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2 People Talking 80: Derek Loves Talking With His Daughter Jaymie

2 People Talking

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While Angela is taking some well deserved time off, Derek Coward has enlisted the help of his oldest daughter Jaymie to talk about what it was like growing up his child, the only two comic books she has remembered reading, the movie Catfish, the daytime routine of a single mother, and the Wendy Williams TV show. There is also a very brief cameo by his other daughter Jazmyn.

Invisible Jetcast Episode 4

Invisible Jetcast

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In another exciting episode of Invisible Jet Cast: We discuss the announcement of a Wonder Woman show, then onto Wonder Woman 603, where Diana fights Gargoyles, or Max Payne villains, or something. Then we move onto listeners e-mail

Adrian wants to know what our personal run of Wonder Woman would be?

Monica enjoyed the new issue.
Johnny has questions about the lassos of all the Wonder Women.

Sam wants to know what we think of Squadron Supreme.

Then onto homework. Angela’s pick of Wonder Woman Chronicles 1, what’d we think? And Jon gives us next month’s homework Superman/Batman Apocalypse.

Geek Brunch 119 – That’s What Makes it so Damn Sexy!

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We kick off the show with a rousing spoilerific (and explicit) critic of Lars Von Trier’s Antichrist! Do you know what the ending means? We don’t! Then we do a full 180, and review the titillating action flick Bitch Slap, and the rather strange Gentlemen Broncos! Surveillance does; I hate those. We also discuss Survival of the Dead, The Social Network, Bitten, Shutter Island, and Catfish. Then we move on to reviews of many of the new TV shows, including Hawaii 5-0, Raising Hope, Outsourced, Chase, S* my Dad Says and the new seasons of Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Brave and the Bold, and Clone Wars. Then we’re on to comics with reviews of Ode to Kirihito, Taskmaster #1, Tumor HC, Chew Volume 2, Victorian The Undead, Crossed, Hack Slash, and Superf*ckers! Join Mike, Bill, and Micah on one of our most vulgar episodes ever! Plus, pot roast! And which sugar is best for you! We also bring up how to teach kids sports.

My Top Ten Writers

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I have a database for my comic books called Comic Collector. One of my favorite features is called Statistics.

As of 10/5/2010, here is a list of the ten comic book writers who show up the most in my collection.

1. Mark Waid
2. Keith Giffen
3. Chris Claremont
4. Chuck Dixon
5. Geoff Johns
6. Grant Morrison
7. Alan Moore
8. Dan Jurgens
9. Mike Baron
10. J.M. DeMatteis

Anyone who has heard my podcast has heard the phrase “I’m not the biggest Mark Waid fan.” Apparently I like the dude a lot more than I thought I did. I wonder how much this list will change once I populate all of the entries.

Mark Waid

My Top Ten Characters

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I have a database for my comic books called Comic Collector. One of my favorite features is called Statistics.

As of 10/5/2010, here is a list of the ten comic book characters who show up the most in my collection.

1. Batman (Bruce Wayne)
2. Superman (Kal-El/Clark Kent)
3. Flash (Wally West)
4. Martian Manhunter (J’onn J’onzz)
5. Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)
6. Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
7. Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)
8. Wolverine (Logan/James Howlett)
9. Black Canary (Dinah Lance)
10. Robin (Tim Drake)

And for those of you who might be interested in knowing, Captain America (Steve Rogers) came in a close #11. So there, I didn’t always hate him as much as I do now.