I Read Comics: Show #43

Friday, January 12, 2007

Show 43 on MP3

Neal Adams - What's he on about?
Justice Society of America Vol 1 by Levitz, Conway, Wood, Giffen, Staton (yes, I like PG)
Gregory Treasury Vol 1 by Marc Hempel (not liking so much)
Small ranting about Adam Hughes
Lost Girls - so far so good (except for Dorothy)

The Skepchick Calendar - order one today!

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I want this movie NOW.

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By Ragnell, at 2:27 AM
As usual, another great episode!

By Chris Williams, at 6:09 AM
I always enjoy your podcast although I've discovered that I can't listen to it at work. After listing to your most recent one, I looked up the Emma Frost figurine and it is indeed bad. However, I couldn't find a link for the sketch that mentioned of Wonder Woman. Do you know where I might find this? Thanks and keep up the entertaining work.

By JGG, at 8:22 PM
JGG - if you email me privately I'll send you the link. lene AT troubledscience dot com

LT

By LT, at 9:53 PM
Re: the thing where when there's three hot women shown in a comic, there's always one who's blonde, one who's brunette, and one who's a redhead. I've always heard this referred to as "Apartment 3-G Diversity," after the long-running (some would say endless) soap opera strip Apartment 3-G, who's three main characters are indeed blonde, brunette, and redhead. I don't know if that's the original example, but it's certainly the most famous.

By Bill D., at 11:16 AM
And Adam Hughes and his sculptor are at it again with the Donna Troy statue. Although his sketches suggest it's the sculptor who has a thing for sticking giant, inflatable breasts on the front of slim female figures.

By Unknown, at 9:14 AM

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