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320 – JSA: Black Vengeance

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We’re ending our discussion about legacy characters by talking about “JSA: Black Vengeance” by Geoff Johns. In this book, the young members of the JSA travel back in time to inspire the team’s original heroes after being disbanded by HUAC. We bring in our discussion of Starman with Courtney Whitmore while also talking about the overall theme of legacy that’s all over this trade paperback. But more than that, how is Per Degaton this goofy while also being this evil? What’s up with Atom Smasher? How disrupted and rushed is the story with the Infinite Crisis tie-in?

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Next time: “Transformers: Last Stand of the Wreckers” by Nick Roche and James Roberts

153 – Generation Lost

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Our Justice League International superseries finishes up with a double-header as we read both volumes of “Generation Lost” by Judd Winnick with art from Keith Giffen, Aaron Lopresti, Matt Ryan, and more. We talk about the big 24-issue last hurrah of the pre-New52 JLI, from the awesome time travel subplot to the epic struggle between Booster Gold & Maxwell Lord. Plus, why is it that strong female characters always gotta have big boobs? For more information on past or future shows, visit www.AtomicPoweredSuperCast.com!

106 – Countdown to Infinite Crisis

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Our DC Crisis/Let-Down arc rolls onward with “Countdown to Infinite Crisis” by Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka, Judd Winick and ton of artists. This ‘book may only be 80 pages, but make no mistake: it’s a seriously huge piece of work. We talk about The dramatic death, the incredible buildup through Beetle’s narration, and of course, Batman’s ear. Wait, Batman’s ear? For more information on past or future shows, visit www.AtomicPoweredSuperCast.com!