The Green Lama

By: Adam Lance Garcia and Steele Filipek
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  • Back for the first time in decades, join Jethro Dumont--a.k.a., the green-robed Buddhist superhero known as the Green Lama--as he and his allies attempt to stop a gang war from subsuming New York City. Aided by the Riveter--a new vigilante that emerged as the Green Lama fought Nazis overseas--Dumont will face enemies new and old as criminal forces stalk the Lama from the shadows, manipulating the Big Apple toward a final confrontation that may lead to its utter annihilation!
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  • Episode 8 - Sacrifice

    Episode 8 - Sacrifice
    Feb 11 2022

    Invasion! The sinister Engineer and his hidden army have gained a foothold into New York. All seems lost. The Green Lama and his allies must fight to free the city, but not all of them will make it out alive. Produced in Dolby Atmos. (Season Finale).

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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • Episode 7 - Revelations

    Episode 7 - Revelations
    Jan 28 2022

    The madman behind the gang war has been revealed as the Engineer! Armed with the Radioactive Salts that once fueled The Green Lama, this sinister dictator plans to turn New York into his personal kingdom… unless the Lama and his allies can stop him!

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    36 mins
  • Episode 6 - The Hidden Enemy

    Episode 6 - The Hidden Enemy
    Jan 14 2022

    Terror grips New York. The Green Lama and his allies race across the city to find the source of the blasts, but time is running out. The mastermind behind the chaos is up to something big, and they could be anywhere... even right under the Lama's very roof...

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    28 mins

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FINALLY!

I have been waiting so long for this. FINALLY it is here. This is so awesome! Just like the radio serials of old.

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A delight!

For myself the first episode and the fact it was so lovingly produced was mana from heaven. I love how they kept the continuity of characters and reimagined the Lama coming back to the U.S. to senseless murder, mirroring the violence which originally birthed the Green Lama. I am unqualified to comment further but I hope they continue to create a serious comic book world - if that makes sense.

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Truly incredible.

I used to get old radio dramas at the library and this reminds me of the golden age of radio. If you love classics like The Shadow, you’ll find this right up your alley.

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Yes please!

Classic old radio drama, action packed fights, and *GASP* women who aren’t just there to be rescued, I can’t wait to hear more.

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Like stepping in a time machine.

What a start! I'm hooked and absolutely ready for more! Made me feel like I was transported back in time listening to the old Superman dramas in the car with my dad. Only one episode in and already I can hear all the heart this production has. Adam and Co., keep this up, its so good.

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A World of Difference…

Having heard some of the old time radio episodes of the original Green Lama show, this new podcast of his adventures are a completely different world like the postwar America he returns to as the series begins. I like how this take on the Lama is sort of a mix of his different iterations which brings in characters and elements from the pulps, comics and radio show as the story and hero establishes itself. Unlike the old shows which were 24 minute single adventures, this show is telling an extended episodic story which stitches together a world weary hero returning to a city drowning in organized crime as the world is still recovering from a global war in an uneasy peace. The existential threat of Communism hasn’t brought the “Red Scare” to the forefront, but you can see the stirrings of it taking hold in some of the dialogue.

The Lama isn’t the cool sort of man-about-town/troubleshooter of the original OTR show, he’s a hero who went overseas with that naive optimism in hand and saw things that had him doubting his days as an adventurer were worth the trouble. When he finds himself drawn back into the role more through circumstance than intention, the Lama is initially reluctant but reconciles himself to playing the role of costumed hero long enough to break up the increasingly violent criminals plaguing his home town and discover if the rumors of a mysterious mastermind that controls everything are based in truth.

This has been a lot of fun to listen so far, I’m subscribed so I won’t miss any new episodes as they’re released.

Now quit reading this and enjoy the show.

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