Brian of Earth-16 is a podcaster for the Earth-16 Comics Writer and a contributing writer/journalist for the Daily Planet. You can also hear Brian on the DC Comics Geeks Nation podcast. When not writing, Brian enjoys going to the world of comic books, TV shows, video games, and pro-wrestling. He also loves listening to other podcasts and having a philosophical conversation.
Welcome back to the Demon Slayer Planet podcast! In the second episode of this podcast I did a review of “Demon Slayer,” season three, episode six – “Aren’t you going to be a Hashira?”
In the third episode of the Demon Slayer Planet Podcast, I am going to be doing a review of Demon Slayer Season Three Episode Five — “Bright Red Sword” We delve into Muichiro Tokito’s continued character growth and the unravelling of his past.
Welcome back to the Demon Slayer Planet podcast! I am your host BrianofEarth16 of the Daily Planet and in the second episode of this podcast I am going to be doing a review of Demon Slayer Season Three Episode Four – “Thank you, Tokito” We delve into Muichiro Tokito’s epiphany as he starts to remember fragments of his past and the battle between Tanjiro, Nezuko, Genya, and the clones of the Upper Four demon while the Swordsmith Village is under attack by demons.
In this first ever episode of the podcast, we review the episode of Demon Slayer- Season Three: “The 300-year old Sword!” We touch base on what was good and what could have been better with the episode, character development, and an unique weapon, (not the 300-year-old sword) is introduced in the episode!
As the third season of “Demon Slayer-Kimetsu no Yaiba” progresses, things slowly start to unravel in the second episode.
“Demon Slayer-Kimetsu no Yaiba,” the hit anime based on the Shonen Jump manga series written by Koyoharu Gotouge, has kicked off its first episode of third season in movie theaters nationwide. The theatrical release of the episode was titled “To the Swordsmith Village.”
Cosplaying, the act of dressing up and roleplaying as a character from a fandom, has been a popular endeavor worldwide.
As we ring in the near year at the Daily Planet, I wanted to do something a little different for Geek Talk with Brian of Earth-16 Podcast. I am going to share with you my personal list of my Top 10 favorite anime to watch.
When I heard the news of Frank’s death being caused by suicide, I was, like everyone who was a fan of the Power Rangers, was shocked. How could a man who was so humble and friendly to fans he came across at comic conventions choose to take his own life? What drove him down this dark path? We may not get the answers nor may we ever know what went on in the mind of a man who, little did we know, was troubled in the final days of his life.
Brendan Rooney and I chat with comic creator and ComicBook.com journalist Adam Barnhardt on his comic “Macabre Mel: Wicked Salvation.”
This is my review on American Born Chinese written by Gene Luen Yang (Superman Smashes the Klan, Avatar: the Last Air Bender, Dragon Hoops, Gordon Yamamoto and the King of the Geeks) and illustrated by Lark Pien. If you like the video, don’t forget to hit the like button and subscribe to my channel! Also, hit the bell icon to get all the latest updates!
This is the very first comic book podcast episode under the “Geek Talk with Brian of Earht-16” name!
According to an article from Variety, Warner Bros. has announced that Michael Bishop has been cast as Jonathan Kent. Bishop will be replacing actor Jordan Elsass who originally portrayed Jonathan in the first two seasons of “Superman & Lois.”
Actor and Director Jonah Hill will direct and star in a documentary film that sheds light on mental health.
It’s been awhile since I did a podcast since I’ve been busy with cosplaying, but now I am back full swing. In this latest episode, Toben Racicot returns to chat about “Pilgrim’s Dirge” issue no. 2. We also have fan questions! This was a fun chat!
Miles Morales debuted in in Marvel Comics’ “Ultimate Comics: Fallout no.4” in August 2011 and would don the mantle of Spider-Man after the death of Peter Parker in his universe, Earth-1610. Like Peter, Miles would be bitten by a radioactive spider that would grant him abilities.
