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Feb 3, 2016 40 min

All Comics Considered Special

from We Considered Comics Hosted by Martin Gleason, Tim Yang, Hannah Goldberg Craig, Nick Bergeron-Fury

HELLO LISTENERS! This week, Hannah, Tim, and Marty gather around the microphone to talk about political figures in comics. We start with two heavy hitters from the Big Two: Batman and Captain America. And by Cap, we mean Nick Spencer's run on Steve Wilson: Captain America. Here are a handful of links we used to talk about these two legacy characters: Batman: As Fascist?! As a libertarian As a "conservatarian" In the end, we discuss how Batman has been portrayed through each of his milestone creators (Bill Finger and Bob Kane, Frank Miller, Scott Synder, Christopher Nolan) and we should really take this character in the aggregate, not in the moment. We would love to hear from Bat-fans about the Dark Knight. As or Captain America: The Remender Ret-con Sam Vs Steve?! Fox vs Captain America Nick Spencer on Twitter: @nickspencer Daniel Acuña Marty is over the moon for Spencer's Run, where Hannah and Tim are waiting for Marvel Unlimited to catch up. -- Enjoy our Theme? It's by Steve Jacoby, who has does this kind of work for kings, queens and galactic emperors! You can find All Comics Considered ALMOST every WEDNESDAY: On Stitcher Radio or on iTunes. That's where are archive of awesome lives. Please leave us a review. Give us stars, give us reviews, share us, reblog us and retweet us! You can always find us: On Twitter as @AllComicsCast Marty: @officergleason Hannah: @totallyarogue Nick: @outofthevault Tim: @timconsiders On All Comics Considered! Soundcloud! On Facebook On Tumblr You can register all complaints or corrections with [email protected] Please retweet, reblog, share, and remember: The Drawing for the Miles/Peter Secret War Cover ends 2/17/16!

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