EPISODE · Oct 8, 2016 · 3H 9M
NYCC 2016 Highlights; Comix Reflecting Films; Korra Comic-The Grind@6pm EST
from Afronerd Radio · host Afronerd Radio
Well folks, we didn;t think we would catch a breather in order to do a show and....SURPRISE!..we're doing a show today! Check out the latest episode (New York Comic Con style) of Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse podcast, airing this Saturday at 6pm EST. Join your Podcast "Agents of Atlas" (Claire Lanay, Dburt, Daryll B., and Capt. Kirk) as they discuss the following subjects: our impressions of the first two days of New York Comic Con 2016; Query: Should print comics reflect more of the changes to canon made from the films? (both the Flash TV series and upcoming film have a Black Iris West but not the comic) ; the Bruce Lee biopic is accused of the whitewashing trope (again!); Marvel decides to give us the Latina superhero comic we've been looking for afterall, America Chavez gets ready for her close-up in America #1; the Mulan animated movie gets a live action interpretation; Westworld and The Flash S3 premiered this past week; the animated Legend of Korra series continues in comic form, courtesy of Dark Horse Comics; Dburt checks out The Birth of a Nation; Pops' swear jar which at least 3 million plus people saw in Netflix' Luke Cage, was an homage to the late Prince Rogers Nelsen and if he had lived, was destined to have made an appearance in the series (Shut up! Damn!); according to Variety Report, actors of color actually make less than their White counterparts on arguably equally popular shows (SHOCKER!) and lastly, Jordan Peele (Key & Peele) makes a unique horror film based on the premise of interracial dating in the suburbs, entitled simply Get Out. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.
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Well folks, we didn;t think we would catch a breather in order to do a show and....SURPRISE!..we're doing a show today! Check out the latest episode (New York Comic Con style) of Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse podcast, airing this Saturday at 6pm EST. Join your Podcast "Agents of Atlas" (Claire Lanay, Dburt, Daryll B., and Capt. Kirk) as they discuss the following subjects: our impressions of the first two days of New York Comic Con 2016; Query: Should print comics reflect more of the changes to canon made from the films? (both the Flash TV series and upcoming film have a Black Iris West but not the comic) ; the Bruce Lee biopic is accused of the whitewashing trope (again!); Marvel decides to give us the Latina superhero comic we've been looking for afterall, America Chavez gets ready for her close-up in America #1; the Mulan animated movie gets a live action interpretation; Westworld and The Flash S3 premiered this past week; the animated Legend of Korra series continues in comic form, courtesy of Dark Horse Comics; Dburt checks out The Birth of a Nation; Pops' swear jar which at least 3 million plus people saw in Netflix' Luke Cage, was an homage to the late Prince Rogers Nelsen and if he had lived, was destined to have made an appearance in the series (Shut up! Damn!); according to Variety Report, actors of color actually make less than their White counterparts on arguably equally popular shows (SHOCKER!) and lastly, Jordan Peele (Key & Peele) makes a unique horror film based on the premise of interracial dating in the suburbs, entitled simply Get Out. Call the hosts live at 646-915-9620.
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NYCC 2016 Highlights; Comix Reflecting Films; Korra Comic-The Grind@6pm EST
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