Episode 10 - Modcast X
PCX reviews Teen Titans V1 #17"You have to admit that the Zeros did look pretty cool."
"They did look pretty cool."
"Yeah, if I’m an American soldier and I have to be blown up, I’d actually prefer to be blown up by a Zero because at least that cool plane would be the last thing I'd see."
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guys check your 'cast something seems wrong- nothing comes down
Just kidding. About the Star Trek thing. Who am I to judge? I own Knight Rider on DVD, for cryin' out loud!
Just stopping by to offer some info. I'm listening to your "Modcast" right now and wanted to let you know that the cover of Teen Titans #17 wasn't totally bassackwards about the cover saying "Return of Mad Mod." He actually first appeared in issue # 7. No, I don't give a shit about the Teen Titans, I'm just a comic geek with too much useless info running between my ears.
Oh, and Star Trek sucks.
anonymous: Try right-clicking on the "click here to listen" link, then choose the "Save Target As..." option. When all else fails, that always seems to work here.
ikenheimer: I'm glad I didn't know about the Mad Mod's actual debut, or we might've felt compelled to review that comic, too (and I have few enough brain cells left after subjecting myself to #17).
...and I'm (obviously) not speaking for MC Trekkie here, but Star Trek totally sucks! Well, except for that time they revamped the entire premise and called it "Lexx". That was pretty cool.
In light of your weary brain cells, I have a suggestion for a review. Don't know if you've ever heard of it, but DC did a limited series back in the late 90's called Camelot 3000. You can now access the entire series in TPB form. This series was one of the worst (and embarrasingly funny) comics I ever read. The premis is ludicrus, the story is pretty cliché, but the art isn't bad. Anyway, just offering.
Dig the hell out of your podcast, BTW.
Thanks for the kind words. I haven't read Camelot 3000; I do remember it getting good press in Amazing Heroes and the like back in the day, but this would've been before Watchmen raised the bar for funnybook writing.
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