Pick of the Week #63 – Thunderbolts #110
Josh Flanagan makes an ironic pick with Thunderbolts #110, we love 52 a little more and JSA confused the hell out of us. Oh, and Wolverine: Origins? How bad is THAT? We also answer a lot of email and voicemails and then wheels fall off a little bit.
Running Time: 00:49:40
Pick of the Week:
00:01:50 - Talk about irony, Josh chooses Thunderbolts #110 as the Pick of the Week!
Comics:
00:12:58 - What the hell happened at the end of Justice Society of America #2?
00:16:46 - Stuff happened and stuff didn't happen in 52 Week 36.
00:18:49 - Conor's Pick of the Week is Green Arrow #70.
00:20:39 - Even though he hates every issue, Ron has still bought Wolverine: Origins #10.
E-Mail:
00:23:38 - Miguel has some Justice Society of America questions.
00:26:16 - Joe from Rockhill, South Carolina wants to know about silent comics.
00:28:11 - Brian takes us to task for being disappointed with Civil War.
Voicemails:
00:34:24 - Darrel thinks we should leave Vixen alone.
00:35:36 - Will (aka Six Gun) wants to know who would win in a fight -- the staff at DC or the staff at Marvel? Also, are there any good war comics?
00:38:34 - He's back... with rage. And an actual point.
00:40:25 - Jimski wants to know about the repercussions of Civil War's late shipping.
00:43:52 - And again.
Music:
"Back & Forth"
The Dismemberment Plan
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