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Power Records Showcase – FIRE & WATER #62

The Fire and Water Podcast: Power Records Showcase

The 62nd episode of THE FIRE AND WATER PODCAST is now available for your listening pleasure! THE FIRE AND WATER PODCAST is the official podcast of FIRESTORM FAN and THE AQUAMAN SHRINE.

Another great Power Records special episode! This time Rob is joined by writer, artist and lifelong Power Records fan Chris Franklin (aka Earth-2 Chris) to talk about two of their favorite audio adventures: “Robin Meets Man-Bat!” and “The Man From Krypton”!

You can find the 62nd episode of THE FIRE AND WATER PODCAST on iTunes. While you’re there, please drop us a review on the iTunes page. Every comment helps! Alternatively, you may download the podcast by right-clicking here, choosing “Save Target/Link As”, and selecting a location on your computer to save the file (28 MB).

As always, thanks to my co-host Rob Kelly, Sea King of THE AQUAMAN SHRINE, for doing all the post-production on these episodes! Opening theme, “That Time is Now,” by Michael Kohler. Special thanks to Daniel Adams and Ashton Burge with their band The Bad Mamma Jammas for our fantastic original closing theme!

To view some of Earth-2 Chris’ artwork, visit his deviantART page!

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3 Comments

  1. Kyle Benning says:

    Thanks for sharing these! I love listening to these old Power Records, and I’m really happy to hear a Superman one!!!

    Some notes on the man from Krypton:

    I love how Denny knows the distance light travels in a second, but isn’t smart enough to know to keep out of skateboarding in the street. I guess that used to be common sense for all kids at the time, and wasn’t replaced by “look both ways before crossing a street” until the late 80’s and early 90’s?

    Lara “happy Journey!” Jor-El “Live my son…live!” those are pretty lame last words.

    Haha the old origing where they take baby Kal-El to an orphanage is hilarious and really hard to swallow and think about in today’s world. It’s hard to conceive a world where they wouldn’t throw him in a glass tank and prod the infant with probes and needles (like Flashpoint Superman).

    The parallels between the Record and the movie are crazy!

    I agree with both of you about the sweetness and appeal of Superman from this time vs. Man of Steel movie, this is exactly why I don’t care for the current comic interpretation of Superman or the recent movie incarnation.

    I really need to track this down record and comic down, I’d love to see Buckler’s art on this.

    Great issue! Can’t wait for the next Power Records episode!

  2. rob! says:

    Kyle–

    You can see this and all the Power Records at my PR blog: http://powerrecord.blogspot.com/2008/05/superman-man-from-krypton.html

  3. Luke says:

    First off, I loved Earth-2 Chris’s “origin story” for Power Records. Have to love finding a rack of kids records at the grocery store!

    I am a Man-Bat fan as well, so Robin Meets Man-Bat was a real treat for me to listen to! “What are we running here, a debate?! Plug em!” Awesome!

    I always imagined Jor-El shouting “I told you so!” as Krypton starts exploding. Possibly along with a Nelson Muntz style “Haw-Haw!” And really, Lara, “Happy journey!”? That’s what you have to say to your infant son as your planet ready to blow up? The nurse is also hilarious. “He just… mangled it!” She sounds like a nurse from a Three Stooges short!

    Thanks for the show, Rob & Chris! (I’d have posted this to the Shrine but I can’t post there from work!)

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