Pick of the Week #77 – Nightwing Annual #2
This week's iFanboy Pick of the Week is sponsored by NetFlix and GeekArmor.com!
Running Time: 00:58:15
Pick of the Week:
00:02:13 - Conor geeked out over Nightwing Annual #2 and chose it as his Pick of the Week.
Comics:
00:08:26 - 52 Week 50 and World War III rocked our socks. (Well, not Josh.)
00:18:34 - Justice League of America #8 had approximately 10,000 characters in it.
00:24:28 - And with Ultimate X-Men #81 the series has taken a turn for the worse.
00:28:18 - Girls #24 brings the series to a close.
E-Mail:
00:34:15 - Kwok_Talk wants to know which graphic novel should be on Time's 100 Greatest Novels list.
00:36:21 - Derek says iFanboy has no indie cred.
00:39:03 - Richard N. from Orebro, Sweden says knowing comic book scripting is effecting his comic book reading enjoyment.
00:42:18 - Przem from Warsaw, Poland wants to know about the future of comics.
Voicemails:
00:46:06 - Jimski from St, Louis, Missouri wants to know what the benefits of reading comics are.
00:50:31 - Darryl from Queens, New York defends Justice League of America.
00:52:23 - James Sime from Isotope has breaking news from San Diego!
Music:
"Too Good To Be True (Cryin', Cryin' Cryin')"
The Bomb Bassetts
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