Show Notes
After some time away, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester are back with a hefty two and a half hour episode! Join us as we talk about Mike Deodato and Namor, Batman Earth One and The Batman, the ongoing soap opera of Geoff Johns and DC, Amazing Fantasy #1000, the latest Zeb Wells John Romita Jr. arc of Amazing Spider-Man, streaming services and a very substantial discussion of The Human Target by Tom King and the astounding Greg Smallwood, that touches on other books by King, the nature of criticism and/or objective truth, and how your two hosts read—and interpret their reading of--superhero comics.
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