Zone 4 #176: Comic Revivals

from Zone 4 · host Brant Fowler

The crew returns with reservist John Wilson as the four discuss the current trend of reviving older comic properties in new series. There's also discussion on DC's new branding (prior to the fleshed out designs revealed this week), the DC cancellations coming up in May, the original Thunderbolts and more! Plus, more Facebook shout-outs, more on the contest, a tease for our 150th episode and much more! (Original Numbering: Episode #149) www.ZONE4PODCAST.com Chicks Dig Time Lords RSVP link - http://bit.ly/ChicksDigTL Arlington Heights Library - http://ahml.info Chicks Dig Time Lords (publication page) - http://madnorwegian.com/107/books/chicks-dig-time-lords-a-celebration-of-doctor-who-by-the-women-who-love-it/ Announcement (via the blog; includes Zone 4 promo) - http://www.blogthispal.com/2012/01/important-personal-type-news.html Gordon's review of CDTL - http://www.blogthispal.com/2011/04/one-reason-i-love-doctor-who-fandom.html Transmissions from Zone 4 Every Tuesday at 8pm Est. www.tmvcafe.com Dr. Whoverse Gordon's new Doctor Who themed podcast Sundays LIVE on Internet Radio from 1pm-3pm CST (2pm-4pm EST) Whoverse archive - http://bit.ly/Whoverse Whoverse live listen - http://bit.ly/WhoverseLive

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