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From the awful to the surprisingly good, Mike discusses Batman #713, Green Lantern Corps #63, Justice League of America #60, Legion of Super-Heroes #16, Power Girl #27, Superboy #11, Supergirl #67, Superman / Batman #87, Titans #38, and Zatanna #16 in this, the third part of his look at the final comic books published in DC's post-Crisis universe.

It's been a while since the last episode, but the gang is back again to discuss "The Library," "The Desert," "The Serpent's Pass," and "The Drill."

In the second of a four-part series, Mike continues to examine the final DC comics in the post-Crisis universe. This time, those books are Batgirl #24, Batman 80-Page Giant 2011, Batman and Robin #26, Birds of Prey #15, Booster Gold #47, Detective Comics #881, Red Robin #26, THUNDER Agents #10, and War of the Green Lanterns: Aftermath #2.

The Summer of Great, Great Men continues as the Guys Outta Brooklyn celebrate the man who has become both an iconic star and a revered director: Clint Eastwood! Join Tom and Derrick as they discuss their favorite Eastwood films, explain why the man has endured for so long, and dispute the feeling that he's not a good actor. Plus, actors playing minorities they're not, more monkey talk, and Gina Gershon gets all lesbian on us. You don't want Sondra Locke to return to the big screen, so get to clicking!

From the first three episodes of Blue Drop, James and Kellen can't help but notice similarities to a recently reviewed show on Animezing Podcast. A lady-heavy cast, amnesia, and people who are just plain stupid. Where have they heard that before? Will "Hydrangea," "Lavandula," and "Datura" impress?

In this drunken rock and roll episode of Dread Media, Desmond and Darryll reference so many rock and roll movies that they can't remember the titles of most of them in their review of the Japanese zombie rock and roll classic Wild Zero. Then there's feedback. Rock tunes: "Jet Generation" and "Roaring Blood" by Guitar Wolf, "Manic Monday" by Leningrad Cowboys, and "Rock 'N' Roll Nightmare" by The Browns. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Rock along with @dreadmedia on Twitter. Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

Outside of Colin Baker making his Doctor Who debut (in which he gets to shoot and later execute The Doctor), there's not much to say about "Arc of Infinity" and "Snakedance." Well, obviously that's not true. The episode is an hour long, so the guys had stuff to say, such as comments on Nyssa's new outfit, a villain's resemblance to a child actor, and puppets. Lots of puppets.

As the post-Crisis on Infinite Earths DC Universe moves towards its conclusion, Mike sat down to review the first batch of final issues: Green Lantern #67, Adventure Comics #529, Batman Beyond #8, Jonah Hex #70, Secret Six #36, and Superman #714.

This episode of Extra Lives, like, totally sticks it to the man. Aaron and Damien play through two more indie games: Facade and Balloon Diaspora. So you can take your jive mainstream conventions and stick it. No selling out here. We recorded this show before it was cool. (This episode brought to you by Coke Zero.)

Episode 10 enters the fray, and along with it a new Slayer! Where does Hannah think some lesbian undertones are being added to the show? Who is Preston squeeing over this time? Which minor character do they believe consistently gets the shaft in any episode in which they appear? And which of these episodes are The Heroes hailing as one of their all time favorites? Down some Hulk Juice and Kahlua as Hannah and Preston cover "Faith, Hope & Trick," "Beauty and the Beasts," "Homecoming," and "Band Candy."