Inveterate Media Junkies™ #3.5 Podcast - Batman Inc, Grant Morrison + Catwoman
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- Suggested next to: Cole Talks Comics: Episode Delta Fire - New Avengers · capture of 2012-01-28 · CC-MAIN-2012 · nearest Wayback copy
- Suggested next to: Avengers: Disassembled review · capture of 2012-02-23 · CC-MAIN-2012 · nearest Wayback copy
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DON'T MISS REVIEW WEEK!
Joltin' Jose Melendez and Insideman Ian MacMillan briefly discuss the supposed impending, needless and most certainly temporary DEATH of Marvel's Ultimate Spider-Man by the infamous sales powerhouses Mark Millar and Brian MIchael Bendis. Ian & Jose then launch into SPINE TINGLING REVIEWS of Millar's SUPERIOR #1 & #2 and BENDIS' AVENGERS #7. Have Marvel's not-always-so-dynamic-duo FINALLY seen the light and started creating comics that rise above their normal less-than-noble output-- or do these new offerings sink to depths previously unknown?
ONLY A THOROUGH LISTEN TO THIS WEEK'S PODCAST WILL TELL THE TALE!
Leaving no stone unturned, the boys then sharpen their steely gaze on BATMAN: THE RETURN and compare that $4.99 Grant Morrison / David Finch 30-page One Shot comic book to Grant Morrison & Yanick Paquette's BATMAN, INC #1. Find out if Jose and Ian believe that Morrison is, in fact, a two-faced devil with the power to both SUCK and SHINE in the same week... And whether Mr. Melendez has come to praise or bury ARTISTS turned ARTISTS/WRITERS David Finch and Tony Daniel.
UP ON THE GRILL: Superior #1 & #2, Avengers #7, Batman: The Return and Batman, Inc #1! Is it FEAST or FAMINE? Your fate awaits!
Grab a cup of HOT COCOA-- or a Jack Daniels "neat"-- depending upon your age & predilections... And enjoy a BRAND NEW PODCAST with almost FIFTEEN MINUTES of BONUS EXTRAS!
Joltin' Jose Melendez and Insideman Ian MacMillan briefly discuss the supposed impending, needless and most certainly temporary DEATH of Marvel's Ultimate Spider-Man by the infamous sales powerhouses Mark Millar and Brian MIchael Bendis. Ian & Jose then launch into SPINE TINGLING REVIEWS of Millar's SUPERIOR #1 & #2 and BENDIS' AVENGERS #7. Have Marvel's not-always-so-dynamic-duo FINALLY seen the light and started creating comics that rise above their normal less-than-noble output-- or do these new offerings sink to depths previously unknown?
ONLY A THOROUGH LISTEN TO THIS WEEK'S PODCAST WILL TELL THE TALE!
Leaving no stone unturned, the boys then sharpen their steely gaze on BATMAN: THE RETURN and compare that $4.99 Grant Morrison / David Finch 30-page One Shot comic book to Grant Morrison & Yanick Paquette's BATMAN, INC #1. Find out if Jose and Ian believe that Morrison is, in fact, a two-faced devil with the power to both SUCK and SHINE in the same week... And whether Mr. Melendez has come to praise or bury ARTISTS turned ARTISTS/WRITERS David Finch and Tony Daniel.
UP ON THE GRILL: Superior #1 & #2, Avengers #7, Batman: The Return and Batman, Inc #1! Is it FEAST or FAMINE? Your fate awaits!
Grab a cup of HOT COCOA-- or a Jack Daniels "neat"-- depending upon your age & predilections... And enjoy a BRAND NEW PODCAST with almost FIFTEEN MINUTES of BONUS EXTRAS!
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| Captured | Source | Captured URL | Original | Status | Views | Likes / dislikes |
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| 2012-02-28 | CC 2012 | youtube.com/watch?v=Ie4usJSzTi0 | available | 241 | 4 / 0 |
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