Book · 1976
Sleeping Murder, The Murder at the Vicarage
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Sleeping Murder and The Murder at the Vicarage are classic detective novels written by renowned mystery author Agatha Christie. On an episode of the Stuff They Don't Want You To Know podcast titled Peter and the Antichrist, Chapter One: It's the End of the World, As We Know It, released on January 21, 2026, Matt Frederick briefly referenced a completely different publication while exploring themes of power and wealth. Specifically, Frederick brought up a graphic novel titled Black Monday Murders, characterizing it as one of the finest graphic novels ever written, while playfully adding a spoiler alert that the series was not yet completed. Although he did not discuss Christie's traditional whodunits during this specific segment, Frederick utilized his discussion of illustrated literature to illustrate complex macroeconomic and historical motifs concerning how large amounts of capital manifest as raw societal power. He analyzed the ways in which ultra-wealthy individuals relentlessly pursue systemic control, using the medium of graphic storytelling to unpack intricate webs of global influence and institutional corruption.
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Matt Frederick I mean, Black Monday Murders, one of the best graphic novels ever written. Spoiler, it's not done yet. 1
“I mean, Black Monday Murders, one of the best graphic novels ever written. Spoiler, it's not done yet.”
