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Holy Moly, where in the Darkhold has this channel been all my life? My first comic book purchase that I made at the age of 7 on my way to violin practice was Werewolf By Night #27 and it was this title that made me a comic book lifer. Glad you guys felt the need to make this channel, we Bronze-age monster fans appreciate it!!

Cheers fellas finally got to watch all the way through and so stoked to hear my name drawn out😊 thanks so much for all you do!!

Fantastic episode, fellas :)

I'm a fan of Tom Sutton's art, but this looks rushed and muddy. It's the last issue and maybe Val didn't have time for it, so they put the heat on Sutton to knock it out quickly. The Dreaded Deadline Doom and all that. Like when they used to bring in Vinnie Colletta to mess up Kirby's pencils when an inking job had to be done yesterday. Still a fun series and a worthy part of the whole Bronze Age Horror Comics framework.

My favorite film in the world

As I've stated before Brother Voodoo has been my fave. A scholar who becomes a champion of the supernatural? Radicool. His entrances, backed by drums and flame are always bad-ass. The Living Mummy is close on his heels.

Great show guys! Gotta say The Living Mummy is my favorite so far. Brother Voodoo is pretty cool but ironically the Mummy is somehow a more human and sympathetic character.

My favorite this season has to be Brother Voodoo! He's cool, has a great costume and power set, and (as we all know) he makes a great entrance!

Kinda hard to choose but I think after this issue The Living Mummy is my favorite of this season. His story it's unique in some way, like the fact he's a mummy trying to be a human again, and because of the writing is easy to feel connected with this "monster".

Like Jason, I'm also loving The Living Mummy. I thought Brother Voodoo was really going to be my jam, but ever since Supernatural Thrillers 7 and his time on the park bench, the mummy is head and shoulders above the rest (even when he's sitting). This last issue seems to have been pretty influential for one of my all-time favs, Watchmen, with its parallel panel structures and the mummy's concept of time. Really enjoying what Jacob and Matt are doing, as always.

Maybe it's because I just read the issue for this episode, but The Living Mummy is currently my favorite protagonist of this season. He looks a lot more threatening and capable of doling out a real smackdown than mummies typically are, and he's actually got a fleshed-out pre-mummy backstory.

La película Nazareno Cruz y El Lobo se filmó en 1975. La protagonista se llama Marina Magalí Accorini, interpreta a Griselda la amada de Nazareno Cruz, Juan José Camero. Marina Magalí, era maestra de nivel inicial quien la descubre es el hermano de Leonardo Favio el director y actor, era tan pésima actriz que Favio nunca más quiso trabajar con ella, tuvieron que doblar su voz porque fumaba mucho y no coincidía su rostro angelical con su voz. Marina Magalí no era rubia, es castaña pero Leonardo Favio, quería la chica platinada y no le permitía tomar el sol, él decía que de niño veía cuentos donde todas las princesas eran rubias. Ambos protagonistas viven en la actualidad. Es un detalle que quizás desconozcan. Mi criterio respecto a la película, es dramática, surrealista y hasta ilógica.

More great stuff fellas!❤

Great stuff guys! I just finished the Son of Satan season (it was awesome!)and I'm trying to catch up to you so I can join you live!

This was really epic guys - brilliant 👏

Fantastic stuff guys, this interview must have been a dream come true!

Just discovering this channel! Love Werewolf By Night! This was a great interview! And I'd support Roy Thomas having a regular ongoing book at Marvel. I'd love to read a Sub-Mariner book by Roy (the character desperately needs a writer who actually likes and knows the character and lore nowadays). I'd also support an Invaders book by Roy, a Defenders book, and, of course, a Werewolf By Night book. But like he said, I'd want it to be something substantial, like a twelve or twenty-four issue series. While I'd take a four to ten issue series, it just wouldn't be long enough to get any momentum.

This episode really picks up at the 8 minute mark when the chicken shows up.

I expected the blowgun dart to go into his neck, but iirc it goes into his lower back and kinda sags down limply. That's some potent toxin!

Talking about Jim Mooney, he actually predates the golden age. Some of his first published work was in Weird Tales!

What a fantastic episode. Laughed my ass off. Thanks Matt & Jacob!!

This show is top shelf BAM. Occasionally you guys above and beyond the mission statement and are able to shine a light on extraordinary work that would otherwise go under most people’s radar. The art in this issue is a masterpiece of visual storytelling that I never would have found my way to on my own. Keep doing the Lord’s (or dark Lord’s) work.

52:38 I'm still with this whole page in my head. It's just so good! And the last two panels 🔥 "This is cinema"

Best day ever, thanks!

I knew I subscribed for a reason

My favorite Movie WILD GUITAR. Even i have the soundtrack on CD.

great video