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Comments Show 5 - Cold Lead and Hot Beatings (Patreon)

Published:
2018-09-30 18:13:24
Edited:
2025-05-18 02:28:41
Imported:
2026-06

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Let's just reach into the mail bag and... AHHH! MY HAND!! ALSO MY WRIST!!

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Fred Kiesche

I get them on Overcast, but it took a few tries. You need to cut and paste the RSS feed, but then (if I remember correctly), there was some weirdness with the username/password. I *think* I had to use the Patreon username and PW vs. the Overcast username and PW.

Jason Thompson

But if you're immortal but you retain the ability to kill yourself, what if your enemies make you THINK the universe has ended and you're floating in the void, just so you'll kill yourself? >_o You gotta watch out for that!!

Jason Thompson

Truly the most horrific 3rd-act twist: the heroes call in the military to stop the migrating crabs, but the military has already been infiltrated and PROTECTS the crabs!! Guy N. Smith was right!!

Mandy Reznor (She/It)

Actually, I recall correcting my own slip-up in a reply to my comment. Just the same, I think I prefer "That's What Shea Said." Oh, what's the over/under on you guys doing another "Strategies" show? Because I'd be quite interested in your answers to my own suggestion under the old one.

Sanjay Mathew

I apologise for using the phrase "ipso facto". When you read it out I wanted to slap my pompous face. . . . Mea culpa :D

Steven Vincent

Gentlemen, challenge accepted. I shall not disappoint 🎩

Hannah Kollef

Oh man I LOVE "Baltimore, or the Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire" - beyond the fact that anything Mignola touches is guaranteed to hit the wierd fiction sweet spot, the illustrations are goregeous and theres a story-within-the-story about puppets that will blow your socks off.

skedazzle

For those who are interested, I got a hardcover copy of Copping Squid at the publisher site for Perilous press - signed limited edition no less- for 50 bucks.

Allison Albright

Ha! Yeah! I was totally joking about how awesome it would be to be turned into a giant tarantula. That was definitely a joke ha ha. I would definitely not want to be a giant spider. Because that would be weird, right? Only a weirdo would think that would be cool. ;)

Ilker Yucel

=) LOL, awww. <3 Thanks so much for beginning the show with my comment (and for butchering my name just a little better than most people ;) hehehe). And yes, it WAS intended to be facetious - he "played" a magician, but I don't believe he ever was one. Much love!

Phil Estabrook

I can't be the only one who immediately thinks of Matt's claim that he could beat any dog in battle whenever I hear his name. While I recall he was saying he'd have access to all the modern tools of humanity, I prefer to imagine Matt as a massive, hairy chested man in mutton chops throwing down like its 1926 in a dog fighting pit. I should note, I've never actually seen a picture of Matt...

Eldritch Scerry

That's EXACTLY what he looks like (and practices).

Pumpkin Jabba Peach Pug

Hi gang, the immortality discussion dredged up a memory from my watching of the Highlander TV series. In one of the episodes, Duncan MacLeod and fellow mutinous sailors maroon a Captain Bligh type immortal named Kincaid on a desert island in the 19th century. Of course, Kincaid finds MacLeod in the present day seeking revenge, and describes his 100 years on the island to MacLeod. The gist of it is that Kincaid eventually depleted all the food sources on the island and slowly starved to death. After dying he would be restored, awaken, and then begin the cycle of endless thirst and starvation again, and again and again for that 100 years before being rescued. Pretty hellish I think. To top it off, (spoiler alert) MacLeod lopped Kincaid's noggin off at the end of the episode. Oh well, In the end there can be only one!

Lars Backstrom

Why not have an ant related month: Januantuary?

Karl Haikara

Baltimore is a great series, I have one of the trades been meaning to pick up the Omnibuses but what I've read is really great. Mignola is a genius.