iFanboy: Don't Miss - Comic Books Podcast - iFanboy: Don't Miss #54 - Iron Man 2.0 #1

iFanboy: Don't Miss #54 - Iron Man 2.0 #1

02/21/11 • 16 min

iFanboy: Don't Miss - Comic Books Podcast

February 21, 2011 - Jim Rhodes is back and Nick Spencer is the one writing him. The further adventures of War Machine take place in the pages of Iron Man 2.0 #1, and Rhodey is very different than his friend Tony Stark. It's another side of the Iron Man story, and a man who exists in a very different way than the galavanting wealthy playboy we know as Tony Stark. With art by Barry Kitson and others, it certainly sounds like it could be a very thought provoking exploration of the way governments and militaries work in the Marvel Universe. Take a listen, and Don't Miss Iron Man 2.0 #1.

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February 14, 2011 - One of the most anticipated Point One issues from Marvel, Amazing Spider-Man #654.1 has gotten a ton of attention because of it's promise to reveal the "new" Venom. But with the news of who Venom is out of the bag, we got a chance to talk to writer Dan Slott about where the idea of new Venom came from, what to expect with this jumping on point of an issue, as well as the stress involved as a Marvel writer, having to keep secrets for such a long time. Dan Slott clearly loves what he does and you can hear his passion in this extended edition of iFanboy: Don't Miss!

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iFanboy: Don't Miss #55- Takio

February 28, 2011 - Created by Brian Michael Bendis, Michael Oeming and Olivia Bendis (Bendis' 8 year old daughter), Takio is a creator owned entry into the all ages comics market. Telling the tale of two sisters who get super powers, Takio is an original graphic novel that could be the springboard for an all ages series. Does it click with kids? Check out Jim's review where he teams up with his own daughter to gauge it's success. Sure enough be it from Bendis' daughter's schoolmates or Jim's daughter, it looks like Bendis and Oeming have another great creation on their hands.