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David Anthony Kraft, Mike Vosburg & Frank Springer present the story of Jennifer Walters, She-Hulk, and their two competing boyfriends. Mike-DELL & Mike-EL are up to their old tricks.

Cousin Brandon joins Mike-EL & Mike-DELL for another in-depth look at a Bronze Age comic. Quasar #3 by Mark Gruenwald, Paul Ryan & Danny Bulandi is the classic cosmic comic from the late 80s that launched a thousand podcasts (okay...two), and made Mike-EL a fan of Wendell Elvis Vaughn for life!

The Falcon, Electro, The Legion, Captain America and the President of the United States. How do they all fit together? Answer: they don't! The Falcon #3 by Jim Owsley, Mark Bright + Mike Gustovich present the third issue of Falcon's ill-fated limited series.

*WHEET* *WHEET* That's the sound of HAWKMAN talking to some birds. Betcha didn't know he could do that! Mikes EL and DELL review the Bronze Age Hawkman (aka: Hawkman: Version 2 of 17), in The Shadow War of Hawkman #1 by Tony Isabella, Richard Howell, and Alfredo P. Alcala. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Could it be...Hellstrom?! Bursting forth from the early 1970s, the Son of Satan was a bare-chested anti-superhero like non that had ever been seen before. The fourth issue (of the eight published), featured a story by John Warner, with art by Craig Russell & Sonny Trinidad.

What the HELL is 'What The -- ?!' Find out here! Mikes EL & DELL review a grab bag of stories by Peter B. Gillis, Hilary Barta, Marc Siry, Terry Austin, June Brigman, Al Milgrom, Jon Bogdanove, Gwen Dibley & Steve Ditko!

The Punisher shoots stuff. Mike-DELL + Mike-EL examine the third issue of the Punisher's first regular series, by Mike Baron & Klaus Janson. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Jolie joins Mikes EL and DELL. Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld #1 by Dan Mishkin, Gary Cohn, Ernie Colón features the first full-length comic appearance of Amethyst, who would go on to appear in several more series over the next 35 years, plus a series of animated shorts.

Carol Danvers works at Woman Magazine; Ms. Marvel is the brand new superhero with a Seventh Sense. How are they connected? The Ms. Marvel that was a professional wrestler and later became the female Thing? Nah. The Ms. Marvel that's a Muslim teenager living in New Jersey? Nope. The supervillain formerly known as Moonstone? No way. Find out the full story right here. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Tom DeFalco (de-FAL-co), Herb Trimpe (TRIM-pee) and Barry Windsor-Smith (sah-MEE-tay) present volume 2 of everyone's favourite smart talkin' robot. After years of lying dormant, Machine Man is revived in the far-flung future of 2020. PLUS, meet the Midnight Wreckers: Brain, Hassle, Slick & Swift! www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Miles Watson joins Mike-DELL and Mike-EL for another fun-filled one and thirteen minutes. Reviewing Fantastic Four #213 by Marv Wolfman, John Byrne & Joe Sinnott. In this issue, Terrax The Tamer battles an old and decrepit Thing, Mr. Fantastic and Human Torch! Meanwhile, H.E.R.B.I.E. does he can to help, and Invisible Girl takes a much deserved nap. Oh, and Galactus and Sphinx punch each other. A...

Adventure Comics #467 features the Bronze Age revival of Plastic Man and (more importantly) the first appearance of STARMAN! The Ted Knight Starman, that carried a gravity rod? Nope. The Starman that was actually Batman in an alternate identity? Nah. Star-man, the villain who fought Batman, Robin & Batwoman. No way. This is Prince Gavyn, the spoiled, playboy prince, mutant from another galaxy.

Mike-DELL + Mike-EL are always up on the latest trends, and they know that stories featuring Samhain and scythes are the big thing now, so jump on the bandwagon with them, and enjoy it while it lasts! Bill Mantlo, Rick Leonardi, Ian Akin + Brian Garvey present Vision And The Scarlet Witch #1, from November, 1982, the first time the duo starred in their own series.

Starman! The James Robinson comic? Nope. The John Carpenter film? Guess again! The David Bowie song? Not even close! First Issue Special (again?) #12 features DC's second superhero named Starman, who made a grand total of one appearance in 21 years, before being revived by James Robinson in the pages of Starman (featuring Jack Knight).

The Man called Mike-DELL and the Man called Mike-EL review the Man called NOVA. Marv Wolfman, Sal Buscema + Frank Giacoia present a comic that is sure to...remind you of other comics. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

The Golden Gladiator is revived for the Bronze Age! First Issue Special #9 introduced a revamped version of Doctor Fate for the 1970s, by Martin Pasko + Walt Simonson. Hosted by Mike-EL + Mike-DELL. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

The Jessica Drew Mysteries, reviewed by Mikes DELL & EL. #3 is by Marv Wolfman, Carmine Infantino & Tony DeZuniga! www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

The DC Superheroes celebrate the holidays! Featuring the talents of Denny O'Neil, Frank Miller, Len Wein, Dick Dillin, Bob Haney, Nick Cardy, Paul Levitz, José Luis García-López, Dick Giordano, E. Nelson Bridwell, Curt Swan, Murphy Anderson, Mike Friedrich + Neal Adams! Mikes EL & DELL get into the holiday spirit. Well, Mike-EL does, at least. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Kevin Jank joins El-Dell-Radio for a look at the X-men spin-off by Louise Simonson + Walt Simonson. In this issue, X-factor (aka the X-Terminators, formerly known as the X-men, but also the Champions, and New Defenders) find themselves smack dab in the middle of the Mutant Massacre, the first (and greatest?) mutant cross-over! www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Marvel Two-In-One #8 is the topic of this week's review. Steve Gerber, Sal Buscema + Mike Esposito present a Christmas themed story that could only be called "Silent Night...Deadly Night!" www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Pork Carrot (aka: Bob) joins Mike-DELL & Mike-EL for a look at The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones #11, by David Michelinie, Kerry Gammill + Sam De La Rosa. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

66 isn't quite the Number of the Beast, but it's close enough for us! So, this week we review Amazing Adventures #11 (by Gerry Conway, Tom Sutton & Syd Shores), featuring the first appearance of the Beast's new fur! And get this -- it was grey, not blue.

Mike-DELL & Mike-EL review the classic series by Bill Mantlo + Sal Buscema, featuring the toy-in that outlasted the toy by several years. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Larry from The LCS Hockey Radio show drops in for a look at the classic Marvel Comics series that introduced the world to the lore of the Transformers. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Miles Watson guest stars as Shock-Tober spills into November! Jack Russell may be breed of dog, but he's also the secret identity of Werewolf By Night! This classic issue by Marv Wolfman, Mike Ploog, Frank Chiaramonte features a fist fight with Dracula, so you know it's gotta be good. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com