LOD Episode 100 - Talkback - Show is Posted!

[Dezreavey]

[Chris Beckett]

I started a thread like this over at the CGS forums last year, and I'll ask it here for the dudes.

If you're stuck on a desert island, what ONE comic book do you take with you, and why?

Mine:



This is probably the most read comic in my collection. A collection of "future legends" about the Man of Steel with art and story from Frank Miller, Wendy Pini, Jim Steranko, John Byrne, Will Eisner, Walt Simonson, Marshall Rogers, Klaus Janson, Elliot Maggin, Al Williamson, Joe Orlando, and others with a front cover by Howard Chaykin and back cover by Bill Sienkiewicz (though maybe it's the back interior cover). GREAT STUFF. All out of continuity with Maggin, et al. telling the stories they want to. There are some really interesting ideas being explored in this book.

chris

[Johnny M]

Thanks everyone, we are recording Sunday night so please continue with comments until then!!

[Johnny M]

You can also #LOD100 on Twitter to post comments!!!

[kilg%re]

What happened to my mention for giving up my prize from episode 50?


Only kidding


Favourite Flash including future, hypertime, elseworlds and all that stuff?

What do you think of Marvel's animated movies/shows compared to DC's?

Predictions for "Flash Point"

[Chris Beckett]

[junbobkim]

Has your passion or main interest in a particular geekdom changed since each of you started the show?

[Johnny M]

Thanks again, guys. I'm going to lock this later today so we can organize the comments, so please jump in while you can.

[Chris Beckett]

A couple more:

- What's the "Holy Grail" for your favorite collection?
It can be something that's available but you've just never been able to find it, or find it at a good price, or it can be something that you've always wanted to see (a movie not yet on blu-ray, for example) but has yet to be available to fill that gaping hole in your collection.

- What item did you not pull the trigger on, that you now regret having balked at?
For me, Chris Staros has represented Eddie Campbell as far as selling his original artwork and back in 2001-2 I would check out the original pages for From Hell at the Top Shelf booth. Pages were only $150 a pop from my favorite graphic novel of all time. I always figured they would just be there when I was ready to drop down my cash. And then they were gone. Wish I'd taken advantage of the situation then. Don't expect I'd ever find them for $150/page now. Ah, well.

chris

[Johnny M]

Real sorry we didn't get to all of the guys. We did our best in the time we had. Thanks to everyone for contributing!

[Russ-L]

The Show is now posted

[Johnny M]

Lots of fun.

[Brad]

I just started the episode and my jaw hit the floor when I heard the "100" song from Aqua Teen Hunger Force!

Mad, mad, MAD props for using this song, fellas!

Whose idea was it? He just became my favorite Dude.

[Johnny M]

[Brad]

Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo did the spinning room trick, too.

[optimusblack]

Partially through the episode and Ken's quick (and thorough) response to the Han Solo vs. Indiana Jones question was awesome.

I'm going back in to listen to some more.

I vote Chuck Norris (Delta Force era).

[yodajones]

[Ziggo]

jack bauer would own all

and im sorry Sarah Connor vs Ripley??? Sarah Connor would take out ripley, all her clones, and the Xenomorphs within 10 minutes.

however, you have to convince her that theyre responsible for skynet :p

[optimusblack]

Message From Space shout-out from Jim! YES!

Words cannot express the joy I had from listening to this episode. Well put together and full of fun.

What does Dan do for a living now? Does he have a website?

[Nuggie99]

Great show. Just thing:
Sanford and Son. Movin' on Up is a close second.

That is all.