Atomika power, and Angel after the fall

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Thu Nov 29, 2007 — by Mike Raub

Atomika power, and Angel after the fall

All on the big ComicMix broadcast!

That comic shop you visit every week probably has a few secrets - books you walk right by and never notice. ComicMix Radio is taking it on ourselves to ferret out these gems and share each one. Who knows what we might find - starting today with the story of a creator who took his love of Jack Kirby and created a bigger than life series which has already reached eight issues. Get ready for the world of Atomika, plus:

How a cancelled TV show became a red hot new comic series
More Zombie sell outs at Marvel
Even though Elvis is dead, Tom Swift is alive and well (he said expressley)

Stop staring at the pretty picture and Press The Button!

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Jeff Cuscutis (9:13 PM on Thu Nov 29, 2007)

Tom Swift, the 50's series, was one of my favorite series when I was a kid.

Rick Taylor (10:05 AM on Fri Nov 30, 2007)

Mike,

I got to meey Kelly Martin on day in New York when Rich Markow and I were having lunch. Her Mom and friends were sitting at the table next to us and we struck up a conversation with them.

We talked about Life Goes On and we told her we worked st DC Comics. She gushed about her a former guest star on her show, Dean Cain had landed the part of Superman on Lois and Clark. It was obvious she had a MAJOR crush on him.

She was such a tiny little thing.

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