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DC Animated and Reanimated, X-Men Utopia, Evil '70s Computers.
Notes and plans:
- We recorded this episode twice. The computer ate the first one.
- G20 Protests going on in Toronto!
- Ilan read ALL OF BLACKEST NIGHT and bought the toys (Heroclix). And a bunch of villains unlimited (+ Project OMAC, and Infinite Crisis), in order to read Secret Six. A discussion of Darth Sue, and Fables Volume 12.
- Ilan is now watching the rest of Superman Animated and is itching to watch The Justice League, after seeing "Crisis on Two Earths".
- Also: New Avengers! Secret Avengers! SHIELD! And Modern Warfare 2.
- Justin read through Project Utopia, the massive X-Men Crossover.
- Justin takes us through '70s Cinema! Logan's Run! Colossus: the Forbin Project! Soylent Green! Rollerball!
- Justin talks about Can't Stop the Serenity, the annual
We'll have to try again to get movies it's okay for geeks to cry at recorded. So close! At least nobody was hurt.
We remember fallen visionaries, and also Carl Macek. (Bazinga? No seriously, I love The Sentinels.) We talk about a bunch of comics that were out a couple of weeks ago by now. We didn't have time to cover movies it's okay for geeks to cry at. And nobody was hurt.
Shoe Notes -- "Remember The Artist"
Passing of Frazetta, and comics.
- Wolverine: LOGAN (Vaughan)
- Wolverine: Adamantium Men (Aaron) --Britney Backup Dancers and Cabaret
- 100 Bullets (Azzarello)
- LTTP: Invincible big fat book 1. (Kirkman)
Documentaries.
- The People Vs George Lucas (CGI and HD?)
- Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage (via Objectivisim)
- Bioshock 2
Digression into Giant Robots.
- "I don't know why I'm talking about Evangelion"
- Robotech, "Japanamation"
Transforming Robots, Starcraft 2 Beta
- Farewell, Carl Macek
Iron Man 2, and back to comics.
- SHIELD comic (Hickman)
- Secret Warriors GOOD (Hickman)
- Marvel Zombeis 3 (Van Lente) -- Better Than Cilantro
- How it's an unofficial sequel to Nextwave and same goes for Who Won't Wield The Shield
- Secret Warriors Siege :P (Hickman)
- Hercules Mini (and errors)
- "Do Anything" (Warren Ellis) with Robot Head of Philip K. Dick
RPGs and Miscellany.
- Green Ro-NEEN and DC Mutants and Masterminds
- Romper Room!
- Unreason and Dragon Magazine
- Congratulations, Jerome!
- Congratulations, Chris!
Last threads, other comics.
- Scalped and Godland I am reading
- Patton Oswalt's Firefly Comic Book
- June 23rd Can't Stop the Serenity
- Dragon Lady and Joe!
This week on Squideye and The Bitter Guy, we document our experience as Active Fans and also as Fan-Havers. Ilan reports on his journey to PAX and his meeting with Russ and Nicole of The D6 Generation. Justin talks of Cindy's journey to the Wizard World show, and of the Squideye and the Bitter Guy Facebook Page. We also talk about Kirby Krackle's new album, "E for Everyone", and the new Clash of the Titans movie. And Plants. And Zombies.
Sources report that nobody was hurt.
Links and stuff coming soon!
A little noisy; we recorded at the delightful Green Beanery Café in Toronto, across from Honest Ed's, and we had mics but no shelter from the bustling crowd. Think of it as "character". No charge.
Introducing Owen Craig of Mondo Magazine! http://mondomagazine.net/
Toronto Comic-con! http://www.wizardworld.com/home-toronto.html
Blackest Night!
Gail Simone!
Scott Pilgrim! http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/universal/scottpilgrimvstheworld/
And nobody was hurt!
A Silly Place. Squideye and The Bitter Guy discuss the upcoming Oscar Nominees - at least the ones they've seen, now including the second subject of discussion: The Hurt Locker. We also hammer away at Monty Python Fluxx and other recently-played games, discuss weddings in India and in local theatre, and the general state of things. And nobody was hurt.
Todd Alcott's breakdown of Inglorious Basterds can be found here.
According to Wikipedia, Youth in Revolt was released in 1993.
Andre from blacknerdcomedy.com talks about how Lost hates black people.
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