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Sat Jul 14, 2007 2:59PM1 comment ›

Sat Jul 14, 2007 — by Mike Raub

SDCC Has No Ticket To Ride?

The Big ComicMix Broadcast gives the low-down

We slam into the weekend with our usual Big ComicMix Broadcast fun! We reveal the toughest thing to find at the upcoming San Diego ComicCon (and we're not just talking about the cool Alex Ross Goodies), explains why New Universal is going into a second "season," tells how the Dreamland Chronicles hits 2,000,000 readers and gets itself compiled, and uncovers lots of television and popular culture events, and helps IDW open up its employment line! Meanwhile in a world of Giant Robots and Magical Chaos, we found a little FUN summer reading– plus we look at the guy who truly should have been the "Fifth Beatle!"

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Nicholas Sinisi (10:18 AM on Mon Jul 16, 2007)

This link is to a podcast done on Mother's Day Weekend, and not this past weekend, FYI. I'm assuming that's unintentional...

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