
Alan Davis
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Sep 27, 2026
Episode 209: Justice League of America - The Nail by Alan Davis
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1:38Brian ClarkHOST
I'd be shocked if it wasn't.
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1:40Brian ClarkHOST
But we're talking Justice League The Nail by Alan Davis.
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1:44Brian ClarkHOST
Just flat out written in art.
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1:46Brian ClarkHOST
The only thing he didn't do was the inks.
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2:39Brian ClarkHOST
I think number two is mixed in somewhere in my long boxes, and I'm not going to go dive in to find it.
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2:45Brian ClarkHOST
But I do have the deluxe edition, which collects the nail and another nail.
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2:51Brian ClarkHOST
But side note, if you read the introduction, Alan Davis really wants to do the final nail.
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2:57Brian ClarkHOST
Let's just never
Audible Interlude: A GI Joe Podcast 25-SEP-2026 Oops! All Transformers!
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31:05Kristian AllenPANELIST
It was almost like taking Bill Skincevich.
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31:11Kristian AllenPANELIST
And having him do Transformers when you're used to Alan Davis doing Transformers kind of thing.
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31:18Kristian AllenPANELIST
It was just this very scratchy, almost UK artist kind of look to it.
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31:24Kristian AllenPANELIST
Unlike anything else going on.
Bonus Patreon Release: Absalom! With Phillip Sevy and Joshua Catone!
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41:08Joshua CatoneGUEST
I love this artist, and I don't think I've seen him before.
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41:11Joshua CatoneGUEST
It's very sort of Alan Davis-y kind of stuff, and it's a breath of fresh air in the era of Rob Liefeld.
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41:18Joshua CatoneGUEST
But his name's Paul Pelletier?
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41:19Phillip SevyGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Miracleman #15 with Michel Fiffe
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9:56Michel FiffeGUEST
But it was created with that format in mind, right? So it went through several artists.
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10:05Michel FiffeGUEST
It started with Gary Leach, it went to Alan Davis, and then the book stopped around the mid-20s.
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10:11Michel FiffeGUEST
This was in chunks of 8-10 page chapters.
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10:16Michel FiffeGUEST
Right.
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10:40Michel FiffeGUEST
But yeah, Marvel Man for some reason just ended.
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10:42Michel FiffeGUEST
I forget who drew the final issues.
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10:45Michel FiffeGUEST
Perhaps it was Alan Davis.
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10:46Michel FiffeGUEST
It
WCPEver Episode 639 - Rose City Comic Con Recap
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49:25JohnHOST
I don't have, I personally do not have a big connection to miracle man.
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49:29JohnHOST
I remember some, um, of the Alan Davis did some really cool, um, miracle man artwork.
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49:35JohnHOST
And, um,
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49:37JerryHOST
I think he was the artist when, uh,
#692: Easy To Hate, Hard To Love
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45:25Bryan JohnsonHOST
I had more fun reading Excalibur.
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45:27Bryan JohnsonHOST
Alan Davis.
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45:29Hank KanalzGUEST
Certainly a few choices.
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45:30Hank KanalzGUEST
Oh!
Alan Moore & Marvel Comics: What Happened?
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3:35Nathan CabanissHOST
Established in the 70s by Marvel to bring their characters and comics to the United Kingdom, By the late 70s, the imprint started hiring homegrown talent to make Marvel Comics exclusively for British audiences.
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3:47Nathan CabanissHOST
This wound up being some of the earliest published work for many creators who would later be a big deal, like Steve Dillon, Alan Davis, David Lloyd, and yes,
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3:58Alan MooreSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Alan
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3:58Nathan CabanissHOST
Moore.
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5:40Nathan CabanissHOST
Yet Moore's greatest contribution to Marvel UK lay with an earlier character, a superhero who hadn't had the best of introductions.
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5:48Nathan CabanissHOST
Captain Britain was created in 1976 to appeal to Marvel UK's readership But the character never quite caught on, and eventually faded into the background.
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5:58Nathan CabanissHOST
In the early 80s, editor Paul Neary commissioned Dave Thorpe and Alan Davis for a new strip starring the character to run in the anthology Marvel Super Heroes, aiming to place Captain Britain at the forefront of the Marvel UK line.
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6:11Nathan CabanissHOST
Artist Davis completely redesigned his costume, and the character was sent to an alternate Earth, where Thorpe was free to do whatever he wanted without trampling over the mainline Marvel continuity.
#288 The Comicom Podcast: Look who decided to show up?!
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30:03ZachHOST
But in the most recent issue of Avengers Armageddon, we see our character David Colton, the former Captain America, turns into Miracle Man.
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30:14ZachHOST
So Alan Davis' creation, Miracle Man.
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30:16ZachHOST
And now Marvel is letting us know that Miracleman and David Colton will survive Avengers Armageddon and will officially join the Avengers team, the new Avengers team, in Avengers number one, making him the final 2026 member next to what we previously released of Spidey, Wolverine, Luke Cage, Captain Marvel, and Daredevil.
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30:34ZachHOST
So, yeah.
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34:19ZachHOST
but yeah i know a
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34:21JustinHOST
great adam hughes cover and that's all i know
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34:23ZachHOST
yeah i mean obviously alan davis is a fantastic writer um yeah
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34:27JustinHOST
but yeah
Wolverine and the X-Men: Backlash
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13:43KevinHOST
So it was really sweet.
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13:45KevinHOST
And it was that classic Alan Davis, Chris Claremont, Excalibur team.
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13:49KevinHOST
And it was a joy.
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13:52SeanHOST
It was.
Son of the Demon︱DC Finest Batman (1987) The Killing Joke and Other Stories︱Part 1︱BCE Comics Pod
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28:09Nick SmithHOST
We had one Joker story in the last volume,
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28:11StojerHOST
right? Yeah, the one with Catwoman and Alan Davis drawing and stuff like that.
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28:16StojerHOST
Yeah.
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28:18StojerHOST
Yeah, I mean, I guess there's supposed to be this, like, connection between Two-Face and, you know, Robin, because he supposedly killed his father.
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