Pick of the Week #43 – Phonogram #1
We just could not shut up this week, but we managed to get it in just barely under an hour. So sit back and enjoy the conversation about Phonogram #1, as well as a whole lot more.
Running Time: 00:59:43
Pick of the Week:
00:02:15 - We get right to the Pick of the Week, and the big winner is Phonogram #1 from Image Comics.
Comics:
00:17:47 - Ron offends Conor's indie sensibilities, but quickly apologizes.
00:18:24 - The boys talk about The Boys #1. And they're not loving it so much.
00:22:44 - Fell #6 earns some words of praise in the middle of the discussion on The Boys.
00:28:45 - Then it's back to basics, as we chew the fat on week 52 Week 15. Conor says, "Good Riddance!"
00:33:06 - What a surprise! Ron complains about an X-Men book! Mecha-Sentinels must die!
News:
00:35:23 - Delays! It's the hot topic on the web, and we can't seem to agree about the delay on Civil War #4. We'll be honest, this goes on for a while.
Email:
00:47:34 - Tim asks us what we've got against manga.
00:48:45 - Kevin takes us to task for the lack of depth in the San Diego video.
00:53:37 - St. Paul Doug says, "go to the public library if you can't afford to buy all the comics you want! They're there, and they're free!"
00:55:06 - Rachel and her husband Jack let us know that they enjoy the show over Sunday dinner.
News:
00:56:31 - The Frappr map is either at 294 or 307. Whichever, you know? We're not picky.
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Music:
"Connection"
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