Archive for September, 2009
Tarzan versus Predator etc
by Elmo on Sep.17, 2009, under Blog

I actually kind of liked the Dark Horse series “Tarzan versus Predator at the Earth’s Core.” But it just seemed to toss in so many elements that I kept thinking why not add some more. And then more. Then it started getting out of hand….
Video: Tarzan and the Russian Mafia
by Elmo on Sep.06, 2009, under Video
A Russian Apeman emigrates to the U.S. and goes on a crime spree. A Panthan Press investigation.
New podcast promo
by Elmo on Sep.04, 2009, under Podcast
Promo announcing new episodes of Dateline Jasoom, a podcast for fans of Edgar Rice Burroughs, science fiction, and pulp adventure. Podcasters and others are welcome to use this to promote the show.
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Dum Dum 2008: Artist Tom Floyd
by Elmo on Sep.04, 2009, under Podcast
The Prof. Archimedes Q. Porter School of Memory Enhancement, ERB artist Tom Floyd, fan David Critchfield.
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Dum Dum 2008: Alley Oop
by Elmo on Sep.04, 2009, under Podcast
Almost live from the 2008 Dum Dum in Waterloo, Iowa. Mucker Jeopardy, and an interview with Alley Oop artist Jack Bender.
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Episode 49: Tarzan and the Russian Mafia
by Elmo on Sep.03, 2009, under Podcast
Tarzan and the Russian Mafia. Antiques Roadshow appraises artwork by Frank Schoonover. Auditions held for a new Tarzan movie. Originally uploaded Feb. 17, 2008.
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Episode 48: Muckers and Grinders
by Elmo on Sep.03, 2009, under Podcast
Local sports talk hosts sing about “muckers and grinders.” Meanwhile, the Chicago Muckers discuss their favorite minor characters in Burroughs books. Originally uploaded Jan. 19, 2008.
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Episode 47: Alex Simmons
by Elmo on Sep.03, 2009, under Podcast
A chat with Alex Simmons, who wrote the Tarzan Sunday comic in 2001 and 2002, for his take as an African American on the apeman and ERB. ERBzine has posted some of Alex’s strips here. Originally uploaded Jan. 4, 2008.
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Episode 46: Tarzan goes to college
by Elmo on Sep.03, 2009, under Podcast
A Barsoomian expedition from Helium to the frozen north and into the Carrion Caves. Part 2 of our discussion of the University of Arkansas Little Rock class that casts Tarzan as a literary icon, with ERB fan Steve Allsup. Originally uploaded Dec. 22, 2007.
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Episode 45: Tarzan, literary icon?
by Elmo on Sep.03, 2009, under Podcast
University of Arkansas literature professor Paul Yoder discusses ERB’s apeman in the context of Mary Shelley, Joseph Conrad, Jonathan Swift, Byron, and others. Tarzan of the Apes is a good read, too, he says. Originally uploaded Dec. 7, 2007.
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