Xenorama, the Podcast of Heroes and Monsters

In which X7 talks about the Japanese series Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot. He reviews the slow, the first time he saw it and the later movie.

In which a more serious X7 reviews Voice Lessons, by Rob Paulson with Michael Fleeman. Rob is the voice of Pinky, Hadji, Yakko, and many many more characters in cartoons. He also had throat cancer, and this is both the story of his life and his battle with the big C. Spoiler alert, he wins! #pinkyandthebrain #animaniacs #fucancer #jonnyquest

In which X7 talks about the British Avengers and how he met them.

In which X7 discusses the greatest Hanna-Barbera superhero of all time- Space Ghost! He discuses the creation of the series and how the character has lasted over the years.

In which X7 provides details about his favorite stop-motion, Ray Harryhasusen, dinosaurs, Raquel Welch, Hammer Studios, and other prehistoric animals movie. It really is that great. #dinosaurs #stop-motion, #rayharryhausen #hammer

In which X7 presents an overview of the long-running fanzine Xenorama, the Journal of Heroes and Monsters . He details the inspirations he had for starting the zine as well how he actually made the first fourteen issues. There really should be a part two as to how the zine returned. #godzilla #kungfu #cartoons #superheroes #monsters

In which X7 discusses meeting Godzilla for the first time as a wee agent. He also met a giant octopus and King Kong then as well. The movie had a rather large impact on his life and it continues to this day. This year marks the 70th anniversary of the King of the Monster cinematic debut, so chances are we are going to hear more about him. Let's get ready to go go Godzilla!

In which we hear X7 discuss how he discovered Shaw Brothers martial arts movies. He goes into his training for a brief minute, and then how this movie affected him. He may not be Kwai Chang Caine or Shang Chi, but he gets by. Those cats were as fast as lightning!

In which (witch) X7 gives a Top 10 list of the best parts of Endgame. He only goes off-topic a bit here and there. We are sure that most of these are everyone's favorite bits, but we are also sure there are some surprises in here. This was a fun project, but we are going to stay away from the MCU for a while. Avengers... Assemble!

In which X7 discusses the penultimate MCU movie in this series, Infinity Wars! There is almost too much to unpack, so we summed up. X7 does like to talk a lot about superheroes, so keeping him on topic is not easy. There are mysteries in this movie, so he does talk about those. SNAP!

In which X7 takes a brief look at the third Thor movie and how it fits into the MCU over all. It's one of the best Marvel movies.

In which we take a look at the third Captain America movie. It had ramifications across the MCU, but they did get it together eventually.

IN WHICH X7 reviews the second Avengers movie, talks about the origins of UItron and the new characters. He may talk a bit too much about the Vision, but wait until we review WandaVision... Be that as it may, this is a worthy second movie.

IN WHICH Agent X7 talks about his first MCU movie in the theater. He and Lilith Draco had a bit of an adventure just getting to the correct theater that late evening on Saturday, May 19th, 2012. It was an amazing and almost flawless movie.

In which I discuss how I met the Avengers, and which issues were the ones I bought originally. There are a few digressions here and there. I set up the next six or so episodes as well. Let us explore the world and roots of the Avengers! #avengers #MCU #marvelcomics #endgame #kang #invaders #squadronsinister #justiceleage #jla

This episode goes over a small history of the family of plesiosaurs, and then looks at the main appearances in movies. The first Plesiosaurus was found by Mary Anning in 1823, making this the 200th anniversary of the creature.

We take a look at the book and the movie.

A brief look at the first appearances of Barry Allen, the second Flash.

Welcome back! This is a short trailer for the series!

It's the true history of my first encounter with delicious Jameson whiskey