While there was a new batch of audio problems on this episode, it seems like we're getting closer to the point where we'll be proud enough to use actual numbers. Thanks go out this time to David Dedrick, who helped out with some much-needed advice on how to clean up the sound. David does a podcast with Ian Boothby called Sneaky Dragon. Other than that, all I know is that he's a helpful person. Him and Robin from Inkstuds. Those are good dudes.
Comic Books Are Burning In Hell 0.3
Joe's SHOW NOTES are available here.
The Team's Output This Week:
Joe's THIS WEEK IN COMICS
Tucker's Comics of the Weak
Matt's Greatest Comics of All Time
The audio sounds great this time, but I think Joe is mixed a little too loud. I am in love with this podcast, guys.
Posted by: Matt | 2012.05.31 at 15:09
Having bought Deathzone on the strength of the two Zegas issues because I had never read Suicide Squad, both the comic and your piece in the back Tucker makes me very interested in reading this. Inquiries seem to make it out that DC does not share that opinion.
How available is it in back issues or will torrents have to fill the gap?
Posted by: Rick | 2012.06.01 at 06:36
Thanks, Rick! Those original comics are pretty cheap. Any bin in a con should have them, but here's the place I always cite:
http://www.mycomicshop.com/search?TID=110581
As for Wolverine, he may have been Canadian in his debut, but Byrne really pushed the idea of his nationality back when Claremont was gonna get rid of him as a character altogether.
Also, Trimpe drew his debut, but Romita designed the costume. Same thing with Punisher.
You guys are great with your nice and perceptive words.
Posted by: Michel Fiffe | 2012.06.01 at 12:02
Yeah Rick, I'd just agree with Fiffe. Most of these issues are easy to come by with a little bit of digging. Make sure you find that Deadshot mini-series, it's awesome.
Posted by: tucker stone | 2012.06.01 at 16:24