Comic Book Pitt #65 - Current Events

Be advised, this episode has some explicit language in it.

The past couple of weeks has been ablaze with comic book news and events. Dang & Duke are joined by Nick Marino, host of the Audioshocker family of podcasts and creator of the Super Haters webcomic, to talk about some of the bigger current events in this review-free episode.




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