The Turtles‘ director Kevin Monroe gets himself interviewed, The Last Mimzy gets itself reviewed, Team America goes to the tube, more on Jimmy Olsen, this Friday’s Anime Awards telecast, the Top 10 best-selling comics, and the latest in television and movie stuff.
All this to be found on the very latest ComicMix Podcast, which you can listen to in all its glory by clicking right here:
We preview this week’s new comics and DVDs and tell you how you can see some of the new television pilots, we reveal brand new Marvel mini-madness and tell you all about the return of Pirates without pirates, and we tell you what Joss Whedon is up to! Plus – the lowdown on Jimmy Olsen: will he really be the next Captain America?
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Marvel writer and former editor-in-chief sits for an exclusive ComicMix Podcast interview and talks about "the last true Marvel comic book" and long-time comics fan Gene Simmons becomes a comics publisher. Buffy #1 gets re-Buffed as lots of first printings sell-out.
All this plus TImeline, more news, and we dip into the ComicMix mailbag. It ain’t easy being green, except on St. Patricks Day – you’ll find out how on this weekend’s ComicMix Podcast, available by pressing this button right here:
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Our latest ComicMix Podcast discusses big things at the Sci-Fi channel, anger towards Marvel’s Captain America stunt, and we reveal the astonishing inside low-down on After Hours comics and their new "reality" comic about… suicide? Timeline swoops down on 1976 and Superman Vs. Spider-Man #1.
All this and Logan’s Run – with George Perez, no less – on ComicMix Podcast #14, available by clicking on this here button:
We’ve got the low-down on The Boys, Batman gets a swell new squeeze, comics and DVD new releases get revealed, Tom DeFalco gets previewed (?), and Timeline gets out in 1963, and we interview the Sopranos‘ most famous singing dead guy thus far, Mister Frankie Valli!
All this and, as we always say, even more… at ComicMix Podcast #13.
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DC Publisher and President and writer Paul Levitz gives ComicMix a major interview, Frank Miller’s 300 reviewed, Tim Sale’s Heroes work goes up for a charity auction… all this and, yes, Timeline and even more on ComicMix Podcast #12, available right here:
Mega media news, including the JLA #7 jam cover with about 40 million characters and the seven-and-one-half minute Spider-Man 3 trailer. Wendy Pini gives us the lowdown on her newest project and her brand-new webcast comics, Timeline visits 1974, and once again we dip into our ComicMix mailbag.
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The Flash gets a new artist, the 2007 24-hour-comics-day is disclosed, this week’s new comics are previewed, Jae Lee is interviewed, IFC’s anime maven speaks… and… where is Buffy hiding?
Mike Raub has the lowdown on ComicMix Podcast #10 — available right now, right here:
Mike Raub has a major interview with George Perez who tells us all about the new Brave and Bold and gives us the low-down on the Hero Initiative plus our usual allotment of comics and media news and Timeline.
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After Dark’s Black Betty speaks to ComicMix about To Die For!, the scoop on Superman’s changes, our update on teevee news,
All this, Timeline, more news and serious thrills on ComicMix’s eighth exclusive Podcast — available right here:
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