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Artist Steve Bryant joins us to go over this month's Previews Catalogue. (1:35:54)

Listener Hassan joins us to discuss our top 5 cliffhangers in comics. Can you even remember any?

Just in time for the Iron Man movie, we take a look at Shell Head's seminal story, Demon in a Bottle by David Michelinie, Bob Layton, John Romita Jr. and company. Take a ride back to the '70s with us. We think you'll dig it. (1:05:52)

It's been a very busy two weeks. With back-to-back conventions and daily recap shows, we're exhausted. But the show must go on! So we bring you some idle chit chat and emails and voicemails. It's a nice relaxing episode.

It's our last day of con coverage. In this episode Peter talks to Michael Golden as well as a handful of other fine folks.

More coverage from the Pittsburgh Comic Con. Floor interviews with Fist of Justice's Mike Imboden, the gang from Identity Comics, Ed Piskor and Pat Lewis, Chris Moreno, talking libraries and Afterlife's Stormcrowe Hayes.

The booth is set up and ready to roll. Let the people in! It was a fun first day at the con. We snagged an interview with Aaron Douglas, who plays Chief on Battlestar Galactica. We also had a great meal at the Gypsy Cafe courtesy of Jim (Yoda Jones) Dietz. It was a great day.

It's an action-packed episode. Driving, eating, time travel, and all-around silliness. This episode has it all.

Portland is having a convention this weekend and to help promote it, we talk to artists Tara McPherson and Raina Telgemeier.

Comic fan and Silver Age guru, Chuck Coletta, joins us to take a detailed look at Superman in the Silver Age. If you love Murd, you'll love this episode. (1:20:12)

It's the last day of the con (sniff, sniff). Find out all the good stuff. We also talk to almost every person who is currently working for Top Cow just because we're crazy!

Our coverage of Saturday, the second day of the New York Comic Con.

The con has finally arrived and the first day is over. We are all over it.

The excitement is building and we can't stand it. In this episode we talk from the car on the way to the New York Comic Con. Look out Big Apple, here we come.

Believe it or not! In this episode we talk to William Katt about his upcoming series, Sparks with writer Christopher Folino. We also talk with Brett Weldele of Straw Men from Zenescope and Jason Burns and Joe Eisma of A Dummy's Guide to Danger vol.2: Lost at Sea. (1:15:29)

By popular demand from the listeners, the boys finally take a look at Kingdom Come by Mark Waid and Alex Ross with Todd Klein. And then we give our thoughts on several 2000 AD comics gifted by Eamonn Clarke! And a big announcement from Matt! (1:37:08)

Writer Daniel Way returns to the show and he wants to answer your questions. Forums members posted questions for Daniel and all was good in the world.

Listener Wood joins us as we go through some emails and some voicemails. We also pick the first winner of a free Mike Norton sketch.

Artist Randy Gentile joins us for a discussion of the forum members' selections for their top 25 writers. Much discussion ensues.

Black Shawn, white Shawn, and Chad join us to talk about the upcoming Pittsburgh Con. We also learn a little about the Toonseum. Pittsburgh is always one of our favorite shows and I'm sure this year will be no different.

You might not be reading any Top Cow books and you might not think you want to. But after listening to Publisher Filip Sablik you might very well change your mind. (1:21:06)

There have been some recent developments in the Superman ownership-rights trials and we are going to bring you the updates. Joining us are listeners Joe Sergi and Cory Strode to help us fill in the blanks on Superman's legal woes.

At this point, what more can I possibly say about our monthly look at the Previews catalogue? (56:11)

Marvel's big event of the year has started so let's get right into it. Bendis has really kicked this thing into high gear, and the Marvel U may never be the same again. Find out what we think and what our theories are. (1:03:05)

Peter and Bryan kick it old-school in this Off the Rack episode. Mike W. Barr and Jim Aparo know a little something about awesome comics and we let them teach us. (57:06)