EPISODE · Aug 30, 2007 · 57 MIN
Issue #15 - Comic-Con, Comic-Con, Comic-Con
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Beginning of August 2007 Emails and corrections 1. Timelord from Jonja.net asks about Green Hornet 2. Linnie G about Cillian Murphy in The Dark Knight 3. USPS Marvel Stamps 4. Ray Stevenson was Titus Pullo in Rome. 5. Last day of Comic-Con sold out Comic Con Discussion You’ll have to listen to get the details. Rumors None this time, it’s all part of the Comic-Con discussion.
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