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Greetings! Welcome to our latest episode of The Grindhouse podcast, courtesy of Afronerd Radio-airing this Saturday at 6pm EST. Listen to your favorite Podcast Justice Society of America team (Claire Lanay, Daryll B, Capt. Kirk and Dburt) as they discuss the following topics: Beaming in from Spain, graphic novelist/author, Pablo Dura stops by to talk about his successful Kickstarter campaign and companion historical comic book entitled, The Lincoln Brigade; it appears that during last week's NYCC 2016, actress Kate Beckingsale dropped a bombshell that her Underworld franchise approached Marvel Studios about a potential Blade crossover film with less than stellar results; a Black trans journalist was purportedly kicked off a United flight for wearing a Marvel Black Panther hat; actress/singer, Miley Cyrus questions why Supergirl should be referred to by her gender (the "girl" part...huh?); famed director, Park Chan-Wook (Oldboy, Stoker) releases a "lesbian erotic thriller" entitled, The Handmaiden in U.S. theaters on October 21st; more on writer Geoff Thorne's sports hero turned inhuman themed series, Mosiac; our impressions of the Berlanti-verse TV shows for this season thus far and lastly, Lion Forge comics tackles diversity head on. Call in live at 646-915-9620.

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