One episode closer to 100, and the guys review nothing but debut issues this week. David reviews from Frank Miller... huh?... Robocop: Last Stand #1. Knowing Dave's disdain for Frank, this may be an interesting review. Brian reviews the latest from DC/Vertigo, Jeff Lemire's Trillium, and it harkens back to some classic Vertigo vibes. Tony reviews Sidekick from J. Michael Straczynski. Ever wonder what would happen if a popular sidekick loses his main guy? You're about to find out. Lastly, Tony discuss the latest in the Speculator's Corner and why variant covers probably aren't the best way to speculate on hot comic books. Also, find out what past Marvel comic book may be on the rise, especially if rumors are true about the upcoming X-Men movie.
The Atomic Fallout Society... there's only one variant, and that's good enough for everyone.
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Dave discusses his love for a mystery solving Angela Lansbury. He and Kevin also talk about the rest of the elderly television sleuths, kids shows that starred adults and the many celebrities we lost over the last week. They also give their thoughts on who portrayed which DC superheroes the best.
Jeff chimes in with a few reviews, including Amerikan Holokaust and Lost Faith from CHC favorite Joel Wynkoop.
This week is a big week for our shipmmate, Brian Smith, as the world will experience the phenomenon known as Man of Steel. To celebrate with the masses, we've decided to educate the masses with what might be the most significant Superman storyline in Superman history.
Beforehand, we review the latest Savage Wolverine drawn up by one of David's favorite artists. Let's just say that the art saves this one in Dave's opinion.
Tony reviews the latest Batman (what else is new?) and as expected, he likes the start to Batman: Zero Year. Brian reviews the debut issue of Superman Unchained and like clockwork, he loves it, which is a great setup for his latest edition of "Educating The Masses".
The Atomic Fallout Society... the inspiration of Red and Blue Superman.
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