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Do you recall where you were when DC and Marvel announced they would be bringing back the $2.99 cover price? Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester do, because they were right in the middle of recording this!

In the first of two installments for episode 15, we review the ever-changing marketplace by scrutinizing the editorial line up change at Vertigo, analyzing Bob Harras' career change at DC, and then trying to suss out what the reaction will be to DC's price change announcement.

It's like watching the news from a month ago get in a barfight with the news from two weeks ago and you are there to get covered in stale pretzels and beer!

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

In the first of two installments for Episode 14, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester take a long look at Alan Moore's recent controversial interview, and then try to make some sense out of the current comics marketplace. Needless to say, we solve everyone's problems in just over an hour.

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

In the first of two installments for Episode 14, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester take a long look at Alan Moore's recent controversial interview, and then try to make some sense out of the current comics marketplace. Needless to say, we solve everyone's problems in just over an hour.

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

In the second and final installment of Episode 13, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester tackle more questions from readers, including... our favorite new artists, the webcomic Menage a 3; the new trend for families and franchises; The Hulk and the new brainy guy stereotype; Punisher: Happy Ending; one of the more unorthodox ways to consider the strengths of various writers; Graeme tries to collapse the Internet and Jeff talks about recent comics he's purchased; Dork #7 is judged and considered; and much more--as much as we can jam into eighty minutes.

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

It's the first installment of Episode 13, and Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester look at comics malaise for periodicals, then discuss Batman #702, the painted covers of David Finch, Marvel Two In One and The Thing during the John Byrne era, before moving on to reader's questions about Adam Warren's Empowered, and the burning age-old question: who's the most handsome blogger?

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

This is the second of two installments for Episode 12, and Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester resolve their "cliffhanger" by finishing their discussion

of Joss Whedon's work post-Buffy, Then, they answer questions submitted on Twitter about criticism in the industry, Mark Waid's comments at the Harvey Awards, the possible future of Vertigo and Wildstorm, Batman #702, their five favorite monthlies, and so much more, it shocks even them....

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

Welcome to the first installment of Episode 12, as Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester talk about some of the books mentioned in "Busiekgate"--specifically, Fantastic Four by Jonathan Hickman and Action Comics by Paul Cornell,

before moving on to Hickman's Shield, Bendis's Secret Invasion miniseries, Matt Fraction's Casanova, Dysart's Unknown Soldier and others, before

moving on to a terrifyingly epic discussion of the Buffy: The Vampire Slayer: Season Eight comic series from Dark Horse, and seasons five, six and seven of the show.

And we even end on a cliffhanger! kinda.

We hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

It's the second and final of two installments for Episode 11, and Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester talk about Jack Kirby's Loser Omnibus, The Hunger Dogs, Jimmy Olsen, Rucka, Gates and Robinson's recently wrapped run on Superman, Action Comics and the World of New Krypton.

Then, apparently, Skype decides it's had enough of me trying to talk trash about the Comixology app and cuts things short.

Nevertheless, we hope you enjoy it, and thanks for listening!

In the first of two installments for Episode 10, it's Scott Pilgrim vs. The Podcast, as Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester discuss Scott Pilgrim: the Movie, Scott Pilgrim: the animation, Scott Pilgrim: the book

and Scott Pilgrim: the box office. It's everything any self-respecting Scott-a-holic would want...and probably then some.

I'd like to say we avoided the inevitable follow-up discussion of what all this might mean for the future of comic book movies...but we kinda didn't.

Nevertheless, we hope you enjoy it...and thanks for listening!

It's the first of two installments for Episode 11, and Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester talk about Wolverine: Adamantium Men by Jason Aaron and Ron Garvey, Kurt Busiek's Trinity, DC's groundbreaking miniseries 52...as well as the Final Crisis Hardcover, Seven Soldiers, and New X-Men, all by Grant Morrison.

Finally, we wrap things up by idly speculating about the potential awful factor X-Men: First Class and Ghost Rider movies--all in all, it's the kind of stuff you might hear from guys who know each other too well to just sit around and talk about the weather...except that's exactly how we start the conversation.

We hope you enjoy it...and thanks for listening!