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Thu Jan 17, 2008 — by Mike Raub

The Defuser of Who Wants to be a Superhero, Spiderman's Brand New Day, Hulk #1 Variant, High School Musical

A Hero's Hero

Originally, ComicMix Radio planned to survey the usual round of comic book insiders as to who their favorite characters were: artist, writers, etc. But when we had the chance to pose the question to an actual costume wearing crusader, we leapt at the chance. Find out who The Defuser – the winner of Who Wants To Be A Super Hero? – admires. Plus:

• Everyone took a look at Spidey's Brand New Day and now it's sold out!

• There's a rare Hulk #1 variant - we'll tell you how to get it

• Another sign of doomsday: High School Musical on the big screen!

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