Army of Crime is your favorite comics/film crossover podcast. Every episode your hosts, Matt and Dustin, will take you on a deep dive into Soviet propaganda, Hollywood classics, superhero comics, samurai movies, manga, sci-fi & fantasy and a lot more.
Army of Crime - Comic & Film Bulletins
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Podcast Overview
Army of Crime is your favorite comics/film crossover podcast. Every episode your hosts, Matt and Dustin, will take you on a deep dive into Soviet propaganda, Hollywood classics, superhero comics, samurai movies, manga, sci-fi & fantasy and a lot more.
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2/28/2019
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Recent Episodes
March 25, 2022
048. Providence
Few people cast as unlikely a literary shadow over pop culture as H.P. Lovecraft, the New England resident and author of weird fiction who has since inspired video games, plushies, key chains and innumerable books, short stories and comic books. Providence is acclaimed comics author Alan Moore's entry into the ever-expanding cosmos of Lovecraft stories and Moore endeavors to leave no stone unturned. This is not only a sort of pastiche of Lovecraftian stories, but a story about Lovecraft himself as well as a running commentary on weird fiction as a genre and the time/place that created it. Strap yourself in for a scenic tour of haunted and macabre New England! Music is by Free Rap Beats. Find us on Twitter at @armyofcrime and @dustin44444 or on the web at www.armyofcrime.com Topic for this episode is Providence by Alan Moore and Jacen Burrows. PROGRAMMING NOTE: This will be the last episode of Season 2. We will back with Season 3 in the near future.
March 4, 2022
047. Duncan the Wonder Dog
The oldest relationships in the world might just be the relationship between animals and humans. Cattle, sheep dogs, horses, our animal buddies have always been there for us. But what would the animals say about it? Duncan the Wonder Dog asks the deceptively simple question: What if animals were people? What would they say to us? How would society be warped and transformed by this simple but all encompassing twist? Duncan the Wonder Dog, an award winning graphic novel published in 2010, tries to answer these questions in a story of FBI agents, animal terrorists, and messiah figures using an impressive mixed media black and white art style. Music is by Free Rap Beats. Find us on Twitter at @armyofcrime and @dustin44444 or on the web at www.armyofcrime.com Topic for this episode is Duncan the Wonder Dog by Adam Hines.
February 25, 2022
046. Peplum
Peplum, noun: a genre of Greco-Roman era costume adventure films, mostly made in Italy. See also: Peplum, a phantasmagorical fool's journey taking place in a fantasy version of Imperial Rome written and drawn by Blutch. It's Roman! It's dreamlike and ambiguous! It has beautiful black and white art! Music is by Free Rap Beats. Find us on Twitter at @armyofcrime and @dustin44444 or on the web at www.armyofcrime.com Topic for this episode is Peplum by Blutch.
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