Wrestling And Killing... Batman?

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Thu Nov 8, 2007 — by Mike Raub

Wrestling And Killing... Batman?

And wrestling with 24...

Like the medium or not, you do have to admit that there are a lot of similarities between pro wrestling and comics. In years past, there hasn't been a successful bridge between the two, but creator Mike Kingston is taking a totally new approach with his Headlocked series. ComicMix Radio talks to Mike about his project and his love of both wrestling and comics, plus:

• Fox waves the white flag & shelves 24
• A new X-Men story line heats up with a sold out comic
• ABC is going with Lost ... no matter what
• Oh yeah, and they are killing Batman again?

Press The Button, or you get a chair to the head, ya jabroni!

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