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Follow DC comics from the beginning to today.Superman! Batman! Sandman!Slam Bradley? Doctor Occult?1935-1940....distinguishedcomicsradio@gmail.com (Powered by Jellypod)
Jellypod hosts Distinguished Comics Radio, a history show with 16 episodes published.
Simon Carver and Robert Reed trace Superman’s early 1941 transformation, from the strengthening look of the iconic costume emblem to the increasingly bold, heroic art of Joe Shuster. They also break down Luthor’s earthqu
Show notesWe dig into the haunting debut of the Spectre, from Jim Corrigan’s brutal cement-barrel murder to his return as a supernatural force for justice. The episode also explores the eerie, body-horror edge of the early comics
Show notesSimon and Robert dig into the strange genius of Madam Fatal, from Richard Stanton’s theatrical disguise and tragic search for his kidnapped daughter to the fierce street-level showdown with John Carver. They also trace h
Show notesHosts Simon Carver and Robert Reed examine the evolution of Wesley Dodds across Adventure Comics #46-51. They discuss the pivotal partnership with Dian Belmont and how the Sandman weaponizes 1940s-era anxieties through h
Show notesSimon Carver and Robert Reed explore the debut of The Ray, from his cosmic projector origin to the striking yellow-and-black design that makes him feel like light turned into a hero. They also trace how the feature mixes
Show notesSimon Carver and George Wilson dive into Batman’s 1940 Detective Comics run, tracing how the Dark Knight grows from a hard-edged crime fighter into something larger and more mythic. They explore the debut of Hugo Strange
Show notesSimon and Robert dig into Quality Comics’ oddball crime-fighter Doll Man, exploring how Darrell Dane’s six-inch size turns murder cases, gang plots, and trapdoor chases into fast-moving Golden Age adventure. They also we
Show notesAn offbeat tour through pre-superhero DC strips that never quite became stars, from time-traveling kids and spy thrillers to masked adventurers and short-lived mystery men. The hosts connect these forgotten comics to the
Show notesSimon Carver and Robert Reed kick off their 1940 Superman coverage with a sprawling orphanage exposé, a blazing rescue, and the way Clark Kent’s reporting turns heroics into public accountability. They also dig into Acti
Show notesThe hosts step away from the usual reading order to hand out the first Distinguished Comics Radio honors, debating the best writer, artist, hero, supporting character, and story across their early comics lineup. Along th
Show notesA listener-requested deep dive into early DC-era anthology comics, airing as a mid-1940 look back at More Fun Comics and Adventure Comics before Superman and Batman took over the line. Simon Carver and Robert Reed trace
Show notesAiring as though it were May 26, 1940, this episode of Distinguished Comics Radio follows Wesley Dodds through Adventure Comics #40–45 and New York World’s Fair Comics, with a deep dive into the eerie first Sandman tales
Show notesSimon Carver and George Wilson turn their attention to Slam Bradley, one of DC’s earliest two-fisted detectives, tracing his rough-and-tumble run through Detective Comics and the New York World’s Fair Comics special.This
Show notesBroadcast from KDCR New York on March 28, 1940, Simon Carver returns to Distinguished Comics Radio with a brand‑new co‑host, fellow New Yorker George Wilson, for a longform look at the dawn of Batman. Against the backdro
Show notesIn this episode of Distinguished Comics Radio, Simon Carver and Robert Reed take a spooky, conversational stroll back to the very beginnings of DC history, before the world had ever heard of Superman. They explore the ee
Show notesA fully in-universe KDCR broadcast from January 10th, 1940. Hosts Simon Carver and Robert Reed tackle a jam-packed stack of Superman adventures: Action Comics #8–19, Superman #1–2, and the 1939 New York World’s Fair spec
Show notesAn episode of Distinguished Comics Radio walking beat-by-beat through the Golden Age Superman stories from Action Comics #2-7, focusing on what actually happens in each adventure. Simon Carver and Robert Reed recap how t
Show notesKDCR presents the debut of Distinguished Comics Radio, broadcasting live on January 10th, 1939. Hosts Simon Carver and Robert Reed welcome listeners to a new kind of program—one that treats the funny pages like front‑pag
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