Pick of the Week #146 – Secret Invasion #5
With Josh Flanagan out on vacation, iFanboy staff writer Jim Mroczkowski steps in to fill his shoes. Two unabashed Marvel Zombies on one show? This should be interesting.
Running Time: 01:02:15
Pick of the Week:
00:01:52 - Secret Invasion #5 finally brought the fun and Ron made it his Pick of the Week.
Comics:
00:12:30 - Captain Britain and MI:13 #4 brings the first arc to a close and makes everyone sad.
00:16:50 - There can be no accord on the purpose of Secret Invasion: X-Men #1.
00:23:55 - The wall of apathy that greets the discussion of Batman #679 is too much for Conor to overcome...
00:27:37 - ... so it's back to Marvel with Astonishing X-Men #26.
00:32:00 - With Green Arrow/Black Canary #11 it seems like plans have gone awry.
00:35:24 - Everyone is loving The Amazing Spider-Man #567.
00:38:28 - Is that a Galactus throw-rug in Fantastic Four #559?
00:40:10 - We get our Tans mixed up while talking about Final Crisis: Revelations #1.
00:42:45 - X-Men Origins: Jean Grey #1 was... weird.
User Reviews:
00:45:45 - bigyanks loved The Walking Dead #51 so much he wrote a poem.
00:46:41 - TheNextChampion really enjoyed Action Comics #868... or did he?
E-Mail:
00:48:38 - Janna wants to know about The Inhumans.
00:49:56 - Neal wants to know who the iFanboys want to have their own series.
00:51:30 - G. Dog from Grand Rapids, Michigan has a question about The Endless.
Voicemail:
00:53:32 - Anonymous seems to have misread Captain Britain and MI:13 #4.
00:55:30 - Eddie V. from Seattle, Washington sends Ron kudos.
Music:
"Take The Skinheads Bowling"
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