Comic Timing is back with another episode, the conclusion of the most recent Kris and Ian duo recording! First, Kris gives her thoughts on The Fantastic Four: First Steps, continuing the slow trickle of Blue Team’s take on the movie. They then meander over to an article that was mostly overlooked on Jim Shooter’s website on why Jim was fired from Marvel (according to Jim Shooter and his business partner), and there’s subsequent conversation on creator rights, residuals, and returning original art boards to creators, and a nice ROM aside. Finally, a breakdown and subsequent review of Albert Pyun’s Director’s Cut of the 1990 Captain America movie that was recently screened at this year’s Asian American International Film Festival, and the alternate versions and director’s cuts of movies you may or may not have seen, including Superman Redeemed, and the Caligula Ultimate Cut. Oh, and we’re not sponsored by Randolph Beer (unless they wanna).

If anyone wants to get their hands on this Director’s Cut, here’s a link to purchase it!

And here’s the video version for anyone looking to watch AND hear us!

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