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I can't stress enough how much I've been loving this volume four run of Nightwing, this ish just continues that love. I think I'm at a 4.2/5 on this one, we have a great many cameos in this, but (Spoiler Alert) we join our man wonder in a dream that violently turns into a nightmare. In a odd turn of events Superman is waiting outside Nightwing's window having located Nightwing by the energy that was emitted from his nightmare. At the request of Superman our hero Nightwing travels to the Fortress of Solitude where Superman attaches sensors and a helmet to Nightwing so he can join in his dreams, hopefully finding out the cause of the energy surge from Nightwings's nightmares. The short story is the Superman after being transferred to this universe he began monitoring the earth in a variety of ways to detect if any of his enemies from his home universe followed him here. Now I'm gonna stop here as this issue is great find out how it ends.

Writer: Tom Seeley

Artist: Marcio Takara

Colors: Marcelo Maiolo

Letters: Carlos M. Mangual

Cover: Marcio Takara, Marcello Maiolo

Variant Cover: Ivan Reis, Oclair Albert, Sula Moon

Assistant Editor: Dave Wielgosz

Editor: Rebecca Taylor

Group Editor: Mark Doyle

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Green Arrow #11 -

This ish is bananas from jump street the art, the covers, the story it's just fresh stuff I put it at a 4.2/5. (Spoiler Alert) We rejoin our green clad archer immediately after the assassination of Arab diplomat Amin Mustafa along with the chaos that normally pursues after people witness someone gets murdered on a train going under the ocean. I'm not going any further, because as stated earlier this ish is fucking bananas go out buy, buy it digitally, buy the trade paperback at your local comic book shop tell them I sent you, they won't know who the fuck who're talking about but tell them anyway.

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Story: Benjamin Percy

Art, Color and Cover: Juan Ferreyra

Variant Cover: Neal Adams, Alex Sinclair

Group Editor: Brian Cunningham

Associate Editor: Harvey Richards

Editor: Andy Khouri

It's NFL Draft Eve and Shawn B. can't wait to break down the Raiders best draft options, results from the last batch of Raiders polls, and of course, the recent signing of Beast Mode, Marshawn Lynch.

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This is some good shit I give give it a 4.5/5. (Spoiler Alert) In this one shot ish it starts right at the beginning of an adventure. We first join our trio Rick, Morty and Summer flying in space sat they locate a long lost ship Rick built a few decades ago. Now Rick being well Rick takes Summer and Morty aboard this ship called Mr. Mistoffeless in search of valuable. As Rick starts pulling and ripping copper wire from the walls of the ship we some other worldly action start to go down as the ship goes full blown haunted. I'm talking full blown haunted disembodied souls, and blood writing on the walls type fuck this shit. That's when the fucking crazy shit hits the fan this is an absolute must read, and with it being a one shot you don't need to know any build up preamble shit. I'm looking forward to Rick and Morty #25 not only is it another one shot, but it's going to have Tiny Rick.

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Written: Kyle Starks

Illustrated: Marc Ellerby

Variant Cover: Sfe R Monster

Colored: Katy Farin

Lettered: Crank!

Edited: Yari Yarwood

Publisher: Joe Nozemack

Editor in Chief: James Lucas Jones

This has been a long time coming as far as this podcast goes, and I admittedly dropped the ball. I didn't even know about this comic until about two or three months ago and since then I've been scooping up singles left and fucking right. It truly is great, and keeps the spirit of the show well within it's foundation. This particular ish is great I give it a 4/5, there are two story lines. (Spoiler Alert) The first storyline is following an ongoing plot continued from other issues, it is about the Citadel Of Ricks taking down a Jerry who was poised to them big problems a long with a mini story at the end about Summer in "Summer Job". The second story also has a friend those familiar with the show probably love, Mr. Meseeks.

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Written: Kyle Starks

Illustrated: CJ Cannon

Variant Cover: Sam King

Colored: Katy Farin

Summer Job: Marc Ellerby

Lettered: Crank!

Edited: Yari Yarwood

Publisher: Joe Nozemack

Editor in Chief: James Lucas Jones

Kev breaks down the action 4 games into each first round match-up. He also discusses favorites to win it all, and who can give the Cavs the most trouble in the east.

Deadpool #28 - Til Death Do Us Part 1

Right here starts the very first ish of a six part crossover series with Deadpool, Spider-Man/ Deadpool, Deadpool and the Merc$ for Money title Til Death Do Us Part. If you've been keeping current with the main Deadpool title it's no secret to you (spoiler alert) Deadpool and his marriage to Shiklah has been creeping toward shit hitting the fan for over a few months with clues even sprinkled into the Spider-Man/ Deadpool run. But right here on these moments at hand we're talking Deadpool #28 and I have to say how outright dope as fuck are the three different covers for this ish the regular A, and the variants B, C are equally as cool with one of them being the Venomized version. The artistic talents go deeper as venture further down this rabbit hole, all around great ish, I give it a 4.2/5. After a particularly sad series of events transpire in a New York subway tunnel, (I'm dropping the serious spoiler alert here.) we see one of Queen Shiklah's less mentally gifted subjects gets murdered after the citizens of the Big Apple thought he was attacking them. This quickly sets into place the Underworld wanting its justice, these demands prompt Queen Shiklah to declare war Manhattan and humans who reside within. I can't wait to get into the second part of this carried over into Spider-Man/ Deadpool #15. How will this effect the citizens of New York? Plus who will come to help Deadpool pull a hopeful W out his ass?

Writer: Gerry Duggan

Artist: Salva Espin

Colorist: Ruth Redmond

Letterer: VC's Joe Sabino

Cover Artists: Reilly Brown, Jim Charalampidis

Variant Covers: David Lopez

Assistant Editor: Heather Antos

Editor: Jordan D. White

Editor in Chief: Axel Alonso

Chief Creative Officer: Joe Quesada

Publisher: Dan Buckley

Executive Producer: Alan Fine

NSFW On Tonight's Off The Bandwagon, Shawn and Kev chat about Pacman's rant, the NBA Playoffs, and Patriot stories on Patriots day. They guys compare their NBA Playoff predictions to the reality of the first two games of round one.

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In this introduction episode to Kevin on Earth, Kev talks about the two parts of the brain, how they work, and what effects they have on your perception. He talks about the voice in your head and talking to yourself. Finally, Kev breaks down his intent with this show, and previews the next KoE program.

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Lou tells you what happens when he sneezes. Kev interviews an alleged inter-dimensional sex machine.

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