiderman, Manifest Destiny, the Five Fists of Science, the Rough Riders, Sherlock Holmes vs. Houdini, Time Lincoln, and Howard the Duck.  Josh and Mike interview 17 year old Hayley Nitz about her kickstarter campaign to publish issues 2-4 of Chasing Hitler.  Thanks for listening.

On this episode the Longbox Guys talk about the history of the Sorcerer Supreme, Dr. Stephen Strange. The Guys also discuss Deathstroke, the Submariner, and Wong as well as colonizing Mars.  Mike interviews special guest Dr. Elena Strange to talk about the 100 Girls of Code. Thanks for listening and you can contact us on twitter @thelongboxguys or by e-mail lucky bastard@outsidethelongbox.com.  Special thanks to Kirby Krackle for the geek rock music.

On this episode the Longbox Guys reveal the history of Wonderman, talk about Nighthawk, Bunker, The Lathe of Heaven, and condiments.  Tom and Mike interview the real life superhero Miss Fit and producer Gregg Simpson; they have made a great documentary called the Adventures of Miss Fit that happens to have our own Tom Strange as a guest star.  To see a preview of the movie, go to adventuresofmissfit.com, and to see her charity, check out active-ism.com.  Thanks to geek rock band Kirby Krackle for letting us use their music and comic book writer Victor Dandridge for assistance with our new logo.  Thanks for listening.  

On this episode the Longbox Guys talk about their favorite distaff characters, the Flintstones, the New Mutants, weddings, and early female comic book writers.  As always we appreciate Kirby Krackle letting us use their music for the podcast.  You can contact us on twitter @thelongboxguys or go to our website outsidethelongbox.com.  Thanks for listening.

On this episode the Longbox Guys talk about Professor X's son, Legion, as well as Green Lanterns, the First Law of Mad Science, questionablecontent.net, as well as Dragon Con and ice cream.  Mike interviews Matt Hawkins, the author of Postal, Think Tank, Tithe, and others from Image/Top Cow.  Thanks to Omni-Con (date to be determined), IanLeino.com, KirbyKracklemusic.com, and the Movies Made Me podcast.  Don't forget to write to luckcybastard@outsidethelongbox.com to win a graphic novel and follow us on twitter @thelongboxguys.  Someday our website will be up to date, so just in case, check it out at outsidethelongbox.com.

On this episode the Longbox Guys discuss the history of Wonder Woman and their favorite series of the Amazonian Princess.  Mike interviews artist Isaac Goodhart.  The guys talk about Hawkeye, the Olympics, and Big Trouble in Little China.  Remember you have until the end of the month to take advantage of 15% of your purchase at IanLeino.com by entering in "Longbox" at checkout and to enter for this month's graphic novel giveaway by emailing luckybastard@outsidethelongbox.com.  Thanks to Kirby Krackle for providing the music for the podcast and everyone for listening.