Podcast Episode 46: Marvel NOW!.1

The Marvel NOW! initiative began about six months ago, and we discuss the titles that started within the first three months, including:

  • Uncanny Avengers
  • Red She Hulk
  • All-New X-Men
  • Thor: God of Thunder
  • FF
  • Fantastic Four
  • Indestructible Hulk
  • Captain America
  • Avengers
  • Hawkeye (Yes, this started before Marvel NOW!, but we also wanted to discuss all Marvel titles that we’re reading now.)

What did we like? What could have been better? Just how successful was this initiative for a couple of old comics readers who weren’t reading a lot of Marvel comics before? You’ll have to listen to find out! Next episode we’ll finish up with the rest of the Marvel NOW! titles.

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Pull List Quick Thoughts: 2nd Half of October, 2012

I’m gonna try something a little different (and admittedly a little lazy) and present my quick thoughts (Twitter style!) on the comics I read for the second half of October, 2012.
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Podcast Episode 37: Breaking Late News

Here’s another breaking late news episode wherein we talk about some various comic book related news bits, including:

  • Disney’s ownership of Star Wars
  • Fearless Defenders
  • The lack of excitement in general regarding the Marvel NOW! initiative
  • DC’s expansion of its digital comics distribution
  • A possible Justice League Dark movie
  • JLA state variant covers
  • Jeff Lemire on Green Arrow and Keith Giffen’s return to LSH
  • Finally, Hellblazer ends its long run at #300 (that’s a doozy!)

If you’d like to watch Travis express fanboy rage at Hellblazer‘s cancellation, watch his YouTube video.

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