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Tue Apr 17, 2007 — by Mike Raub

Civil War meets World War III

Fresh from the rain drenched Northeast, ComicMix Podcast brings you a guy who isn't Elvis, a guy who isn't on Gary Groth's Christmas List and a guy who didn't have a good time in front of his TV last Friday night! Plus a full rundown of comics that are coming – as well as those that are missing! We've got the lowdown on the Marvel Civil War trade paperbacks, we've got DC's World War III complete in about 100 pages, and we've got news, views, reviews... and a two-headed calf!

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Jeff Cuscutis (4:03 PM on Tue Apr 17, 2007)

The rss feed does not work with iTunes. I think because it contains both media as well as text only items. In any case, it never sees any items. I would love to listen, but I really only listen to podcasts or music on my iPod. Perhaps a podcast only feed?

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