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3 Chicks Review Comics – Episode 051

Hey! It’s our 51st Episode!3 Chicks Blue Brown Final2sized

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Inside this episode! Reviews of Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming’s Powers: Bureau #1 as well as DC’s Katana #1 by Ann Nocenti and Andy Sanchez. We also spend a good amount of time talking about the end of Death Of The Family (spoilers, ahoy!) as well as the (totally unrelated) Orson Scott Card situation. To cleanse our palates we then interview the delightful Terry Moore, about Rachel Rising, the 20th Anniversary of Strangers In Paradise, what digital comics have meant for indie comics, and how he came to build Abstract Studios. 

Here are the breaks:

Review of Powers: Bureau #1 – 00:53

Review of Katana #1 – 12:40

Hot Topics (Death of the Family, The Card Conundrum) – 25:00

Interview with Terry Moore! – 55:19

Hodgepodge Talk! – 1:47:45

3 Chicks Review Comics is a podcast featuring female comics lovers and bloggers Sue from DC Women Kicking Ass and Kelly Thompson from She Has No Head! Tune in to CSBG every other Monday at noon as we review comics and discuss hot topics of the week. In addition to the blogs above, you can also follow us all on twitter as well: Kelly and Sue.  Special thanks to Nik Furious for our awesome 3 Chicks theme song.

*As always beware of spoilers if you haven’t read the books in question! Advance reviews are always spoiler-free!

3 Chicks Ep 51 Covers

Frantic as a cardiograph scratching out the lines, Day 347: Echo #20

Every day this year, I will be examining the first pages of random comics. As it’s now December, I will be examining the LAST pages of random comics, so watch out for SPOILERS! Today’s page is from Echo #20, which was published by Abstract Studios and is cover dated March 2010. This scan if from Echo: The Complete Edition, which was published in 2011. Enjoy!
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