It’s a Hellblazen’ Hazen and an end of an era is celebrated as Hellblazer reaches it’s last and final issue.

(14:20) Walking Dead S03:E11 (AMC)

(16:46) Arrow S01:E15 (CW)

Books reviewed include:

(23:45) Captain America #4 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Rick Remender; Art by John Romita Jr.

(31:43) G.I. Joe #1 (IDW Publishing)

Written by Fred Van Lente; Art by Steve Kurth

(37:49) Fever Ridge #1 (IDW Publishing)

Written by Mike Heimos; Art by Nick Runge

(41:47) Nova #1 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Jeph Loeb; Art by Ed McGuinness, Dexter Vines

(50:42) Action Comics #17 (DC Comics)

Written by Grant Morrison; Art by Rags Morales, Brad Walker

(59:01) Daredevil #23 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Mark Waid; Art by Chris Samnee

(1:06:50) Sacrifice #5 (self published)

Written by Sam Humphries; Art by Dalton Rose

(1:18:35) Fairy Quest: Outlaws #1 (Boom! Studios)

Written by Paul Jenkins; Art by Humberto Ramos

(1:29:13) Dark Crystal: Creation Myths Vol. 2 (Archaia)

Written by Joshua Dysart; Art by Alex Sheikman

(1:39:17) Injustice: Gods Among Us (Digital) #4-6 (DC Comics)

Written by Tom Taylor; Art by Jheremy Raapack

(1:47:20) Justice League of America #1 (DC Comics)

Written by Geoff Johns; Art by David Finch

(1:58:29) Hellblazer #300 (Vertigo)

Written by peter Milligan; Art by Giuseppe Camuncolli

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Episode #180 – Hellblazin’ Hazen

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The Warriors ketchup on the plethora of comics they have read since the Christmas break. Sean Black also gives us his Smallville watching update as well as the San Diego Miyazaki Film Festival. The Warriors also review Superior Spider-Man. Is the new take on Spider-Man really superior? Is this a superior episode? Listen and find out.

Books reviewed include:

Come Back #3 (Image Comics)

Written by Ed Brisson; Art by Michael Walsh

Thunderbolts #2 & #3 (Marvel)

Written by Daniel Way; Art by Steve Dillion

Marvel The Untold Story

Written by Sean Howe

World Without a Superman (DC Comics)

Written by James Robinson & Greg Rucka; Art by Renato Guedes & Sidney Teles

Locke & Key Omega #2 (IDW Publishing)

Written by Joe Hill; Art by Gabriel Rodriguez

Avengers Arena #1 & 2 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Dennis Hopeless; Art by Kev Walker

Star Wars #1 (Dark Horse Comics)

Written by Brian Wood; Art by Carlso D’Anda

Thief of Thieves (Image Comics)

Written by Robert Kirkman, Nick Spencer & James Asmus; Art by Shawn Martinbrough

Iron Man #2 & 3 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Kerion Gillen; Art by Greg Land & Jay Leisten

Captain America #2 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Rick Remender; Art by John Romita Jr.

Fantastic Four #2 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Matt Fraction; Art by Mark Bagley

FF #2 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Matt Fraction; Art by Michael Allred

Indestructible Hulk (Marvel Comics)

Written by Mark Waid; Art by Leinil Yu

Retrowood: H.I. or L.O.

Written by Mike Vosburg; Art by Mike Vosburg

Superior Spider-Man #1 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Dan Slott; Art by Ryan Stegman

Fight for Comics Trivia:
Amazing Spider-Man #655 signed by Dan Slott.

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Episode #174 – Superior Podcast

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The Wednesday Warriors share their thanks for nothing in the aftermath of Thanksgiving. Sean Leslie finds the miracles that Lush’s bath bombs possess. The Warriors also welcome the heroes of our community, cows, in comic book form that is sure to entertain. Amazing Spider-Man #698 knocks the Warriors over in shock and gives them a feeling of Freaky Friday déjà vu as they debate when the events actually took place. And if all that wasn’t enough, Bryton also gives an early review of Ed Bruaker’s new original graphic novel, Scene of the Crime, drawn by his Gotham Central artists, Michael Lark and Sean Phillips.

Books reviewed include:

Amazing Cow Heroes #8 (Chik-Fil-A)

Written by Brian Smith; Art by Mike Hawthorne

Walking Dead S3:E7 (CW)

Indestructible Hulk #1 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Mark Waid; Art By Leinel Yu

Amazing Spider-Man #698 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Dan Slott; Art by Richard Elson

Captain America #1 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Rick Remender; Art by John Romita Jr., Klaus Janson

Hawkeye #4 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Matt Fraction; Art by Javier Pulido

Clone #1 (Image Comics)

Written by David Schulner; Art by Juan Jose Ryp

Uncanny X-Force #34 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Rick Remender; Art by Phil Noto

Scene of the Crime HC (Image Comics)

Written by Eddie Brubaker; Art Michael Lark, Sean Phillips

Fight for Comics Trivia:
Baltimore: The Plague Ships hardcover signed by writer and cover artist Mike Mignola.

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Episode #169 – Thanks for Nothingiving

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Recorded in a haunted basement, the Warriors (minus co-host Sean Leslie who has been transformed into Zero the Ghost Dog) say goodbye to a couple of legendary Marvel runs, while anger towards a certain ruby-quartz eyed mutant escalates even higher. A dusty old Halloween story is finally plucked form the shelf, and the love continues for Arrow and Season 3 of the Walking Dead.

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This week they review:

Captain America #19 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Ed Brubaker; Art by Steve Epting

FF #23 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Jonathan Hickman; Art by Nick Dragotta

AVX Consequences #3 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Kieron Gillen; Art by Scot Eaton, Drew Hennessy

A-Babies Vs. X-Babies (Marvel Comics)

Written by Skottie young; Art by Gurihiru

The Flash #13 (DC Comics)

Written by Brian Buccellato, Francis Manapul; Art by Francis Manapul

Batman: The Long Halloween (DC Comics)

Written by Jeph Loeb; Art by Tim Sale

Batgirl #13 (DC Comics)

Written by Gail Simone; Art by Ed Benes

Arrow S1:EP3

The Walking Dead S3:EP3

Fight For Comics Trivia: FF #1 sketch cover: Writer Jonathan Hickman Sketches of the Thing by Todd Nauck (front cover), Spider-Man by Jonathan Hickman (back cover)
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Episode #165 – Nightmare on My Street

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It’s that time folks. Time for another astonishing edition of Comic Book Ketchup. A heaping pile of books are reviewed for your listening pleasure.

Books reviewed include:

Catwoman #12 (DC Comics)

Written by Judd Winick; Art by Adriana Melo & Julio Ferreira

Batwing #0 (DC Comics)

Written by Judd Winick; Art by Marcus To & Ryan Winn

Batman #0 (DC Comics)

Written by Scott Snyder & James T Tynion IV; Art by Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion & Andy Clarke

Action Comics #0 (DC Comics)

Written by Grant Morrison & Sholly Fisch; Art by Ben Oliver & CAFU

Courtney Crumrin Vol. 1: The Night Things (Oni Press)

Written and drawn by Ted Naifeh

Conan the Barbarian #8 (Dark Horse Comics)

Written by Brian Wood; Art by Vasilis Lolos

Hawkeye #2 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Matt Fraction; Art by David Aja

Avengers Vs. X-Men #11 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Brian Michael Bendis; Art by Olivier Coipel & Mark Morales

Spider-Men #4 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Brian Michael Bendis; Art by Sara Pichelli

Captain America & the Black Widow #636 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Cullen Bunn; Art by Francesco Francavilla

Michael Avon Oeming’s The Victories #2 (Dark Horse Comics)

Written and drawn by Michael Avon Oeming

Deadppol Kills the Marvel Universe #1-4 (Marvel Comics)

Written by Cullen Bunn; Art by Dalibor Talajic

Locke & Key: Grindhouse one-shot (IDW Publishing)

Written by Joe Hill; Art by Gabriel Rodriguez

Stumptown: The Case of the Baby in the Velvet Case #1 (Oni Press)

Written by Greg Rucka; Art by Mathew Southworth

Fight for Comics Trivia Give-Away:

Alias #1 signed by cover Artist David Mack and Fear Itself: The Fearless #1 signed by Christopher Yost and Matt Fraction.

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Episode #159 – It’s a Ketchup

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The Warriors press on through wildfires and prematurely exploding fireworks shows to bring you this amazing milestone episode. Sean Leslie is off to see the world but Sean Black more than makes up for it with some well-placed positivity. Bryton expresses his distaste for the dark side while Jonas discovers a new Superman family. Tons of reviews, plus info on our upcoming Kickstarter project and a quick note about the Warriors at the San Diego Comic-con!

Fight for Comics Trivia Give-Away:

Captain America #1 signed by writer Ed Brubaker.

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