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Sat Oct 4, 2008 — by Mike Raub

ComicMix Radio: Pixar And The Muppets Go BOOM!

Episode #269: Farscape and Cthulhu, too

Imagine an inter-company "Crisis" style crossover that included The Muppets, The Incredibles, Farscape and even some of the cast of Cthulhu. Ok, farfetched, but all these titles from one company are not. We have the latest from Boom! Studios, plus:

Four big sellouts and now variants coming from Marvel
Who has the Best Death in sci-fi films and TV?
An opera based on the last days of Walt Disney

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