Pick of the Week #16 – Gotham Central #40
It’s a sentimental show this week, as we reflect upon the final issue of Gotham Central. We also discuss the latest issues of X-Factor and Powers. Also, as a bonus, we discuss the graphic novel Tricked by Alex Robinson as well as celebrate the growth of our Frappr Map and answer some listener mail and give him a homework assignment plus Robert Kirkman owes us $30 dollars.
Running Time: 00:54:10
Pick of the Week:
00:00:54 – Gotham Central #40
Discussion:
00:10:50 – Ron explains why he still reads Wizard.
Pick of the Week:
00:14:28 – Gotham Central #40 (more)
Comics:
00:15:22 – Aquaman #37
00:17:18 – Green Lantern #8 (from last week)
00:18:17 – X-Factor #3
Discussion:
00:18:30 – How does iFanboy shop for books?
Comics:
00:21:03 – X-Factor #3 (more)
00:24:52 – Powers #17
Trade Talk:
00:28:31 – Tricked
News:
00:44:50 – Frappr map update!
Email:
00:48:03 – Adam from Morton, IL is in high school has only ever read Marvel comics and is curious if iFanboy can convince him to do otherwise.
Music:
“Hundred Mile High City”
Ocean Colour Scene
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