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@thisisknuffsaid
Guys, guys - there some new Beta footage for Pokemon Go!! I don't know about you, but my 12-year-old self is freaking out. I cannot wait to try this game out...and can't help but wonder what kind of Pokemon may live in the building where I work.... ~Ayanni
Alter Ego, the three-issue story originally published by Titan Books in Great Britain in 1991 and then re-published by Piranha Music/DC Comics, is a subtle piece of work. The comic appears to present Prince’s own famously bad self in the frame of a superhero, but it’s unclear whether he has any superhuman powers or anything like that. In effect, it’s the Prince origin story, a la Purple Rain, but with a big superhero-style archenemy plot thrown in. It’s a glib comparison, but writer Dwayne McDuffie and penciler Denys Cowan appear to borrow liberally from the Batman mythos, and in 1991 no name was bigger in the Batman comics world than Frank Miller. (For the record, the lettering was done by Bob Lappan, Noelle Giddings did the coloring, and the covers were by Brian Bolland.)
So basically, if you took Purple Rain and mashed it up with The Dark Knight Returns, you’d have something an awful lot like Alter Ego (which, yes, is available on Amazon). [source]
Knuff Said: Behind the Scenes
Photos from the recording of Episode 29, plus a group shot from the V-day episode recording.
Love is in the air this Valentine's Day edition of Knuff Said, filled with the usual nerdy goodness with some love advice thrown in. The gang teaches Cain what shipping is, Dr. Phil actually reads a comic book and gives a review, Korey is giddy over the impending return of Bruce Wayne as Batman and Caitlin reads the saddest thing ever with the happiest name. Plus, I make a special announcement about WonderCon! This episode is the perfect thing to cuddle up to and laugh hysterically with that special guy, gal, cyborg, mineral or vegetable. Don’t forget to like, subscribe to us on Soundcloud and iTunes, and leave some comments!
~Ayanni
PS: There’s a little reverb in the beginning, but it clears up as the episode goes on.
Join us in welcoming back Dr. Phil in his triumphant return from Cambodia. He and Korey lament the short comings of MTV's Shannara Chronicles, while Caitlin covers the popular horror game Until Dawn. Plus, everyone schools Cain about the Who and all their members. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! We love hearing from you 😁 ~Ayanni
We've got a double-stuffed episode of Knuff Said for your listening pleasure! We're got a lot of comics to cover after a week hiatus thanks to 2 feet of snow, and can barely contain ourselves as we cover TV new and old, plus all the new movies coming to theaters. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave comments! We love hearing your thoughts 😁 ~Ayanni
The Knuff Said Drinking Game
Aloha Ladies and Gents~ Ayanni here to bring you the rules of the Knuff Said drinking game, as promised. Yay!
The rules are pretty simple, so let’s get right to it!
As you know, everyone in the crew has topics, phrases, or actions that are almost guaranteed to show up every episode. When you hear any of the following, sip your drink or take a shot, whatever makes you happy:
When K. Smalls says that Commissioner Gordon is not Batman.
When TheCainMarko mentions genitalia of any kind. (Two drinks if the genitalia is surprised!)
When Just Caitlin uses Wikipedia.
When Dr. Phil mentions that he’s a doctor.
When Ayanni talks about cats.
And there you have it. Now you’re ready to get wasted with your favorite podcast crew! Maybe one day we’ll play along with you :)
I forget what episode we are recording here but everyone on the team looks great
And peep our logo (and treatments) created by the amazing jam85!!
Special guests Tony Wolf, (creator of the indie comic hit "Greenpoint of View" and Jam85 (visual artist and designer of the Knuff Said logo) join the crew as they go ham on former childhood hero Hulk
Check it MANNNN! We back! This time with special guests in da building! #knuffsaid #tonywolf #jam85 #kulchured
This episode the gang talks Marvel Hip Hop Covers, kicks more dirt on Nolan’s Batman, ponders the secrets of the universe- oh and spoils Ant-Man for those of you who didn’t go see it opening night.
More of that Kulchiured flavor you love! The Knuff Said comic podcast has another installment! #kulchured #knuffsaid
The gang chops it up about SDCC 2015 and all the lovely goodness that was announced at the con including the ever-growing Nolanfication of the DC Cinematic universe! They also give you the scoop on Ma
The inaugural episode of Knuff Said! THE podcast from you friend and pals at Kulchured.com giving you the pop culture goodness you deserve! #knuffsaid #kulchured
