JLA: New World Order

Dad and Patrick head deep back into DC comics with Grant Morrison and artist Howard Porter's inaugural run on JLA with the four-issue arc featuring very 1990s supervillains and some very cool Batman moments.   Dad has questions about what age Wonder Woman is supposed to be in this series and why is Batman running around in the daylight?  Patrick makes a good mincemeat pie filling but an awful crust.

Next Week:  Blacksad:  A Silent Hell

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Punisher MAX X-Mas Special

Dad and Patrick dive into Jason Aaron and Roland Boschi bring about a bloody take on the manger story with the Punisher "protecting" a mafia Don, his wife, and an unborn child from three vile Wise Men on a mission to wipe them out. 

Dad and Patrick also discuss email and gifts from listeners and why mincemeat pie is one of the greatest foods on Earth.

Next Week: JLA New World Order

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EP 330: Daredevil #169

Patrick has Dad revisit one if his favorite runs in Marvel Comics with Frank Miller's Daredevil issue #169   Dad seems to really connect with Matt Murdock, has zero interest in seeing the Last Jedi and celebrates his 69th Birthday.   

Next Week: Punisher Max X-Mas Special  

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EP 229: Black Science

Return to mass confusion and not understanding basic plot is the norm again in the land as Patrick and Dad venture into Rick Remender and Matteo Scalera first collaborative work at Image Comics with Black Science Vol 1.   Dad as theories on what Heavy Metal comics are all about. Patrick explains this is a dark homage to Star Trek and Lost in Space, but does Dad understand this? Next Week: Daredevil #169

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EP 228: The Runaways

 Patrick and Dad read the first trade paperback of Marvel's 2003 series the Runaways.  Patrick is not a massive fan, Dad has some questions about Snapchat and Twitter.  

Next week:  Black Science