Pick of the Week #103 – Captain America #31
This week's iFanboy Pick of the Week is sponsored by Jim Hanley's Universe and NetFlix!
Running Time: 01:01:14
Pick of the Week:
00:01:30 - Conor has an especially fine meal of Captain America #31 which is the Pick of the Week.
Comics:
00:10:40 - Ron thinks Conor blew it because Suburban Glamour #1 was his best this week.
00:16:52 - There was this book we nearly forgot about it, we think it was called The Mighty Avengers #5.
00:20:40 - Marvel Zombies 2 #1 was a whole lot of the awesome.
00:24:50 - How good can Powers #26 get? Will it rule us all?
The Bell:
00:28:58 - We've each got only 10 seconds to talk about each of the these books:
- Ultimate X-Men #87
- Fables #66
- The Sword #1
- New Gods #1
- The Boys #11
- Futuristic Tales
- Wolverine: Origins #18
E-Mails:
00:31:14 - Janna from Boulder, Colorado eventually wants to know what Green Arrow stories to read.
00:33:50 - Steve Rogers (not that one) has some thoughts about Cap's new uniform and possible replacement.
00:36:46 - Caroline wants to know if characters marrying really kills the drama. (It does.)
Voicemail:
00:45:15 - Will from Tennessee wants something other than crime from the Icon imprint.
00:47:51 - Darrell from Queens, New York disagrees with us. Again.
00:49:20 - Carlos from Albuquerque, New Mexico is curious about anthology comics.
Music:
"Ace of Spades"
Motorhead
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