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    MSP#127: X-Men vs. Legion of Super-Heroes

    Stephen SchleicherBy Stephen SchleicherAugust 19, 2009Updated:December 31, 201315 Comments4 Mins Read

    X-Men vs. Legion of Super-Heroes

    In this issue: The Big Bad Black Lantern revealed! Scantily clad teenaged girls, and it’s not even Stephen’s birthday! What’s that Watermelon doing there? Meanwhile, Yorick, 355, and Dr. Mann find their way across the midwest, proving what your faithtul podcasters already knew: ain’t nothin’ goin’ on there. Is it Johnny? Is it Danny? Or is it Johnny and Danny? Feel Ghost Rider’s heat, makin’ you hot, burn with me, heaven’s on fire! And the most powerful superhuman force in the universe faces down against a bunch of kids from Westchester and somebody actually wonders about the outcome. In any case, it’s a show, and seeing as how we went to all the trouble of HAVING one and everything… The Major Spoilers podcast is on the air!

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    NEWS
    Necron Rises
    Wonder Woman and Wonder Girl Controversy

    REVIEWS
    Rodrigo
    Ghost Rider Heaven’s Fire #1
    COVER BY: Jae Lee
    WRITER: Jason Aaron
    PENCILS: Roland Boschi

    The acclaimed GHOST RIDER run of writer Jason Aaron reaches its fever-pitched conclusion with six more issues of insanity, all jam-packed with new villains, old allies and the same old grindhouse action that Flamehead fans have come to know and love. The renegade angel Zadkiel is out to thwart Biblical prophecy by assassinating a young boy bred by Satanists to rule the world, so if Ghost Riders Johnny Blaze and Danny Ketch are going to save the world, they’ll first have to save the Anti-Christ. Guest-starring Hellstorm, the Son of Satan.

    Matthew
    Justice League America: Cry for Justice #2
    Written by James Robinson; Art and cover Mauro Cascioli

    The team continues its proactive hunt for justice as the trail leads to an army of Super-Villains. But the big bad may be deadlier than all of the new team combined…

    Stephen
    Blackest Night: Batman #1
    Written by Peter J. Tomasi; Art by Adrian Saef and John Dell; Cover by Andy Kubert; Variant cover by Bill Sienkiewicz

    Deadman can’t shut out the cries of the dead rising as he comes to the aid of the new Batman. It’s just in time, too, as the duo face a circus of zombies including the Black Lantern Flying Graysons!

    MAJOR SPOILERS POLL OF THE WEEK
    We all know everyone is special – a unique snow flake that has no companion (except for the twins).  The DC Universe has a bunch of teenagers from the future who use their unique talents to save the universe, while Marvel 616 has a bunch of mutants who band together to save the universe.  They are in no way alike – really.  Trust us, we’ve got an uber-nerd working on this site, and he’ll tell you.
    But even if they were remotely alike, and we could shape the universe to put the Legion of Super-Heroes and the X-Men on a deserted island and let them fight it out in a Battle Royale reality television series, who would come out on top?  Would the X-Men win because they have Wolverine, or would it be the Legion because they have a 12th Level Intellect that can figure out the endgame before it happens?
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    MAJOR SPOILERS DISCUSSION
    Y: The Last Man Volume 2
    1. One Small Step (issues #11–17)
    * In Oldenbrook, Kansas, Yorick, 355 and Dr. Mann help a Russian woman named Natalya Zamyatintwo male and one female astronauts forced to return to Earth after being trapped on the International Space Station the day the plague hit. recover
    * Comedy & Tragedy has a travelling group of actresses find a wayward Ampersand, inspiring them to write a play called The Last Man (The main character’s name taken from Mary Shelley’s novel The Last Man).
    2. Safeword (issues #18–23)
    * Yorick and his companions travel to Allenspark, Colorado, where 355 and Dr. Mann fix up Ampersand, while retired Culper Ring agent 711 forces Yorick to confront his survivor guilt.
    * In Widow’s Pass, the story moves to Queensbrook, set nine months after the One Small Step arc.

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    15 Comments

    1. vistapa on August 19, 2009 1:11 am

      what was that noise in the back wile Stephen talks about the Wonder Woman and Wonder Girl Controversy? was Matthew searching through the e-mails? it sure sound like someone reading an e-mail

      Reply
      • Stephen Schleicher on August 20, 2009 12:42 am

        Yes, that is what it is… Matthew’s reading e-mails again.

        Reply
        • Matthew Peterson on August 24, 2009 11:04 pm

          I have no idea what that noise is… Personally, I blame Stephen.

          Reply
    2. Mijder on August 19, 2009 5:03 am

      Why do we have to fight? Why can’t we just Amalgamate! Cosmicolps anyone?

      Reply
    3. Stacy Baugher on August 19, 2009 10:09 am

      Feel Ghost Rider’s heat, makin’ you hot, burn with me, heaven’s on fire!
      ——–

      HA! Nice Kiss reference!

      Got to download the podcast before I leave work today. No internet at home this week sux. :(

      Reply
    4. Matthew Peterson on August 19, 2009 10:47 am

      Quoted from the comments to Blackest Night #1:

      Matthew Peterson:
      July 16, 2009 at 8:22 pm (Edit)

      Think old-school Green Lantern… Saaaay, Tales of the Green Lantern Corps #2 from 1980 or thereabouts?

      What’s the Latin word for Death again?

      Reply
    5. Ricco on August 19, 2009 10:50 am

      Matthew called the the BL villain has Nekron July 16. Matthew Gog amongst geeks, and I do mean Gog not God.

      Buckaroo Banzai… you know for the longest time I was under the impression it was something you guys made up.

      Reply
    6. J Michael T on August 19, 2009 11:06 am

      Charles Foster Tayne? Really? Future money?

      Reply
    7. Navarre on August 19, 2009 1:06 pm

      I listened, I learned.

      The discussion on the statues was socially relevant and poignant.

      The Legion vs X-Men debate continues.

      Good stuff.

      Reply
    8. The_Julian on August 19, 2009 3:15 pm

      I really don’t like the events where EVERYONE needs to be involved. I liked Reborn and Sinestro Corp war a lot and would like if this was just GL’s thing and not everyone else’s. At least the core Blackest Night titles are the best of the bunch currently. (IMO)

      Reply
    9. Ricco on August 19, 2009 3:45 pm

      I prefer an event that has everyone in it instead of one with no one in it. Case in point Flannel Crisis, the last crisis to end all crisis! Yet we had no idea of the correct chronology with the rest of the dc titles because FC never made it to the main titles. For an event to be really earth-shatering I feel it has to reverberate into the other titles, I mean it’s not some guy out to kill the JLA for the hundredth time, it’s a devil like villain raising the dead to kill EVERYONE! I think it warrant a few tie-ins no?

      Reply
    10. Rodrigo on August 19, 2009 7:08 pm

      no one ever calls out my H*R references

      Reply
      • Matthew Peterson on August 24, 2009 11:06 pm

        HR Pufnstuf?

        Reply
    11. Ricco on August 19, 2009 7:34 pm

      As an X-Men lover you get nothing and like it damn it!

      Reply
    12. CMonocle (Eric) on August 19, 2009 7:55 pm

      Great episode, fellas! I actually liked when you all broke into an impromptu reference freestyle.

      Y: The Last Man is really one of my faves. I hope you get through the whole series.

      Reply

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