Feathers And Foes: A Bird's Of Prey Podcast

This is the final installment of this Fourth World adventure, featuring the Birds with assists from Catwoman and Power Girl.  Will the Black Canary, Catwoman, and the U.S. Marshals be able to get back to Earth?  Who will win the battle between the fury of Lashina and her ribbons vs. Catwoman and the whip? In addition to all of this, Mark, Ashford, and Laura are discussing the episode Reunion of the Birds of Prey television series.  Remember, you can stream the episodes on CWSeed.   This is also the last issue of the 20th Century.  And if the tears haven't fallen yet, the art team is changing as well.  It was such a good run, but the new art team looks promising, and Chuck Dixon is handling the script, so we can trust that the Birds are in good hands.     Contact Information: feathersandfoes.libsyn.com Twitter: @feathersandfoes Facebook: Featherand Foes Subscribe to us on iTunes.  Please leave a review.  

The Birds, through the force of the Boom Tube, are in Apokolips, the 4th World.  Catwoman, Black Canary, and The U.S. Marshalls are trying to survive Darkseid's World.  Issue 13, which came out in November of 1999, is fire.     In addition, Ashford, Mark, and Laura talk about Gladiatrix, the Birds of Prey television show.  This is a wild one.  Be careful, this segment is Not Suitable For Work.    

Join Feathers and Foes as Mark and Ashford discuss issue 12 of Birds of Prey.  This time, Catwoman is in the mix.  This fast past, train topping ride is a thrill that you have to hear.  This issue has not been reprinted; however, the next volume will be out in September 2016, so be sure to read that. In addition to the analysis of the book, we also have an interview segment with John Ostrander, who created the Suicide Squad and The Oracle.  Hopefully this podcast will give you what you're looking for in a show.  Cheers to you.   Contact us @feathersandfoes on Twitter.  Also, we have a facebook page.  Find us at Featherand Foes.  Sorry, I had to connect Feathersand together.  It drives me nuts.     feathersandfoes.libsyn.com

Join Mark, Ligia, and Ashford as they discuss the three part conclusion to the Guy Gardner Clone story.  This is a story you don't want to miss.  

The Wrong Guy is a story of explosions, bullets, and alien clones.  Will Black Canary be able to duck and dodge all of it???   Birds of Prey issue 11 hit the stands on August 1999; however, the cover date says October 1999. How will this Dinah/Guy team up measure up?  Who knows?    

Feathers and Foes are back with another episode.  Issue 9 volume one features The Black Canary and Oracle, of course.  Black Canary is sent on a covert mission to Koroscova to release a prisoner. This issue is action packed with explosions, guns, and running.  Will Dinah make it out alive?  

Welcome to Feather and Foes.  Ligia, Mark, and Ashford are cover issue 8 volume 1 of Birds of Prey.  Despite the cover date, this book came out in store on June 2, 1999.  We are really excited because we have an appearance from the first Boy Wonder, Dick Greyson, who is now NIGHTWING.  Join us as we discuss the history, the magic, the chemistry between Batman's first student, and Barbara Gordon, the first Batgirl. Stick around as Ashford and Mark discuss the television series Birds of Prey back in 2002. Twitter - @feathersandfoes Will also have a Facebook -Feathersand Foes.    Yes, the no space between Feather and and is intentional.  I didn't have a choice.              

Birds of Prey Issue 16   Volume 1 Villain   Black Canary is instructed by Oracle to get a foreign dignitary to safety for a fair trial.  The problem is the Black Canary is having issues with the person she is rescuing, believe he is a scoundrel.  Chuck Dixon serves up another action packed story with a shocking conclusion.   And be sure to listen to the segment about Birds of Prey, the 2002 series.  We cover the episode, Lady Shiva.  We actually loved it to bits.  Online, you can stream the Birds of Prey television show on CW Seed.  Watch the episodes and share what you think with us.   Twitter: @feathersandfoes e-mail - prydonian.post@gmail.com website: feathersandfoes.libsyn.com

The Ravens story arc has concluded.  Will the Cobras control time?  Will Black Canary be able to protect herself and the present day?  Will the Ravens ever make it back to the future? Time will tell in this magnificent saga!

Join us as we discuss time travel, run away sea creatures, and a trio of women that are not bad guys per se, yet are not afraid to dabble in the shadiness department.  Black Canary is kick-butt and kicking butt as usual.  

The Ravens Strike is issue 4 Volume 1.  Written by Chuck Dixon.  Art team are Greg Land, Drew Geraci, and Gloria Vazquez.  A new Story Arc where the Black Canary just wants to get away for some R&R, but of course, those plans will be interrupted by the Cobras, a covert operation that have contracted the Ravens, Chesire, Pistolera, and Vicious to go to the same location where Black Canary is relaxing, not intended, to retrieve something of mystery...for now.   

Welcome to Feathers and Foes: A Birds of Prey Podcast!  In this episode of Feathers and Foes, Ashford, Ligia, and Mark are cover the 3rd issue of the first volume of Birds of Prey entitled: Hounded.  Yes, this story was written by Chuck Dixon.  The artwork was done by Greg Land and Drew Geraci.  Join Feathers and Foes as they discuss this stunning three part conclusion.  And don't forget to join us on the segment where, Mark and Ashford cover the WB 2002 television show Birds of Prey.  The title of this one is called 3 Birds and a Baby.  We kid you not.  

Ashford and Mark discuss the thrilling adventure of Birds of Prey #2: One of Those Days.  Black Canary is up to her earrings when the ultra-Thug, Jackie Pajamas holds her captive.  How will she ever get out of this one?  In addition to this, Ashford and Mark cover the WB Network's CW show, Birds of Prey.  Join the fun as these two are going through the series, episode by episode.    

Welcome to the 10th episode of Feathers and Foes. Can you believe it!  10 episodes.  And this episode is a doozy.  Perhaps it is not a doozy.  To be honest, I don't even know what would constitute a doozy. In this episode, we are covering issue 1 proper of Birds of Prey.  The story is called Long Time Gone written by Chuck Dixon and illustrated by Greg Land, and inked by Drew Geraci.  Black Canary and Oracle are in top form.   Please don't forget to listen to our segment about the Birds of Prey television show from the WB television series back in 2002.      

Ligia and Ashford are back to discuss the Birds of Prey Issue: Batgirl, a story of Batgirl and Black Canary.  What?  You must see how writer Chuck Dixon brings all of this together.  And the rogue's gallery is really in this one, ranging from the Mad Hatter to the Joker.  Released in 1998, the Birds are swinging towards 1999 with a bang! In addition to this issue Ashford and new Co-Host Mark discuss the pilot episode of the WB Network's show, Birds of Prey from 2002.  Ashford and Mark will discuss this show each issue until the end of its series.  In this episode we get an appearance from Aaron Paul.  No, there is no meth involved, but with some of the meta human abilities of Huntress, perhaps you might feel like you're on that Chrystal.    

Ashford and Ligia are back to discuss Wolves, written by Chuck Dixon.  Compared to the previous stories, this is more of a character piece; we learn about Black Canary's ex-husband, Craig, and we finally get to see Oracle out and about, away from her workstation. Hopefully, the Birds can get it together as they are faced with one of their greatest foes in this story, The Simple Life. DC Comics and the Birds of Prey  

Cheers everyone.  Unfortunately, Ligia will not be with us this But don't worry, she will be back in full-effect for episode 8!  Catherine is filling in for her, so both Catherine and Ashford will discuss this action-packed story, Revolution.  Join the two as they discuss guns, action, creep factors, remote islands, and more! This story comes from the collected stories of one shots and mini-series called Birds of Prey Volume 1.  The book is so worth the money.   Oracle and the Black Canary are back in Birds of Prey: Revolution!

Join Ligia and Ashford as they talk about the part four of Man Hunt.  Ladies' Choice is the title, written by Chuck Dixon.  Will the Catwoman and Huntress be able to save the Black Canary from Archer Braun?  Is Ladia Shiva going kill everyone in sight?  Will Oracle be able to keep her AOL connection?  Tune in as Ashford and Ligia try to do this conclusion justice.   DC Comics are in full-effect.

Ligia and Ashford cover the 3rd issue of the Man Hunt Saga, "The Man That Got Away". Black Canary is kidnapped by Braun, a dude that crushed Huntress's heart, and did the Black Canary wrong.  The Huntress and Catwoman are teaming up to save the Black Canary and bring Braun to justice. The scenery changes as Braun takes the Black Canary to Katchick 9-9, a forgotten city in Kazakastan.     

The Birds are on the chase for Braun, a jerk who wronged Catwoman, Huntress, and the Black Canary...perhaps in that order.  The Black Canary gets separated from Huntress and Catwoman, which makes things tough for Oracle, who is back in Gotham.  Join Ashford and Ligia as they discussed this romp of an adventure.  DC Comics presents: Birds of Prey.