This week, we didn't get to read as many comics as typically do. So, instead, we talk a lot of television, including Preacher, Riverdale, The Muppets, Marvel's Most Wanted, DC's Powerless and Agent Carter.

We do review IDW's Satellite Falling and continue to profess our love for The Vision.

Next week's Debut Review:

• Mae #1 - When she was just a girl, Abbie discovered a portal to a fantasy world and for the last couple of years has been having great adventures there: defeating horrible monsters, power-mad scientists, and evil nobles. She was a celebrated action hero! But when she turned twenty-one it all came apart and she decided to return home. Her sister, Mae, has had no idea what happened to Abbie all this time. Her tales are too hard to believe; that is, until the monsters and other terrible creatures start to cross over to our world . . .

This week, Civil War opened, but Brooks has yet to see it. Early reviews for X-Men begin to trickle in, and we await the Preacher and Outcast upcoming TV series.

Books Discussed: 4001 A.D.;  Wicked Divine; The Walking Dead: Alien; The Punisher; Nailbiter; Snowblind; Vision; Paybacks; and House of Penance.

Next week's Debut Review:

• Satellite Falling #1 - A lone human survived the death of the one she loved, and escaped a corrupt Earth. She now makes her way as a bounty hunter, on a satellite full of aliens. But someone’s about to turn her life upside down…

This week, Civil War opened, but Brooks has yet to see it. Early reviews for X-Men begin to trickle in, and we await the Preacher and Outcast upcoming TV series.

Books Discussed: 4001 A.D.;  Wicked Divine; The Walking Dead: Alien; The Punisher; Nailbiter; Snowblind; Vision; Paybacks; and House of Penance.

Next week's Debut Review:

• Satellite Falling #1 - A lone human survived the death of the one she loved, and escaped a corrupt Earth. She now makes her way as a bounty hunter, on a satellite full of aliens. But someone’s about to turn her life upside down…

This week, Brooks and Alan talk the debut issue of Killbox, talking to creators online and booking two upcoming Interview Spectaculars. Additionally, they discuss a big week of books, the Punisher spin-off and other comics movies news.

Next week's Debut Review:

• 4001 AD #1 - The most ambitious Valiant event yet starts right here on Free Comic Book Day with a shocking new vision of the future in 4001 A.D.! The war for the fate of the 41st century begins here with an exclusive, never-before-seen prelude to the blockbuster comics event of the summer by New York Times best-selling writer Matt Kindt and superstar artist Clayton Crain. Rai! Eternal Warrior! X-O Manowar! Bloodshot! Geomancer! Armstrong! And more! The future of the Valiant Universe begins here! Plus: An all-new look inside Valiant's next hit ongoing series, A&A: The Adventures of Archer & Armstrong, from Rafer Roberts and David Lafuente; Divinity II from Matt Kindt and Trevor Hairsine; plus an all-new slate of top-secret teasers, special features, surprises, and a newly added excerpt from the series that has everyone talking - the one and only Faith!

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• Show notes: toomanycomics.com/episode/61
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This week, Brooks and Alan talk the debut issue of Killbox, talking to creators online and booking two upcoming Interview Spectaculars. Additionally, they discuss a big week of books, the Punisher spin-off and other comics movies news.

Next week's Debut Review:

• 4001 AD #1 - The most ambitious Valiant event yet starts right here on Free Comic Book Day with a shocking new vision of the future in 4001 A.D.! The war for the fate of the 41st century begins here with an exclusive, never-before-seen prelude to the blockbuster comics event of the summer by New York Times best-selling writer Matt Kindt and superstar artist Clayton Crain. Rai! Eternal Warrior! X-O Manowar! Bloodshot! Geomancer! Armstrong! And more! The future of the Valiant Universe begins here! Plus: An all-new look inside Valiant's next hit ongoing series, A&A: The Adventures of Archer & Armstrong, from Rafer Roberts and David Lafuente; Divinity II from Matt Kindt and Trevor Hairsine; plus an all-new slate of top-secret teasers, special features, surprises, and a newly added excerpt from the series that has everyone talking - the one and only Faith!

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• Show notes: toomanycomics.com/episode/61
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This week on Too Many Comics:

• Civil War and X-Men new trailers
• The Fix #1 is a hot commodity
• Brooks finishes Fight Club 2
• Alan finishes Season 2 of Daredevil
• Inhumans no more, and new set pics of Preacher

Books discussed: Robin Son of Batman; East of West; Divinity II; Walking Dead on Panel Syndicate; and Black Panther.

Next week's Debut Review:

• Killbox #1 - A down-on-his-luck bartender. A Yakuza's wife. A teenager with a penchant for handguns. They may not appear to have anything in common, but they're all part of the Killbox. The debut series by Tom Riordan brings a vicious game of violence to the streets of Los Angeles, where carefully selected players are picking each other off one by one. Don't miss this electrifying and brutal book illustrated in blistering inks by Nathan Gooden (DEADEYE).

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• Show notes: toomanycomics.com/episode/60
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This week on Too Many Comics:

• Civil War and X-Men new trailers
• The Fix #1 is a hot commodity
• Brooks finishes Fight Club 2
• Alan finishes Season 2 of Daredevil
• Inhumans no more, and new set pics of Preacher

Books discussed: Robin Son of Batman; East of West; Divinity II; Walking Dead on Panel Syndicate; and Black Panther.

Next week's Debut Review:

• Killbox #1 - A down-on-his-luck bartender. A Yakuza's wife. A teenager with a penchant for handguns. They may not appear to have anything in common, but they're all part of the Killbox. The debut series by Tom Riordan brings a vicious game of violence to the streets of Los Angeles, where carefully selected players are picking each other off one by one. Don't miss this electrifying and brutal book illustrated in blistering inks by Nathan Gooden (DEADEYE).

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• Show notes: toomanycomics.com/episode/60
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Early Civil War reviews are in and they're good, so good that projections have the film pushing $200 million. Brooks and Alan discuss that, a New Mutants script and the Doctor Strange trailer in movies before discussing Marvel's slate of Netflix shows after a picture of Finn Jones walking the streets of NYC emerges.

In books, the two review Hot Damn #1 and prepare for next week's debut of Divinity II #1. Other books discussed: Deadly Class; The Fix; Trespasser; Moon Knight; and House of Penance.

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• Show notes: toomanycomics.com/episode/59
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Early Civil War reviews are in and they're good, so good that projections have the film pushing $200 million. Brooks and Alan discuss that, a New Mutants script and the Doctor Strange trailer in movies before discussing Marvel's slate of Netflix shows after a picture of Finn Jones walking the streets of NYC emerges.

In books, the two review Hot Damn #1 and prepare for next week's debut of Divinity II #1. Other books discussed: Deadly Class; The Fix; Trespasser; Moon Knight; and House of Penance.

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• Show notes: toomanycomics.com/episode/59
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Brooks and Alan return from a week hiatus to discuss a wide range of comics news that's dropped in that time, including Preacher updates, The Killing Joke, Suicide Squad, and more onscreen media.

In books, the two discuss Black Widow, Wicked/Divine, Fight Club 2, Power Man and Iron Fist, The Fix, and more. Additionally, Brooks talks to Tom King (writer of Vision) on Twitter and suggests a name for Vision's dog.

Next week's Debut Review:

• Hot Damn #1 (of 5) - The masterminds of D4VE reunite with HOT DAMN, and they're taking you straight to Hell. Hard living catches up to Teddy, and eternal damnation awaits-but it's nothing like the good book tells you. Hell is a therapy session you can never leave...

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• Show notes: toomanycomics.com/episode/58
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