Silver & Gold Podcast has a new home!

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DC v Marvel, Podcasts, Silver & Gold, Throwback Thursday

Splitting Atoms is a Captain Atom blog. At least that was my intention when I started it in January 2013. Since Roy and I started our Booster Gold/Captain Atom podcast Silver and Gold, this has also been the home of that podcast.  As of today, this website will revert back to being simply a Captain Atom blog and the podcast (along with its spin-off shows) will have a new home at www.sngpod.com!

Visit that site now and bookmark it. There you will find all of our episodes of Silver & Gold, DC v Marvel, and any other future podcast endeavors.

What this means for Splitting Atoms is that we’ll no longer be posting our podcast content here. This will just be here for Captain Atom blog posts. Like it was when it started. This was always our intention, it just took me a bit to get it all organized.

Again, Captain Atom fans, nothing changes for you. Silver & Gold Podcast fans, your new home is www.sngpod.com.

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Silver and Gold Episode 15: Captain Atom on Planet X

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Captain Atom, Joe Gill, Silver Age Captain Atom, Space Adventures, Steve Ditko

In this Throwback Thursday episode of Silver and Gold, Vance is back with FKAjason to talk about “Captain Atom on Planet X” from Space Adventures #36 (Charlton Comics, 1960) by Joe Gill and Steve Ditko.

Music
Heart of Gold – The Roy Clark Method
Russians – Sting

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Silver and Gold Episode 13: Superheropalooza

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Podcasts, Silver & Gold, Throwback Thursday

In this throwback Thursday episode, we reach back just four years to our first podcast. FKAjason, Roy “Charlemagne” Cleary – along with guests Marcus Cleary and Rebecca Ledford – list our top five superheroes. Updated with additional commentary by FKAjason. Listen to us list and discuss our fifteen favorite super-heroes.

Music
Heart of Gold – The Roy Clark Method
I Wanna Live in a World Full of Heroes – Kirby Krackle
Batman (1966) Theme – Composed by Neal Hefti, featuring the Ron Hicklin Singers)
Starman Theme – Composed by Jack Nitzsche
The Lonely Man Theme – Composed by Joe Harnell
I Am the Law – Anthrax
Richie Rich Theme Song (1980) – Artist(s) Unknown

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*Special Thanks to John Broome, Gerry Conway, Steve Ditko, Arnold Drake, Will Eisner, Carlos Ezquerra, Bill Finger, Gardner Fox, Joe Gill, Archie Goodwin, Alfred Harvey, Carmine Infantino, Geof Isherwood, Dan Jurgens, Bob Kane, Gil Kane, Jack Kirby, Warren Kremer, Harry Lampert, Stan Lee, Chuck Lorre, Tom Lyle, Martin Lodell, Al Milgrom, Bill Prady, Joe Shuster, Jerry Siegel, Roger Stern, John Wagner, Charles Nicholas Wojtkoski, and Dave Wood*

Silver and Gold Episode 11: The Wreck of X-44

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Captain Atom, Joe Gill, Silver & Gold, Silver Age Captain Atom, Steve Ditko

This Throwback Thursday, Vance and Jay discuss “The Wreck of X-44” from Space Adventures #36 by Joe Gill and Steve Ditko. We also touch on DC Universe: Rebirth and the possibility that Captain Atom might be God.

Music
Heart of Gold – The Roy Clark Method
Flying for Me – John Denver

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Silver and Gold Episode 08: The Little Wanderer

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Captain Atom, Gunner, Joe Gill, Silver Age Captain Atom, Steve Ditko

It is Throwback Thursday again with FKAjason and Vance discussing “The Little Wanderer,” a story by Joe Gill and Steve Ditko that first appeared in Space Adventures #35 (1960, Charlton Comics). Captain Atom helps (sort of) his friend Gunner and his narcoleptic son. Cap flies around, blasts space birds, and generally confounds the readers with questions like, “Why?” or “How?” and “Did somebody say donuts?”

 

Music
Heart of Gold – The Roy Clark Method
Speak to Me/Breath – Pink Floyd
The Wanderer – Dion

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Silver and Gold Episode 06: The Second Man in Space

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Captain Atom, Joe Gill, Silver & Gold, Silver Age Captain Atom, Space Adventures, Steve Ditko, Throwback Thursday

Throwback Thursday returns and this time out, FKAjason and Vance review the Space Adventures #34 Captain Atom story “The Second Man in Space” (written by Joe Gill with artwork by Steve Ditko). We discuss the laziness of “space vaccines” and the general cheesyness of silver age comics. Vance can barely stay awake for this one, so you know you’re in for a real treat!

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Music
Heart of Gold – The Roy Clark Method
Silver and Gold – U2

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Silver and Gold Episode 04: Introducing Captain Atom

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Captain Atom, Gunner, Joe Gill, Silver & Gold, Silver Age Captain Atom, Steve Ditko

Wait, haven’t we already introduced Captain Atom. Well, yes and no. Call this episode of SNGPOD our “throwback Thursday” episode. I have a special guest on and we talk about the origin of the “original” Silver Age Captain Atom from Space Adventures #33. The story (written by Joe Gill with art by the legendary Steve Ditko) is titled “Introducing Captain Atom,” and it, well, introduces Captain Atom.

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Music
Heart of Gold – The Roy Clark Method
Silver – Echo and the Bunnymen

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