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Original broadcast date November 25, 2015. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2015/11/comic-issues-250-so-long-and-thanks-for-all-the-fish/

After 5 amazing years and 250 incredible podcasts (even more if you count the extras over the years) Anthony is hanging up his Pg! hat and heading out to parts unknown. Listen in this week and Anthony, Elizabeth and Andrew look back at the history of Comic Issues to reflect on all to good times and fantastic adventures they've had together, all while still being the greatest geeks in the world and still having fun on this farewell episode.

Fear not though, this is only the closing of another chapter in the Comic Issues ongoing series. Don't remove us from your social media and podcast feeds, after a brief break be ready for Comic Issues to be back to being your favorite geeky podcast full of rants, ramblings, and ravings!

On a personal note:
I want to thank every single person who's listened to us over the years. New listeners and old, you're all amazing and I can't thank you enough for giving your time to some geeks like us. I hope that in 250 episodes of the podcast I've made you laugh. I hope you've agreed and disagreed with me. I hope that we've turned you on to new things you didn't know about, or didn't know enough about until listening to us. I hope we've inspired you to go out and make something like we have. Mostly though I hope I've made you laugh.

Being with Pg! and Comic Issues has been a highlight of my life and I wouldn't trade any of it for anything. The podcast has helped change my life and has given me something to work towards when I felt I had nothing else. It's introduced me to new friends that I've met going to so many amazing conventions. You're all too many to list here but I'm lucky to know each and every one of you, and you all inspire me.

I promise to you all that I'm not done, I'm just changing. If you want to keep up on what I'm doing then follow me on Twitter @GraphiteKnight, I'll be promoting there the projects I have planned for 2016. I'm looking forward to making you all laugh even more in the future.

Until then friends, Good Geeking.

Anthony Silva

Original broadcast date November 18, 2015. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2015/11/comic-issues-249-catching-up-on-comics/

This week Leland is back to sit with Anthony to kick back and reflect on the year in comics. Beginning with Secret Wars and dancing through the singing hills of Marvel these two geeks gush over their favorite books and what's still to come. It's all good vibes until the DC talk started and things got real sad and bitter as they have yet to create a world that's inviting for new fans... or some old fans. Listen in as two friends of 16 years kick back and talk comic shop before getting to major news at the end of the podcast.

Original broadcast date November 11, 2015. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2015/11/comic-issues-248-x-plosion/

It's an X-travaganza! It's so X-citing! It's the end of the Uncanny X-Men and the beginning of the Extraordinary X-Men!

This week the podcasting duo take a long look at the wrap up of Brian Michael Bendis' X-Men stories. The good, the not as good, because it was never bad; Anthony and Elizabeth gush over the issue #600 and the revelations about Iceman, the reunion of Colossus and Magik, and the trial of Beast. Then from Bendis' ends to Jeff Lemire's newest X-book, Extraordinary X-Men takes us further down the timeline and things are not looking good for mutants.

From the science of the x-gene to the magical world of the Sorcerer Supreme, Doctor Strange #2, also came out giving readers a tour of the Sanctum Sanctorum (it's as crazy and amazing as you imagine it). Then move on to Bendis' newest jam Invincible Iron Man #3 with the most impressive suit he's ever had. Finally to ring in the holidays Elizabeth gives a rundown on Klaus #1, Grant Morrison's re-imagining of Santa Claus. Yup, Ol' Saint Nick.

Original broadcast date November 4, 2015. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2015/11/comic-issues-247-the-return-of-the-quarantine/

Anthony got rid of the plague! And promptly gave it to Ashley. (So generous of him, right?) The quarantine is still up at the House of Two Geeks, so Elizabeth skypes in from Starbase Wallace and we'll hope the bug dies before it can ruin anyone else's weekend.

To pass they time, they recap New Avengers #2, Angela: Queen of Hel #1, Chewbacca #2 and House of M #4, with the amazing art of Ario Anindito.

Original broadcast date October 28, 2015. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2015/10/comic-issues-246-quarantined/

This week's podcast is coming to you from deep within the quarantine zone as Anthony has come down with the plague. So in the best interests of Elizabeth, who's happy with her wellness and not interested in Anthony's germ warfare, Comic Issues is brought you via the Skype machine! This week is still packed with our favorite books of the week, as we close the final pages of Secret Wars titles Siege and Age of Apocalypse, try out the All-New, All-Different  Astonishing Ant-Man, come back for Round 2 of Invincible Iron Man, and even touch on Back to the Future #1 and the collected Multiversity series by Grant Morrison.

[This podcast has been disinfected for your safety]

Original broadcast date October 21, 2015. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2015/10/comic-issues-245-record-breakers/

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS, MY FRIENDS!! DUN-DUN-DUN!!  Okay, so maybe we're being a little dramatic but after last week's huge 10 comic book race against time, we decided it had to be done and we pushed ourselves one further.  That's right! This week Comic Issues bring to you 11 comic books that were released on 10/14!

This week the pull list overflowed with A-Force #5, Chewbacca #1, Marvel Zombies #4, The New Avengers #1, I Hate Fairyland #1, Switch #1, Civil War #5, Guardian of the Galaxy #1, The Uncanny Avengers #1, Spider-Gwen #1, and the one that broke the record, Superman: Lois & Clark #1.  Ranging from heart breaking endings to confusing Post-Convergence beginnings, last week was a good week in comics.