In this show, #15 in a series of 10: Movie DBZ! Major Spoilers gets an IOU! Heroes on NBC! Original LSH! Batman RIP! Ghost Rider’s RPM! Bryan MIA! Mark Millar as MVP, Former Captain America Steve Rogers is STILL DOA, anyone transcribing this is SOL, and you, the listener, are VIP!
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NEWS
Highlander movie getting remade
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Dragonball Z movie
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Heroes Season 3 – Villains
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Reaper Gets Renewed
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REVIEWS
Rodrigo: Ghost Rider #23 (Marvel Comics)
“Hell-Bent and Heaven Bound,” the first arc by the exciting new team of Jason Aaron and Roland Boschi, comes to its explosive conclusion. Ghost Rider has faced off against machine-gun-toting nurses, flesh-rending spirits and hungry cannibals, but has that brought him any closer to an answer in his quest for vengeance? Big things are brewing for Ol’ Flamehead in ’08, and the madness starts here, with what must surely be the most shocking last page in Ghost Rider history. Hint: He’s back!
Matthew: Action Comics #864 (DC Comics)
General Zod! Bizarro World! The Legion of Super-Heroes! What’s next for the Man of Steel? Superman attempts to get back to his life as Clark Kent, but when you’re the world’s greatest hero there’s trouble around every corner, behind every planet and within every dimension.
Stephen: Batman #676 (DC Comics)
Running tight on time, Stephen gives a really quick gut reaction to Batman R.I.P.
Beginning the epic story that will change the legend of the Dark Knight forever! Everything in Grant Morrison’s groundbreaking run on Batman has been leading to this story, and nothing will ever be the same again.
Who will live? Who will die? Who will be Batman? The answers are sure to shock you in “Batman R.I.P.,” featuring artwork by Tony Daniel and Sandu Florea and covers by Alex Ross.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Which Spider-Man cartoon do you prefer?
A) The 1967-1970 Series
B) The 1981 Series
C) The 1981-1983 Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends Series
D) The 1994-1998 Spider-Man The Animated Series
E) The 1999-2000 Spider-Man Unlimited Series
F) The 2003 MTV Series
G) The 2008 Spectacular Spider-Man series
TRADE PAPERBACK REVIEW
Ultimates Volumes 1 and 2 (Marvel Comics)
A teenager is climbing walls in Manhattan. Mutants are attacking the White House. Nick Fury, head of the elite espionage agency known as S.H.I.E.L.D., knows the only way to combat these strange new threats is with a team of his own superhumans. Backed by a billion-dollar budget, Fury recruits Giant Man, the Wasp, Iron Man, Captain America and Thor. And while the team is strong enough to engage in a ferocious battle with the Hulk, will they implode under the weight of their internal conflicts? Rising above their own agendas, the Ultimates forge ahead with the introduction of new allies and face a major global threat.
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3 Comments
I really really enjoyed this episode. I had no problems whatsoever with the length of the show because the conversation was going well and I was intrigued with it. I had to get out of the car and take my iPod in with me and plug it into some speakers to finish the show. I’ve started listening since the last 3 shows and I cannot stress how much this has become one of my favorite podcasts.
My one complaint is you guys’ worrying about spoilers. I believe since you make the spoiler warning at the beginning of the show, you shouldn’t have to worry about spoilers after that.
I voted for the 1967-1970 Spider-Man series. It was the first one that I watched when I was kid even though I was born in 78. I don’t know what it was, maybe it was the simplicity of the series, but I can still watch some episodes to this day even though the animation could be considered terrible.
Love show and keep up the great work!
Allen,
Thanks so much for the kind words. We had a quick debate about that spoiler. On the one hand you are correct, hence our giving away the ending to Action Comics. On the other hand, Ghost Rider was a title that had not been released prior to release of the show, and that was what I was most concerned about.
We also agree with you that this was our favorite podcast to date. We’re hoping next week goes as well :D
if you listen really closely you can hear my glass clinking around. It was soda, I swear!