My Name's Dr. Giggles - Intro Song by: Ol' Pizza Box

Movie: Dr. Giggles (1992 - Rated R - 95min - Largo)

Comic: Dr. Giggles (1992 - 2 Issues - $2.50 - Dark Horse)

Written by STEVEN GRANT. Art by KENT BURLES and ALAN J. BURROWS. Cover by DOUG MAHNKE. The sleepy little town of Moorehigh is about to wake up to its worst nightmare: Evan Rendell, a.k.a. Dr. Giggles, is coming home to settle some old scores. Adapted from writer/director Manny Coto's script by Steven Grant and artists Kent Burles and Alan J. Burrows. Cover price $2.50.

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Beastmaster 2: Through the Portal of Time [cont.]

The Officially Unofficial Frank Welker-based Talk Show

(Hour 170)

Beastmaster 2: Through the Portal of Time - Here on IMDb

Your 3 hosts give themselves 1 hour an episode to go over every single entry on IMDb for voice talent legend, Frank Welker. Starting with his very earliest entry up to now. Fun, crass and occasionally irreverent conversation with tangents galore as a few unwitting jackanapeses explore IMDb, have some laughs and wonder about Welker.

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Disclaimer: The actual Frank Welker is in NO way affiliated with this show or its hosts. This is (as officialized by Frank Welker directly) an unofficial fanatic podcast that is not at all authorized, promoted or endorsed (or maybe even liked all that much) by Frank Welker or his estate.

The (narrow) views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts, speakers and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of any entities discussed herein, especially Frank Welker (who is very specific in his opinions and likes and dislikes).

We are not experts. We are not scholars (as much as we like to imagine we are). We are not industry affiliates. We are NOT Frank Welker. We simply wonder about him.

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The Lightman - Intro Song by: M.C. Barsbuster Video

Movie: Darkman (1990 - Rated R - 96min - Universal)

Comic: Darkman (1990 - 3 Issues - $1.50 - Marvel)

When thugs employed by a crime boss lead a vicious assault on Dr. Peyton Westlake (Liam Neeson), leaving him literally and psychologically scarred, an emergency procedure allows him to survive. Upon his recovery, Wilder can find solace only by returning to his scientific work developing synthetic skin, and seeking revenge against the crime boss. He assumes a phantom avenger persona called Darkman, who, with malleable facial qualities, is able to infiltrate and sow terror in the criminal community.

The official comics adaptation of the feature film. Script by Ralph Macchio, breakdowns by Bob Hall, ink finishes by Mark Texeira and Tony DeZuniga. Joe Jusko cover on the black and white; 64 newsprint pages that collect the 3 color issues in a magazine format. Cover price $2.25.

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