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Host Derek Coward still feels as though he has to defend Aquaman from people who won’t see the character’s appeal.
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Host Derek Coward still feels as though he has to defend Aquaman from people who won’t see the character’s appeal.
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Mike and Darrell are joined by Mike’s co-host Micah (DO_What) from Geek Brunch to discuss the Baltimore Comic Con, Green Arrow controversy and some 52 discussion.
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Hold on to your butts, this is a long one. Mike is out this week doing whatever he pleases and so Micah and Bill are joined by Darrell Taylor to talk comics, tv, movies, and surviving natural disasters. This episode is four hours long. You might need a break at some point in time. This covers a lot of long form chats about comics in general. We do get into specifics on stuff like Roger Langridge’s book “Snarked” and the Japanese Period piece “Hula Girls.” Micah Drops another recipe on the people that’s both easy and delicious, so download this and enjoy.
Atomic Robo is back this week. I read a preview of the first issue of the latest miniseries Ghost of Station X and it looks like this is another in a long line of excellent Atomic Robo stories. If you haven’t read Atomic Robo, think Hellboy with a sense of humor. If you have read any of the previous Atomic Robo stories, then you know what kind of goodness to expect. Don’t be the type of chump who is tied in with buying 52 #1 issues from a company who will probably be cancelling at least half of them within the year, be the type of chump who buys one #1 from a company who will at least make sure to tell the entire story.
Atomic Robo #1 // Ghost of Station X (#1 of 6)
Written: Brian Clevinger
Art: Scott Wegener
Colors: Ronda Pattison
Letters: Jeff Powell
Publication Date: 2011-09-07
Format: Comic, Full Color, 6.5 x 10, Soft Cover, 32 pages
Price: $3.50
Diamond Code: JUN111232
UPC: 811316010658
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–Show Notes–
Welcome back to the show!
This episode Chris returns, Mike is out, and DeWayne has officially moved all of his stuff in to the Image Addiction HQ and the cleaning crew isn’t really happy about it.
DeWayne and Chris get you caught up on the last two weeks worth of comics, so grab a drink, a snack, your Image comics, and listen!
Enjoy!
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Dewayne’s podcast – Randumb Idiocy (http://randumbidiocy.podomatic.com/)
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On the Trip we discuss the issue of Muppet Magazine from Spring ’88.

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On the Trip we discuss the issue of Muppet Magazine from Spring ’88.
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We catch up on communication and some To
p Cow News. We read some comments from Top Cow’s letterer, Troy Peteri. And Josh gets really amped up and sings through the August Previews for Top Cow.
There’s some talk about Artifacts – the release schedule can be found on the Top Cow Site. Drive Thru Comics also has Artifacts issues 1-8 for only $1.99 each.
Music on this episode is “Donut Man” by the Dickies. Podsafe music courtesy of MusicAlley. Check them out and buy the track, if you’re so inclined!
Doughnuts this week are the mini-donuts from Starbucks. We tried the Birthday Cake Donuts. We did not like them.
Thanks, as always to Westfield Comics for their support