This is it, the last CBP episode of 2011. It's been a great year of comic book conversation and we're excited for what's in store for the show in 2012. In this episode, a great panel of guests help Dan and Duke bring 2011 to a close; Nick Marino (Audioshocker), Shawn Atkins (Explorers of the Unknown/Gello Apocalypse) and Link & Caitlyn Millward (Yamagato Industries Business Report).
Thanks for listening and we hope you have a safe and happy New Year!
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Dan was fortunate enough to get a barely-used Barnes and Noble color Nook from a family member and one of the first things he did was download some comics. Take 5 minutes and listen to his thoughts on the digital reading experience.
It truly is the season of Festivus, as both Dan and the Duke air some grievances. Duke takes umbrage with Marvel's current polybagging of the Ultimate titles while Dan realizes that going back and rereading The Walking Dead from the beginning isn't as easy as he thought.
Of course there is some comic talk, as D & D review Defenders #1, Mouse Guard The Black Axe #3, Valen the Outcast #1 and Irredeemable #32. There's also some books reviewed from the recent past; 100 Bullets Vol. 5: The Counterfifth Detective and Captain Britain and MI:13.
NEWS!
Comic Book Pitt episodes will now be featured on Old Game Reviewer, a blog focused on geek culture. If you're into comics, games, music, movies, TV, tech, toys, etc, there's a very good chance you'll find something of interest at OGR, so go check 'em out and tell them CBP sent you.
NON-CONTEST!
We had some fun talking about the cheesiest gimmick covers that we could think of, but we want to find more. Send us the worst gimmick covers you can find, either ones that you might have stashed in your own collection or if you remember one from years ago, try to find the image online. Send all pictures to comicbookpitt@gmail.com.
The music in this episode is "Vigilante Christmas" by Kirby Krackle.
Comic Book Pitt t-shirts are now available! Get one for yourself or that special nerd in your life.
Comic Book Pitt can be found on iTunes, on Facebook, and on Twitter.
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Comic Book Pitt: #80 - Three Year Anniversary: Three years ago last week we put the first episode of CBP online. That first episode was hilarious, it took us twice as long to figure out ...
Three years ago last week we put the first episode of CBP online. That first episode was hilarious, it took us twice as long to figure out how to record, edit and upload the episode than the actual length of the episode itself.
In this 80th episode Duke gives his two cents on The Walking Dead (SPOILERS!) and of course there's some comic talk. We discuss Fantastic Four #600, FF #12, I, Vampire #3, and the Mystery Men mini-series.
The intro for this episode was provided by Nick Marino, creator of the webcomic Stick Cats.
Comic Book Pitt theme music is by Nik Furious. You can find more of Nik's music at NikFurious.com.
Comic Book Pitt t-shirts are now available! Get one for yourself or that special nerd in your life.
Comic Book Pitt can be found on iTunes, on Facebook, and on Twitter.
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