Pick of the Week #20 – Infinite Crisis #5
Hi! You may be wondering where episode #19 is. It's still stuck in Josh's dead computer. Once he gets his new one, we'll get it published for you to enjoy in a time capsule sorta way.
It's a shocker as Ron Richards chooses Infinite Crisis #5 and not a Marvel/X-Men book as the Pick of the Week. Conor Kilpatrick bemoans "One Year Later," we reminisce about G.I. Joe comics and discuss Frank Cho and Darkhawk. It's a good time.
Running Time: 00:44:53
Pick of the Week:
00:00:46 - Infinite Crisis #5
Comics:
00:12:24 - Detective Comics #817
00:15:00 - Aquaman #40
00:18:30 - The Outsiders #34
Ron Rant:
00:18:57 - The Reveal of the Third Summers Brother
Comics:
00:21:36 - Batman Annual #25
Game Time:
00:23:55 - iFanboy's First Comic Books
Comics:
00:26:46 - Jonah Hex #5
00:27:50 - Ms. Marvel #1
Email:
00:30:38 - Steve wants to know if iFanboy really thinks Frank Cho is a great artist.
00:33:46 - Jason read X-Men: Mythos #1, is a big fan of The New Avengers but was not happy how Alpha Flight was dispatched, has been enjoying The Walking Dead and Invincible, and has been getting back into Daredevil.
News:
00:40:00 - Frappr map update!
Music:
"Speedway"
Morrissey
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