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Our second and final installment of Episode 19 is a giant holiday gift bag of a podcast, as Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester answer questions from friends and listeners on Twitter about topics like: our favorite editors, comics we were embarrassed to read, our favorite Christmas comics, the $2.99 pricing wars, the first five pages of Graeme's Jack Kirby S.A.N.T.A. comic, Carol Ferris, and much, much, much--and we are not exaggerating here--much more in a podcast that falls just shy of two hours.

You've probably wondered where Graeme and I fall on that whole Spider-Man: Threat or Menace issue--here's your chance to find out.

Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoy, and Happy Holidays!

It's part one of Episode 19, and Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester spend the first fifteen minutes talking about the most important problem facing comic book fans today--diet.

If your dream podcast is listening to two guys who love food talk about the pains and pleasures of going on a cleanse, the first fourteen minutes and thirty seconds of this podcast is for you.

After that, we move on to discuss more traditional topics--the Walking Dead TV show, digital comics generally and the Marvel Vault in particular, and recent promotions at DC comics.

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

In our ultra-long finale for for Episode 18, Graeme McMillan and I go all insider-basebally and talk about who our dream picks would be for the Editor-In-Chief positions for both Marvel and DC.

Not a single piece of indecision, rambling digression, or sideways observation has been cut in this Wait-stravaganza which comes in at a little under an hour and fifteen minutes.

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

In part two of our podcasts for Episode 18, Graeme McMillan and I are caught in media res in our discussion about Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark.

And before things are over, we also discuss the Lone Ranger, Battlestar Galactica, Caprica, the challenges of communicating over Twitter...and much, much more.

Well, actually, a little more.

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

In our first installment for Episode 18, geek life is slow-rolling as Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester start talking with a failed cold open, then move on to talk about bad weather, bad backs and not-so-bad TV on Netflix.

Those who want to jump to the action should go to approximately the 16:55 mark when we discuss Superman vs. Muhammad Ali and the Absolute Edition of All-Star Superman (the latter half of the discussion being very spoilerific).

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

In our third installment and final for  Episode 17, it's the Superman vs. Muhammad Ali of comic podcasts as Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester go head-to-head on The Return of Bruce Wayne #6 and Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder #16.

No quarter is asked and none is given in this epic hour-long thrashing out of the particulars. And of course, by the time this is mixed and posted it, yet another Grant Morrison Batman comic will appeared, threatening to keep the cycle running in perpetuity....

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

In our second installment for  Episode 17, Graeme McMillan and I give you the comprehensive discussion of J. Michael Straczynski's departure from writing Superman and Wonder Woman--a discussion so comprehensive it consists mainly of old storylines from New Guardians and Justice League Detroit.

Comic books about making kites, Loeb and Finch's Ultimatum, and Nick O'Teen also figure in to our cutting-edge news analysis.  Somehow.

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

Our first installment of Episode 17 goes gloriously awry in just about every way as Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester sit down with a checklist of topics to talk about, and proceed to discuss none of them.  We do, however, talk about Netflix Watch Instantly, Zardoz, Iron Man 2, the new footage of Ryan Reynolds as Green Lantern and--unfortunately for perhaps all involved--cartoonists "what are sexy" and cartoonists "what are not."

It's as sexy as we're going to get until the day, somewhere far in the future, when Graeme agrees to breaks out his Tom Jones impression.

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

It's Episode 16, and Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester have close to ninety minutes of nonstop gabbity-gab for your listening pleasure--on british comics character badass Judge Dredd, Brooklyn-based comics blogger badass Tucker Stone, and American comic book writer rockstar, Matt Fraction.

Maybe it should be shorter, maybe it should be longer, but either way... it's here for your listening pleasure!

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

In the conclusion to episode 15, Graeme McMillan and I talk recent comics, including the latest volume of Mome and the second issue of Alan Moore's Neonomicon.

Yes, it's another extensive and conflicted analysis of Mr. Moore, this time focusing on how his handling of female characters. Fortunately, we somehow emerge from that potential conversational quagmire intact to also examine Kevin Huizenga's The Wild Kingdom from Drawn & Quarterly, and Benjamin Marra's Gangsta Rap Posse.

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!