Zone 4 #251: Millarworld Vs. Digital

from Zone 4 Hosted by Brant Fowler

The crew returns to discuss a bunch of headlines ranging from comics, to film, to digital and beyond. Then they talk about Mark Millar's stance on digital comics and day-and-date releases, and the whole topic in general. Plus, Facebook Shout-Outs, plugs, a quiz and more! (Original Numbering: Episode #215) CR @ C2E2 www.c2e2.com If you'd like to sponsor an episode of Zone 4, go here for details, or email us. If you'd like to donate to the show (one-time or monthly) see details here. You can now find Zone 4 on Stitcher.com as well! Links of things discussed will be added later. This Week's Links and Topics DC Pulls Out of Column Due to Controversial Questions Ninja Turtles Renamed (the one good bit of news about it) Ghostbusters 3? Daredevil Officially Back at Marvel First THOR 2 Trailer D&D Evil Again Tomorrowland Tom Hiddleston (Loki) in Talks to Play the Crow Buffy Alum in Warehouse 13 Dynamite Joins Dark Horse Digital Actress Added/Villain Possibly Named for Guardians of the Galaxy Hall of Toys #1 Comic Related on Facebook Comic Related on YouTube CR Podcasting Network www.comicrelated.com/podcasts.php

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