Zone 4 #74: Overrated Comic Book Characters

from Zone 4 Hosted by Brant Fowler

Brant, John, Chuck M. and Cary get together at literally the last minute to talk about various comic and film headlines and stories, overrated comic book characters (it gets brutal), moving and getting rid of comics, and getting books signed and stuff. Lots of ground covered in a short time, so enjoy and give us your thoughts! (Original Numbering: Episode #65)

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