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Lauren, Terry and Betsy discuss the first 13 new issues of DC's new 52 titles. And some other stuff.
In this episode, we discuss the DC roadshow/retailer summit and of course, the 52 titles DC will be launching in September.
This is our anger management episode. We talk fan fallout from Flash Point; accusations that comics corrupt our youth; and...Spider Island.
This is a long one, folks! We talk Locke & Key, kidney stones, Fear Itself, crime-fighting vehicles and Brit television.
Special guest Elliot Junkyard (Vampire Kitty and Space Bat) joins us as we talk about Supergirl, Captain America: The Fighting Avenger, YA comics, Butcher Baker.
Technical problems plague the CSoA as Terry checks in via Skype (warning: the Skype recording is very low/bad). We talk about Erik Larsen's Herculean, digital comics, Dr Who, Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane (and romance comics), Fear Itself and comics collecting in general. Originally recorded on 3 April 2011 at Flourish Bakery.
While Lauren was out fighting off the zombie plague, Sam Kay fills in and we talk about Future Foundation, Sucker Punch, Spartacus and the ever-delayed Batwoman comic. Originally recorded at the Rhythm Room on 27 March, 2011.
Yeah, yeah, I know. I have fallen prey to a bad combination of laziness and busyness and got behind. But to make up that I have two, count 'em TWO, podcasts to post this week. Enjoy!
We recorded a podcast on the last day of the Chicago Comics and Entertainment Expo, right on the show floor! Hear our thoughts about the con as well as impromptu interviews with special guest creators.
You can see Betsy's pictures from the convention on her Flickr page.
This is a long one folks. Back from hiatus and with a new member, we talk about the evils of cable (no, not that Cable), why Terry prefers old Dr. Who and what is FF #1. Also, debuting a new segment called "Why does this exist?" Because I love each and every one of you, I have edited this 'cast down to under 90 minutes. That's right, cool kids!
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