59 min
193. Back of the Store Chat: Current Comics, What we are watching and more The Secret Origins of Mint Condition
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Show notes provided by Joe Peluso
If you are a resident of the New York/Metropolitan area, you may be aware of the numerous "regional sports" networks that keep us entertained and informed. One of those networks exclaims: "Get your New York Sports here!" If you are a fan of this podcast and are familiar with our "back of the store chats", you may have tuned in to "Get your comics news and updates here!' So after a quick redress of the sports desk, your hosts James and Joe sit down at the "comics counter" to bring you up to speed on your favorite four-color fantasies. Jeremy Adams, Geoff Johns, Joshua Williamson, Jonathan Hickman, Dan Jurgens, and Mark Waid are all doing fantastic work on some ofyour favorite characters.The boys discuss the different merits and nuances of these current books and much more. And what's a back of the chat chat without head-scratching questions? Who's in charge of the releases and numbering of the Marvel Epic Collections? What do you need to read before diving into Mark Millar's "Big Game"? Where is the diversity of genres at the "big two"? And finally: How do you pronounce Ra's al Ghul? Bring your pencils. There will be a pop quiz.
Show notes provided by Joe Peluso
If you are a resident of the New York/Metropolitan area, you may be aware of the numerous "regional sports" networks that keep us entertained and informed. One of those networks exclaims: "Get your New York Sports here!" If you are a fan of this podcast and are familiar with our "back of the store chats", you may have tuned in to "Get your comics news and updates here!' So after a quick redress of the sports desk, your hosts James and Joe sit down at the "comics counter" to bring you up to speed on your favorite four-color fantasies. Jeremy Adams, Geoff Johns, Joshua Williamson, Jonathan Hickman, Dan Jurgens, and Mark Waid are all doing fantastic work on some ofyour favorite characters.The boys discuss the different merits and nuances of these current books and much more. And what's a back of the chat chat without head-scratching questions? Who's in charge of the releases and numbering of the Marvel Epic Collections? What do you need to read before diving into Mark Millar's "Big Game"? Where is the diversity of genres at the "big two"? And finally: How do you pronounce Ra's al Ghul? Bring your pencils. There will be a pop quiz.
59 min