In this episode, Em and Professor Alan review a bunch of wonderful listener feedback. After that, they talk about the future of comics, focusing in particular on the current events at DC Comics. Each gives their "pitch" for what DC Comics should do next.

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(Classic) Battlestar Galactica, volume 2, #1, aka Steampunk Galactica 1880 #1, Dynamite Entertainment, cover-dated August 2014.

Untitled story, by Tony Lee, with art by Aneke.

What

happens when Professor Alan tackles his first 25-cent Steampunk comic? Which is also based on a licensed property? Or at least one version of that licensed property? Sort of.

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Link: Battlestar WIKI

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So

what comics did Professor Alan read during August? Well, a whole lot, actually. How many were old

books? How many were new books? And how many were just plain fun ?

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  Cloak & Dagger 10, Marvel Comics, cover-dated January 1987.

"Who'll Stop The Rain?" by Bill Mantlo, with art by Bret Blevins & Terry Austin.

What

happens when a couple of C- or D- listers (who somehow managed to nab a TV deal) arrive in Latveria on the trail of a drug kingpin? Do they get mesmerized by Doom's impressive beam of light? Do they have a political debate about the value of nuclear energy?

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Time: Something else Doom-related. But what will it be? We shall see!

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Source: Purchased somewhere, many many years ago.

Teen Titans Giant #1, DC Comics, cover-dated 2018.

4 separate reprint stories.

What

happens when Professor Alan examines one of the comics from the Wal-Mart 100-page initiative? Was it a well-curated collection? How were the stores? And what does the Professor think of some of DC's recent moves?

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So

what comics did Professor Alan read during July? How many were old books? How many were new books? And how many were just plain fun ? Listen to the episode ... and find out!!!

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Doom: The Emperor Returns 1 - 3, Marvel Comics, cover-dated January, February & March, 2002.

All the stories were written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Leonardo Manco.

What

happens when Doom finds himself trapped in a world of Franklin Richards' creation? And then one of his own creation? And then in the Negative Zone? And what does Professor Alan think of the way Doom views his female advisor?

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Sam Hill, PI #7, MLJ / Archie Comics, cover-dated August 1952.

There are no writing credits, but the art in all 4 stories was by Harry Lucey.

What

happens when Professor Alan and guest Luke Jaconetti discuss a public domain private eye comic book from the early 1950s?

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Link: Sam Hill, PI Kindle novels

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So

what comics did Professor Alan read during June? Just many funny books

did Alan read during with the combination of Coronavirus

self-isolation and only one Summer class to teach? Listen to the episode ... and find out!!!

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Super-Villain Team-Up 10 - 12, Marvel Comics, cover-dated February - June 1977.

All the stories were written by Bill Mantlo, with art by Bob Hall & Don Perlin.

What

happens when Red Skull uses solid Latverian technology to attempt to take over the world? Who will team up with Doom to stop the Skull? What role do Namor and Captain America take? And who is the Shroud?

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