The contest is over but now is your chance to help your favorite entry win the grand prize. Listen to the 11 entries and vote of the listener who you think had the most creative and exciting entry. We’ll leave the poll open for 1 week. The deadline is next Friday, April 2nd. Thanks for participating and helping your favorite win.
Check out all 11 awesome entries.
Art Lyon is one of many friends of the show we haven’t had on in awhile. We are recording with him tonight to discuss the Shield and Widening Gyre. He’s always a great guest. We have some cool shows coming your way over the next 10 days.
This includes:
Art Lyon
JLA/Avengers Part 1
Blackest Night wrap up
By Mandy Stegall
As promised, I’m not making anyone wait another month for a column. Two weeks is much more manageable, I think.
I hate to say it, but I’m kind of suffering from Batman burn-out right now. I was faced with a budget issue recently to make room for the new Flash series coming out next month in addition to the Zatanna ongoing that I would like to try, so I had to think long and hard about a couple books that I’m just not enjoying as much right now. Those books happened to be Streets of Gotham and Gotham City Sirens. It was a tough choice to make, but when it comes down to it, those are the two books that I’m enjoying the least right now.
And it’s not like I don’t have countless other ways to get a Batman fix. I love Batman and Robin, and Red Robin and Batgirl are probably two of my favorite titles right now. In fact, I absolutely loved the crossover with those two titles earlier in the month. It was so nice to see Tim and Stephanie readjusting to their roles in Gotham as well as how they relate to each other, both personally and professionally. I can see them being friends, at the very least, and maybe re-examining their romance down the road. For the time being though, I think Tim’s headed toward a relationship with Tam Fox.
We’re recording JLA/Avengers this week. Feel free to send in any comments or call into the show. This will be a two parter so plenty of time to get your thought to us. All month, we’ll be sharing your episode 200 voicemails and emails. Thanks for being a part of our 4 year celebration.
Episode 200: Our 4 year anniversary month long celebration is here. For this first part, we are joined by Kent Hare as we discuss Justice League Crisis on Two Earths and the Spectre Short. We also share are thoughts throughout the episode on 4 years of podcasting. The “Be Your Favorite Hero” contest entries are on this episode. Plus, we end with an incredibly funny song from Eli Ganias.
Show Notes:
0:00 Show opening, http://www.heroinitiative.org, http://www.DCBService.com, http://www.Instocktrades.com, our ongoing contest (Ragingcontest@gmail.com), senseiofwhatnot@gmail.com, http://www.geturgeekonradio.com, show voicemail line 1-440-388-4434 or drnorge on Skype,and more.
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We have a lot of content we have been working to put together for you and the recordings are finally coming together. This month, we celebrate 4 years of Raging Bullets and the greatest DCU stories of all time.
The episode line up this month will include:
Episode 200: Justice League Crisis on Two Worlds/Spectre Short with Kent Hare who is out JLA/Avengers contest winner and is joining us for a 3 parter talking what is great about the JLA, Contest entries for “Call in as your favorite hero”, Special 200th song by Eli, Indepth geeky discussions about the multiverse and earth 3.
Episode 201-end of the month: We are getting to a whole bunch of content that we promised. We’re using Spring break as a catch up on recordings. Topics will include:
1) Greatest DCU stories of all time (Note: Listener audio and email submissions will air all month on a variety of episodes so feel free to call or email any further thoughts you have.)
2) JLA/Avengers with Kent Hare (Part 2 and 3 of the indepth look at the Justice League),
3) Blackest Night 8 and event wrap up
4) The last Preacher hardcover arc
5) “Minisodes” of current comic content
6) Commentary on the CGS Super Show
Also, Airing the first week of May “Batman: The Cult”
Thanks for all of the great support. We have a ton planned.
http://dcu.blog.dccomics.com/2010/03/18/after-the-fall-green-arrow-rises-again/
I’ve always been a Green Arrow fan. My exposure to him as a kid had been with the Justice League, but The Longbow Hunters by Mike Grell was my first real introduction to him as a solo character.
I like that, similar to Batman, he is self made. He trained to become this archer that can stand on his own with metahumans. A huge difference is his sense of politics in a world that clearly needs someone to be a different voice. He isn’t afraid to stand up for the little guy. I also like the sometimes emotion gets the better of him. He makes mistakes and he isn’t always right. Yet, he picks himself up and keeps trying. There is a humanity to him that I identify with.
Spoiler Alerts to Cry for Justice 7:
Continue reading J.T. Krul and Some Beautiful Green Arrow art.