Always happy to welcome back John Ostrander, who's back to talk about Star Wars Legacy, and why it's at a good point to jump on if you haven't checked it out before. we also discuss his recent work at DC. like 3 spectacular issues of Secret Six, which featured an incredible one issue story on Deadshot, and a 2 issue Blackest Night tie-in that put the Suicide Squad against The Six. We talk about Amanda Waller's apearences in Smallville, talk about new projects in the works featuring Grimjack and Munden's Bar, and wonder why DC hasn't collecteed John & Del Close's amazing horror-comedy series Wasteland.

Always happy to welcome back John Ostrander, who's back to talk about Star Wars Legacy, and why it's at a good point to jump on if you haven't checked it out before. we also discuss hisrecent work at DC. like 3 spectacular issues f eret Six, which featured an incredible one issue story on Deadshot, and a 2 issue Blackest Night tie-in that put the Suicide Squad against The Six. We talk about Amanda Waller's apearences in Smallville, talk about new projects in the works featuring Grimjack and Munden's Bar, and wonder why DC hasn't collecteed John & Del Close's amazing horror-comedy series Wasteland.

Always happy to welcome back John Ostrander, who's back to talk about Star Wars Legacy, and why it's at a good point to jump on if you haven't checked it out before. we also discuss hisrecent work at DC. like 3 spectacular issues f eret Six, which featured an incredible one issue story on Deadshot, and a 2 issue Blackest Night tie-in that put the Suicide Squad against The Six. We talk about Amanda Waller's apearences in Smallville, talk about new projects in the works featuring Grimjack and Munden's Bar, and wonder why DC hasn't collecteed John & Del Close's amazing horror-comedy series Wasteland.

Here's a neat find from 1977. DC Comics Editor Joe Orlando voices this edition of the DC Hotline  with news about a few "new" titles and features, and a surprise guest , who comments on the toll free phone message promotion, which kept me calling every week.

Here's a neat find from 1977. DC Comics Editor Joe Orlando voices this edition of the DC Hotline  with news about a few "new" titles and features, and a surprise guest , who comments on the toll free phone message promotion, which kept me calling every week.

Here's a neat find from 1977. DC Comics Editor Joe Orlando voices this edition of the DC Hotline  with news about a few "new" titles and features, and a surprise guest , who comments on the toll free phone message promotion, which kept me calling every week.

The Top Cow Publisher talks about the entire line and previews books like Broken Trinity Pandora's Box, Artifacts, and More

The Top Cow Publisher talks about the entire line and previews books like Broken Trinity Pandora's Box, Artifacts, and More

The Top Cow Publisher talks about the entire line and previews books like Broken Trinity Pandora's Box, Artifacts, and More

On this episode, writer Steve Englehart joins us to talk about his two novels out from Tor Books, The Point Man & The Long Man, a political intrigue/mens adventure/fantasy  series featuring the immortal hero Max August. We talk about the similarities and differences of this take pn magic in the "real world" compared to his work on doctor strange.

We also talk about Captain America comapring Steve's 1970s secret Empire/Watergate story, and the flap over the Teabaggers in Ed Brubaker's Cap 602. Steve also gives us something to think about as he compares the unpublished third chapter of his and Marshal Rogers Batman: Dark Detective story and some of the plot details in the film Batman: The Dark Knight. Interesting views from Englehart.