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Wednesday, 03 September 2014 11:52

Comics & Comics Podcast, Episode 5: Marvel VS DC

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Ed, Ron, Tom and Tim make fun of each other and argue like 10 year olds over who's better: Marvel or DC?

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Wednesday, 03 September 2014 11:51

Comics & Comics Podcast, Episode 4: Art and Star Trek

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Comic book art, Star Trek, and being 11.

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Wednesday, 03 September 2014 11:49

Comics & Comics Podcast, Episode 3: The Nature of Comedy

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Comic book nerds who are also comedians.

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Wednesday, 03 September 2014 11:48

Comics & Comics Podcast, Episode 2: What makes a good comic shop?

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A bunch of nerds talking about nerdy stuff.

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Wednesday, 03 September 2014 11:43

Comics & Comics Podcast, Episode 1: Guardians of the Galaxy

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Comedians review Marvel's Blockbuster Guardians of the Galaxy.

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7: The Hobbit
Ed, Ron, and Tom break down The Hobbit movie with Ed's lady, Klee, and Tom's daughter, Miranda. As only WE can break it down.
6: Dr. Strange
Ed, Ron, Joe and Tim talk about Dr Strange in all his incarnations. Is Magic really a super-power or is it a cop out?...
5: Marvel VS DC
Ed, Ron, Tom and Tim make fun of each other and argue like 10 year olds over who's better: Marvel or DC?
4: Art and Star Trek
Comic book art, Star Trek, and being 11
3: The Nature of Comedy
Comic book nerds who are also comedians.

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