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After Jenny recaps her recent trip, she and Mike make an announcement, then they read through the April Previews catalog.

In the shortest episode of World's Finest Podcast, James and Mike take a brief look at the Lobo and Gotham Girls webtoons.

First Dan and Mike lament two of the three trades they read this week (Superman: The Coming of Atlas, The Perhapanauts: Triangle and The Middleman: The Trade Paperback Imperative), then Ian Wilson pops in to talk about Watchmen.

In this massive episode, Desmond Reddick finds out for sure who in this world is actually busier than him when friend of the show Greg Lamberson drops by to talk novels, movies, DVD releases and prestigious awards... all of which involving him! Then, as promised, Darryll and Desmond go in-depth on the French shocker Martyrs before talking shop on the A Nightmare on Elm Street remake. There's feedback and birthday boozing galore as well as the following tunes: "Can I Borrow Some Ambition" by Guttermouth, "Slime City Massacre (Demo)" by Mars, "Heroes and Martyrs" by Bad Religion, "In Nightmares" by Zombeast and "Birthday Dethday" by Dethklok. Check out Greg's work at www.slimeguy.com and www.fearzone.com. Pick up Keith Latch's "Bestseller" at www.keithlatch.com, and grab David Agranoff's "Screams from a Dying World" at www.horror-mall.com. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213.

In this episode, we continue the first multipart adventure of Captain America during the World War II throwback phase of the Silver Age. Tales of Suspense #67 features a Cap who looks like he's stoned, Bucky disguised as a Hogan's Heroes character, and a cowardly Adolph Hitler.

It's running a tad later than normal this year, but nevertheless, James and Mike announce the winners of the Third Annual Earth-2.net Mainpage Awards!

Despite being under half an hour long, Kellen is able to cram in a lot of topics, including his thoughts on the second half of Ouran High School Host Club, the Girls High anime series, as well as the first episode of the brand new K-On anime. Also Kellen makes an important announcement about the future of the podcast.

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick interviews the legendary horror comic book artist Gene Colan. They talk about movies, comic book history and his illustrious career. He then goes on to suggest five Gene Colan products for you to check out. Then, furthering the occasion, Darryll and Desmond go on to review a film very important to Mr. Colan, 1931's classic Frankenstein. Topping it all off, reanimated tunes aplenty: "Monster Entrance" from Bride of Frankenstein by Franz Waxman, "Main Theme" from Frankenstein by Bernard Kaun, "Frankenstein" by the Edgar Winter Group and "Frankenstein" by Iced Earth. Go and check out some of the greatest horror comics art around: www.genecolan.com. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213.

Tom's back with the milestone Green Lantern #6, where Green Lantern meets Tomar Re. He also has to deal with the incredible menaces of The Thought-Rebels of Aku and The SmileySaurs. Okay, so the SmileySaurs are less than incredible.

Two more episodes of the Fantastic Four radio program are coming your way! This time you'll hear "The Spell of the Hate-Monger" and "The Return of Doctor Doom."