The whole team is here, ready to talk at you. Get the talking inside you! They liked all these things!
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OH! And here's the pig.
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What is the superhero comic you guys are talking about at the tail end of the show (at the 1 hour 9 minute mark)? The title went by so quickly I can't figure it out. Good show, although I think Julio's Day is ultimately a greater work than Marble Season (although it's a close race).
Posted by: Jeet Heer | 2013.12.21 at 16:31
Copra, dewd!
Posted by: Matt Seneca | 2013.12.21 at 17:39
Woah, so I've been listening to the podcasts on this blog for a year now. It's weird to say, but you guys really got me through some genuinely depressing and lonely times. Merry Christmas.
Posted by: some dude | 2013.12.22 at 07:46
Thank you, that means a lot to me.
Posted by: Joe McCulloch | 2013.12.22 at 17:16
Thanks for all the recommendations! I've not heard of many of the comics you praise, so I'll hunt a few down. I listen all year. Usually while making dinner or teaching my dog tricks. Tonight I listened while making pie dough. Tomorrow, I make pie.
Posted by: Tim Hamilton | 2013.12.23 at 18:16
Whoa. Gotta check out Seneca's top ten; good amount of comics I haven't heard before.
That Epoxy man, killer fucking comic!
Posted by: Larry B Vosslee | 2013.12.26 at 14:14
Good episode! Gold Pollen and Other Stories is such a beautiful and well-curated collection, I couldn't agree more with your praise of it. And I'm eagerly awaiting my copy of Epoxy.
Posted by: Jeppe | 2013.12.27 at 04:25