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Thu Oct 9, 2008 — by Mike Raub

ComicMix Radio: The Stand Spreads Slowly

Episode #271:Marvel's Latest Stephen King Project Will Run 30 Issues

Those couple of issues out so far haven't even scratched the surface of what lies ahead for Marvel's adaption of The Stand. Artist Mike Perkins tells us what's ahead, plus:

DC and Warner add more Motion Comics to the mix
Two new World Of Warcraft cards that will blow you away
Kevin Spacey Says He Be Luthor

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