Today I want to talk about 90s comics.

Or at least, I want to start Part One of a series of episodes in which I talk about some of my favorite comics from the 90s.

Or at least, those books I remember being very fond of back in the 90s.

In this episode I'm talking about New Mutants #87 by Louise Simonson, Rob Liefeld, Bob Wiacek, Joseph Rosen, and Michael Rockwitz.

This issue was published by Marvel comics and hit the stands on January 9, 1990, kicking off this whole glorious 90s comics thing.

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The Kents adopt Clark, the intro to the story in Action Comics makes a bit more sense, and Superman takes the elevator.

All this and much more as Ed and Steeven talk about a story they are calling Superman Get's a Job, the Superman story that appeared in Superman #1, which was published by DC Comics in May, 1939.

But first, the two fellas spend a little time opening the episode with some talk about bowling and disc golf.

Rhett and Link Play Disc Golf With A Tortilla Frisbee

Enjoy!

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Today on JAF Classics I take you back to February 7, 2007 and Episode #24 of the original run of Just Another Fanboy.

Here are the original show notes from 15 years ago:

Episode 24 has arrived, and it's 43 minutes long!

Show Notes:

The Intro and what's going on with everybody.

Listener's Feedback.

A word from our sponsor - Rossman's Toe Floss.

News and Information You Could Have Easily Gotten For Yourself With Just a Little Effort - I scour the internet and pull out all the comic book, DVD, and movie news that I find interesting, so you don't have to.

My Comic Book Picks of the week. This week's picks - The All New Atom #6, All Star Superman #6, and Civil War #6.

At the Movies With Gary Indiana - Hoodwinked.

30 Seconds of Nonsense - Yeah, pretty much 30 seconds of nonsense.

The View From Norman Oklahoma - A weekly segment in which Norman Oklahoma, our resident bitter old fanboy, pisses and moans about the comic book industry, or just anything that pisses him off. This week, Possum' Wranglin'.

Just Another Fanboy Bloopers

The Outro.

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In February of 1987, following the Crisis that would forever change the landscape of the DCU, three men were brought together to tell the tales of the Justice League for this new, Post-Crisis Universe.

But there was a problem. Characters such as Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and the Flash were going through their own Post Crisis Reboots at the time, and the creatives in charge of redefining these characters were more than a little reluctant to allow others to tell stories about their babies, stories that might contradict what they were trying to build in each of their own books.

And so a new team was chosen. A team that, on paper, should never have worked, should never have sold, and should never have become the run away hit that it certainly came to be.

Hailed by many as the "Bwa-ha-ha!" era of the Justice League, I'm going to take a look at the series, one issue at a time, to rediscover what it was that I loved about the book, and to dispel the idea that the series was nothing more than B-List characters, foolishness, and a constant barrage of Bwa-ha-ha!

This is the episode in which I'm talking about Justice League #1 by Keith Giffen, J. Mark DeMatteis, Kevin Maguire, Terry Austin, Bob Lappan, and Gene D'Angelo.

Justice League #1 was published by DC Comics and was published on February 5, 1987.

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A group is running a protection racket on cab drivers, a smart man takes down Superman, and Steeven leaves the episode for a bit to take care of his dog.

All this and much more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman vs the Cab Protective League, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #13, which was published by DC Comics in May, 1939.

Enjoy!

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Today on JAF Classics I take you back to January 31, 2007 and Episode #23 of the original run of Just Another Fanboy.

Here are the original show notes from 15 years ago:

Its Episode 23 folks, and I come out fighting!

This is Episode 22 people! (Yes, this was in the original show notes. Must be a copy/paste error, but I'm leaving it in!)

Show Notes:

The Intro with the new guy, Deliberate Jones, and iTunes reviews.

Listener's Feedback.

A word from our sponsor - The Just Another Fanboy Podcast.

News and Information You Could Have Easily Gotten For Yourself With Just a Little Effort - I scour the internet and pull out all the comic book, DVD, and movie news that I find interesting, so you don't have to.

My Comic Book Picks of the week. This week's picks - Wetworks #4, Onslaught Reborn #2, and Daredevil #92.

At the Movies With Gary Indiana - Grizzly.

30 Seconds of Nonsense - Yeah, pretty much 30 seconds of nonsense.

The View From Norman Oklahoma - A weekly segment in which Norman Oklahoma, our resident bitter old fanboy, pisses and moans about the comic book industry, or just anything that pisses him off. This week, the slabbing of comics, DC killing off characters, and commercials.

A word about Episode 25.

Just Another Fanboy Bloopers

The Outro.

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In 1975 writer Doug Moench and artist Don Perlin, in need of a villain powerful enough to subdue and capture a werewolf, created a throw away character they called: The Moon Knight.

47 years later Moon Knight is a hero who punishes evildoers, despite battling with Dissociative Identity Disorder. He is the Fist of Khonshu, the avatar of an Egyptian Moon God, and the star of his own self titled six-issue mini series on Disney Plus set smack dab in the middle of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

This is the second part in a multi-part series of episodes in which I look at the publishing history of Moon Knight in Marvel Comics to see how the character went from a minor villain in a book about a werewolf, to the complex, multifaceted hero with enough pull to headline his own TV Show. Today, dear listeners, I'm looking at Marvel Spotlight #28: The Crushing Conquer-Lord! by Doug Moench, Don Perlin, Irene Vartanoff, and Irv Watanabe.

Marvel Spotlight 28 was published by Marvel Comics on March 9, 1976.

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Lois and Clark attend the World's Fair and Lois attacks Superman... with LOVE!

All this and so much more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman at the World's Fair, the Superman story that appeared in New York World's Fair Comics #1, which was published by DC Comics in April, 1939.

Enjoy!

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Today on JAF Classics I take you back to January 24, 2007 and Episode #22 of the original run of Just Another Fanboy.

And hey, I haven't done this yet, but here are the original show notes from 15 years ago:

Back with a vengeance after a week of back pain and a bucket load of wet ferrets.

This is Episode 22 people!

Show Notes:

Intro and back pain.

Listener's Feedback.

A word from our sponsor - Friend in a Phone.

News and Information You Could Have Easily Gotten For Yourself With Just a Little Effort - I scour the internet and pull out all the comic book, DVD, and movie news that I find interesting, so you don't have to.

My Comic Book Picks of the week. This week's picks - Justice League of America #5, Justice #9, and Astonishing X-Men #19.

At the Movies With Gary Indiana - Dances With Wolves.

30 Seconds of Nonsense - Yeah, pretty much 30 seconds of nonsense.

The View From Norman Oklahoma - A weekly segment in which Norman Oklahoma, our resident bitter old fanboy, pisses and moans about the comic book industry, or just anything that pisses him off. This week Norman teaches us all how to properly use the phone.

Just Another Fanboy Bloopers

The Outro.

Funny, not a whole lotta comics in this episode.

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Today on Just Another Fanboy we kick off Season 7 with a look at Proof: Volume One - Goatsucker by Alex Grecian, Riley Rossmo, and Tyler Jenkins.

Proof: Volume One was published by Image Comics in June, 2008.

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