Pick of the Week #75 – Avengers: The Initiative #1
This week's iFanboy Pick of the Week is sponsored by ComicHole.com!
Running Time: 00:59:46
Pick of the Week:
0:01:29 - It was a hard choice, but Ron ended up choosing Avengers: The Initiative #1 as his Pick of the Week.
Comics:
00:09:44 - Ron's close second for the Pick of the Week was Justice League America #7.
00:16:54 - Joss Whedon Week, Part 1 - Buffy The Vampire Slayer #2!
00:19:11 - Joss Whedon Week, Part 2 - Runaways #25!
00:23:22 - The Immortal Iron Fist #4 has the iFanboys split.
00:26:09 - The guys are sad that 52 Week 48 means this series is almost over.
00:29:59 - Josh loves The Irredeemable Ant-Man so much he might want to marry it.
E-Mail:
00:33:05 - Sergio B. might just be iFanboy's youngest listener!
00:36:00 - Wally from Centereach, New York has a lot of X-Men questions for Ron.
00:38:24 - William from New York, New York doesn't like a lot of Brian Michael Bendis' writing.
00:41:12 - V. Smith thinks that Ron is part of the problem.
Voicemails:
00:47:01 - Sean from Southern California loves the quarter bin.
00:49:43 - Jim Di Bartolo from Portland, Oregon wants more Dark Horse talk.
00:52:57 - Matt from Simi Valley, California wants to know what we think about Joe Madureira.
Music:
"The Object of My Affection"
Peter, Bjorn & John
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