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Every book Michael Malice recommended on podcasts
Michael Malice frequently appears on Timcast IRL to discuss politics, culture, and media, offering commentary grounded in his own creative background and unorthodox worldview. During his appearances, Malice frequently brings up various literary works and graphic novels to illustrate his points about ideology and storytelling. For instance, he recommends the manga and anime series Attack on Titan, as well as the first half of Death Note. In discussing the graphic novel medium, Malice mentions Alan Moore and his work on Watchmen, noting the creator's original desire to utilize DC characters. Additionally, Malice reflects on his personal connection to the late cartoonist Harvey Pekar, recalling Pekar's book tour for American Splendor and referring to him as a mentor. Malice also touches upon contemporary political literature, noting that he has read the Antifa handbook by Mark Bray during broader conversations regarding political extremism and various ideological movements in modern society. Through these literary references, Malice bridges popular culture, graphic novels, and political texts to contextualize his cultural commentary and personal history on the podcast.
Books recommended by Michael Malice
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Attack on Titan Sampler
Attack on Titan Sampler by Hajime Isayama represents a companion or sampling of the globally acclaimed dark fantasy manga and anime phenomenon that follows humanity's desperate fight for survival against giant humanoid creatures known as Titans.
Recommended“You should watch Attack on Titan.”
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Death Note, Vol. 4
Death Note, Vol.
Recommended“You should uh you'd like the first half of Death Note.”
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American Splendor
Discussed“my mentor Harvey Pekar rested. God Restless His Soul from American Splendor. He went on a book tour...”
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Antifa
Antifa by Mark Bray is a political book that explores the history, theory, and actions of the anti-fascist movement.
Discussed“I read the Antifa handbook. Have you read it?”
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Watchmen
Watchmen is a seminal graphic novel created by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons that has frequently been referenced in discussions regarding popular culture, media creation, and political conspiracy theories.
Discussed“You know what's really sad is um uh for Watchmen, Alan Moore wanted to use the DC characters and they wouldn't let him.”
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Books Michael Malice wrote
Appearances
| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| FBI CAUGHT Rigging 2020 Election, Leaked Chat Logs PROVE COVER UP w/Michael Malice | Timcast IRL | 2025-04-02 | 5 |
Other mentions (5: passing, ad reads, own books)
“My last book was called The White Tale, a Tale of Good and Evil.”
“One of the reasons I wrote my last book, The White Pill, which is about the story of the rise and fall of the Soviet Union, is I I'm very disturbed, and I'm sure everyone here agrees with the fact that war victories are glorified, but when you have a war victory that's peaceful, it's kind of like, yeah, that”
“When I gave you Dianetics, it was a joke. You weren't supposed to read.”
“It's like Lennie of Mice and Men but don't do but you do you have to like if you believe in the death penalty.”
“It's called Ego and Hubris.”