Pick of the Week #37 – Daredevil #86, Wolverine #43, The Amazing Spider-Man #533, X-Factor #8, The New Avengers #21, & Civil War: Frontline #2
How on earth did we cover the SIX books Ron chose as the Picks of the Week? Listen to find out.
Running Time: 00:58:50
Picks of the Week:
0:02:04 – Ron tells how hard of a time he had with this week’s Pick(s).
00:04:54 – Wolverine #43 where we watch as Wolverine seek justice.
00:08:16 – The Amazing Spider-Man #533 where Spider-Man deals with the ramifications of being responsible.
00:13:27 – X-Factor #8 where Quicksilver returns seeking redemption.
00:17:02 – The New Avengers #21 where Captain America starts the resistance.
00:23:33 – Civil War: Front Line #2 where Speedball needs someone to help him.
00:32:23 – Daredevil #86 where Daredevil has to fight for his life in a prison riot and not forget who he is.
00:34:39 – Ron attempts to bring it all together in explaining how and why he chose these six books.
Comics:
00:38:29 – Why are we buying so many books every week!?!?!
00:44:40 – Josh talks about the last issue of Lucifer with issue #75.
Email:
00:50:25 – Another e-mail from Jason AKA “The Bat” whose fiancee wants to know how old we are, if we have kids, and wants proof that people over 25 read comics.
If you have any questions, email us at contact@ifanboy.com
News:
0:53:11 – The Frappr map is up to 218 people!
This week’s iFanboy Pick of the Week is sponsored by GeekArmor.com!
Music:
“Hyper-Ballad”
Bjork
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