QBP #065 - Justice #17

Quarter-Bin Podcast #65

Justice #17, Marvel Comics New Universe line, cover-dated March 1988.

"Spirit Against the Flesh," by Peter David, with art by Lee Weeks & Tony DeZuniga.

Is issue #17 too late to tell a character's origin story? Or is issue #17 too early to retcon a character's origin story? What if it's Peter David who is brought in to revive the title? What could go wrong with this plan? Listen to the episode and find out!

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Next Episode: Tailgunner Jo #6, DC Comics, cover-dated January 1989
or X-Files #0, Topps Comics, 1996.

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QBP #064 - Star Brand Annual

Quarter-Bin Podcast #64

Star Brand Annual, Marvel Comics, cover-dated 1987.

"Intimate Enemies," by Bobbie Chase, with art by Geoff Isherwood and Art Nichols.

What happens when Star Brand visits an old friend in Europe? And visits the friend's hot girlfriend? Nothing at all could go wrong with this plan, right? Right? Right? Listen to the episode and find out exactly WHAT can go wrong!

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Next Episode: Justice 17, Marvel Comics New Universe, cover-dated March 1988.

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QBP #063 - Nightmask #1

Quarter-Bin Podcast #63

Nightmask #1, Marvel Comics, cover-dated November 1986.

"The Awakening," by Archie Goodwin, Tony Salmons, and Bret Blevins.

What happened when Marvel Comics tried to tell stories of the "world outside your window?" Even if that involves crazy "dream scientists?" Was this "New Universe" a new way to tell great comic book stories? Does Professor Alan look back at his New U fandom with shame, or does this story still stand up? Listen to the episode and find out!

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Next Episode: Star Brand Annual, Marvel Comics, cover-dated 1987.

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