Wait, What? Ep. 55.2: Press 1 for Yes, 2 for No

Photobucket And we're back with big finale of the podcast we recorded twice and edited twice (and, in a fine bit of "oh, ha-ha-ha, where's my magical suicide gun?", I had to write this entry twice because the first one got wiped out, ha-ha-ha, no really, where is it?). Included in this installment's topics are The Trial of the Flash Showcase, Flashpoint #5, Thor: The Motion Picture, Flashpoint #5, the first volume of Bakuman, Fighting American and the Newsboy Legion, Flashpoint #5, Kid Eternity, the marketing of Schism, and the comic event that is not Fear Itself #5.

This embarrassment of riches (or, alternately, embarrassment, depending on how you feel about these things) is available to you on iTunes and also right here in this very fine blog entry that will make me lose my mind if it crashes out again before I can schedule it:

Wait, What? Ep. 55.2: Press 1 for Yes 2 for No

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Wait, What? Ep. 53.2: In The Case of Jibber v. Jabber

Photobucket Yes, and but so here's part 2 of Ep. 53, wherein Graeme and I talk at semi-absurd length about The Trial of The Flash (for which I wanted to gank a great picture off Google but couldn't find anything that really grabbed me), Mark Millar's run on Ultimate X-Men, Ultimate Fallout #6, Wonder Woman: Retroactive, a troubling trend with Diamond's distribution, and a few other topics.

If it's not on iTunes yet, it should be! But you can also listen to it here as the mood suits you:

Wait, What? Ep. 53.2: In The Case of Jibber v. Jabber

Also, as previously mentioned, we have an email address, waitwhatpodcast[AT]gmail.com, and we heartily invite you to send us news, gossip, or to tell us about that one time at an estate sale you found a pristine 7-11 Marvel Doc Savage slurpee cup from 1975 but realized the previous owner had used it to collect their yellowed toenail clippings and it just smelled off in a way you found alarming.

[Now I wished I'd used the picture of the Doc Savage cup as our post's image, dammit.]

As always:  thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!