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Mike and Keith,
Discuss the art of belly dancing and then jump into some discussion of back issues with Justice League of America 179 and Adventure Comics 436. We then get into some brief discussion of
Batman and Robin 17-19 (Absense)
DC Universe Online 1-2
Justice League Generation Lost 16-20
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Host Derek Coward talks about the passing of Dwayne McDuffie, his appreciation for Brad Meltzer, long time love for the Justice League of America, and does it all while driving around, running errands and taking care of business.
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Mike and Keith talk about some new directions and in some cases new creative teams. Keith talks about all the podcasts he listens to, which is a lot and Mike mentions the few he listens to because he just does not have enough time in the day.
The conclusion to Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #6, which the F#$K just happened
Justice Society of America 44
Justice League of America 49 and 50
Teen Titans 88
and much much more, the episode that has so many tangents and discussion it lasts forever.
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Mike and Keith talk about everything including Virginia Comic Con and finally get around to covering the complete JLA/JSA crossover Dark Things.
Tangents galore.
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Host Derek Coward talks about the Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes cartoon as well as several other superhero groups and extra-small superheroes.
I have never read a single issue (or panel) of Bone by Jeff Smith, but I have heard nothing but good things about it. I was really surprised to see the second issue in the dollar bin in between Justice League of America 11 and Grimjack 28.
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Host Derek Coward gives his thoughts on how Marvel has been treating The Avengers for the past few years. It takes a while to get to the point, but the trip is worth it.
