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Superman Contest Winners, Batman 678, and Walking Dead #50 First off we look at Batman #678. The guys think this continuation of Batman RIP is very interesting. Then we check out The Walking Dead #50. Justin likes this big milestone issue and thinks it's headed in a great direction. Next Alex checks out Cable #5 and does an impersonation of Pete. Alex really likes this series and thinks you should check it out. During the Speed Round we look at Amazing Spider-Man #564, Angel: After The Fall #10 , Manhunter #32, Fables #74, and House of Mystery #3. Then we find out who the winners are of Project Rooftop's Superman: Man of Style contest! Congratulations to everyone who entered, celebrity judge Mark Waid was a tough sell. Be sure to tune in and find out who won and which submissions Alex and Justin liked the best! Be sure to watch The Stack three times, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! BatmanCableKirkmanWalking DeadSpidermanAngelFablesHouse of MysteryProject Rooftop ContestMark WaidDean Tripp Jul 7, 2008 10:13 AM

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All-Time Top 10 Cartoon Series Based on Comic Books We're celebrating the Fourth of July here at Pulp Secret and Newsarama and to honor the holiday we're counting down our all-time top 10 cartoon series based on comic books. Be sure to watch and see if your favorites made the list! Remember when Kevin Conroy the voice of Batman in The Animated Series and (and the new Gotham Knight movie) guest starred on Comic Book Club Live! You can still check out our pictures here at Pulp Secret. It was unbelievable! Didn't see your favorite cartoon based on a comic book on our list, let us know what you think! Happy 4th of July! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! x-men superman comic book club Kevin Conroy The Tick Batman the Animated Series Aquaman Beyond Justice League Unlimited Maxx Spider Man Spawn Jul 7, 2008 9:12 AM

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Astonishing X-Men #25, Final Crisis #2, and Secret Invasion: Alex starts things off with a look at Astonishing X-Men #25. Pete was surprised by how much he liked Warren Ellis' new take on the title, but Alex has a few things to say about the characters. Then we look at Grant Morrison's second issue of Final Crisis. Pete has a funny review of the issue and Alex reminds us of the million dollar bet he has with Pete over the Final Crisis series. Next it's the debut issue of Secret Invasion: Frontline. During the Speed Round we look at BPRD: The Ectoplasmic Man, Mythos: Captain America #1, Thunderbolts #121, Beyond #2, Project Superpowers #4. Then Jason writes in, "What comic book would you like to see re-made, and what team of artists would you pick?" Be sure to tune in to see what the guys answers were! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! Warren Ellis Astonishing X-Men Final Crisis Grant Morrison The Flash JG Jones Secret Invasion Frontline New York City BPRD Ectoplasm Mythos Captain America Thunderbolts Beyond Project S Jun 30, 2008 10:12 AM

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Mini Marvels, Sparks, Duel!, and Wanted the Movie Up first it's an advanced look at Mini Marvels by Chris Giarrusso. Justin loves the writing and the artwork, Pete and Alex agree that it's great. Next it's Sparks, which has been endorsed by William Katt (The Greatest American Hero). Pete thinks it's interesting that Kat chose to endorse the title, and all three guys think the story is great. Then it's Duel! The guys think this comic is a fun and great idea. Pete loves the black and white artwork, and Alex wishes there were more comics like this one. Finishing up, the guys talk about the new comic book movie Wanted. Pete talks about similarities to Mark Millar's original Wanted graphic novel. Alex talks about the setup of the movie, and thinks it might be the stealth hit of the summer. Let us know what you think of this new movie. Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! Wanted Angelina Jolie Mark Millar Duel Mini Marvels Chris Giarrusso William Katt Sparks Greatest American Hero Jun 27, 2008 12:12 PM

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X Files: I Want to Believe Featuring Chris Carter In this X-Files: I Want To Believe special edition of The Stack Alex and Justin talk with X-Files Creator Chris Carter and Executive Producer Frank Spotnitz. Carter talks about how the current climate of fear in the United States gives the X-Files relevance in today's world. Then Frank Spotnitz talks about what it is that made the X-Files such a great show and why it's enduring stories helped to spawn the new movie X-Files: I Want To Believe. This episode is a can't miss for all the fans of the series and all the newcomers who want to learn about the phenomenon that is the X-Files! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! X Files Chris Carter Gillian Anderson David Duchovny Frank Spotnitz I want to believe Jun 26, 2008 10:13 AM

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New Avengers #42, Justice League of America #22 and Mighty a Up first it's New Avengers #42. The guys like the story about Spiderwoman's past, and Alex makes a funny reference to Metalocalypse. Next it's Justice League of America #22. The guys don't really like the Red Tornado story line, and think the issue is a little akward for a flagship DC title. Then it's Mighty Avengers #15. The guys love it and think you should pick it up. During the Speed Round we look at Zorro #4, Guardians of The Galaxy #2, Wolf #1, and Black Belt Hamsters #4. Finishing up, Morg writes in: "Are there any experiences or influences that have shaped your comic book tastes as adults?" Be sure to tune in and see what the guys' answers are! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! SpiderwomanM DayNew AvengersBlack CanaryVixenJustice LeagueRed TornadoMighty AvengersHank PymSkrullsZorroGuardians of The Galaxy Jun 25, 2008 10:35 AM

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Runaways #30, Rasl #2, and Secret Invasion Young Avengers Ru Up first it's a review of Runaway's #30. Alex is sad that this issue is Joss Whedon's last, but didn't think this issue lived up to his expectations. Next it's RASL #2. The guys love Smith's new project but hate that the issues are released so infrequently. Then its the new comic Secret Invasion Young Avengers Runaways. The guys aren't sure about the non-traditional artwork of the book, love the story. During the Speed Round we look at Scalped #18, Ex Machina #37, Kill All Parents, Pilot Season: Genius #1, and Wolverine #66. Finishing off, Ian from Wisconsin writes in: Which Superhero have you always disliked? Alex, Justin, and Pete have some really good answers. Tune in to find out which superheros they hate the most. Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! RunawaysSecret InvasionScalpedEx MachinaKill All ParentsPilot SeasonWolverineRunawaysJoss WhedonRASLJeff Smith Jun 23, 2008 10:12 AM

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Secret Invasion Spectacular Featuring Joe Quesada In this special edition of The Stack Alex and Justin sit down with Marvel Comics Editor-In-Chief Joe Quesada to talk about Secret Invasion, the Marvel Event of the Year. Joe begins the episode with a huge reveal. Then they discuss Bendis, Secret Invasion Master Planner, and all the post-Invasion big events through 2010. Be sure to watch the episode to see what Marvel has in store for your future! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! Secret InvasionCaptain AmericaSkrullJoe QuesadaBendisComic BooksMarvel Summit Jun 19, 2008 12:11 PM

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Amazing Spidergirl #21, Action Comics #866, and Hulk: Raging Up first it's a review of Amazing Spidergirl #21. Justin really liked this issue and loves the classic stories it tells in new ways and Alex agrees. Then Alex talks about why he thinks that Action Comics #866 is one of the best comics he's ever read. Next it's Hulk: Raging Thunder #1. Pete likens the setting to a Superwoman-like universe. Then during the Speed Round we look at Charlatan Ball #1, Angel: After The Fall #8, Local #12, Salvation Run #7, and Locke and Key #5. During Viewer Mailbag Andy writes in, "Should covers depict what's in-store for that issue? Pete sounds off on his strong feelings about this topic. Then Justin and Alex weigh in on what they think about cover art responsibility. Watch the episode to get all the details! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! superman action comics the Hulk locke and key Bruce Banner salvation run Local Ryan Kelly Charlatan Ball Braniac Spidergirl Cover Art Jun 19, 2008 10:12 AM

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Skaar: Son of Hulk #1, Invincible #50, and X-Force Special: Up first it's the debut issue of Skaar: Son of Hulk. Pete thinks the issue was fantastic. Then it's Invincible #50. The guys like it, but feel like it was very predictable. Alex follows with a review of X Force Special: Ain't No Dog. Pete, our resident violence expert, thinks that this issue is really special. During the Speed Round we look at The Goon #25, Trinity #2, Fear Agent #21, Burn #2, and Sky Doll #2. Then during Viewer Mailbag Richard writes in asking if it's morally justified for superheros to lie about their secret identities. Be sure to watch and see what the guy's answers were! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! SkaarHulkInvincibleX ForceWolverineVoilenceThe GoonTrinityFear AgentBurnSky Doll Comic Books Jun 16, 2008 9:12 AM

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The Incredible Hulk Exclusive Movie Review and All-Time Favo In honor of the premiere of The Incredible Hulk movie the guys each talk about their all-time favorite Hulk runs. Pete talks about his love for Greg Pak's Planet Hulk. Then Justin talks about Peter David's Hulk Visionaries Vol. 5. Then Alex weighs in with his pick, The Incredible Hulk and The Thing: The Big Change. Alex tells a special story about his first trip to the Marvel headquarters and why it led to this title being his favorite. Be sure to watch this episode to here the story! Finishing off, the guys give their exclusive review of the new Incredible Hulk Movie. See what their their favorite moments from the film where and why they think you need to see it now. Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! Incredible HulkBruce BannerGreg PakPlanet HulkHulk VisionariesThe ThingPeter DavidEdward NortonThe AbominationTim RothLiv Tyler Jun 13, 2008 9:11 AM

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Collecting and Certifying Valuable Comic Books In this special edition of The Stack Pete talks with Steven Borock and Paul Litch of the CGC (Certified Guarantee Company). Steven and Paul explain the process the CGC goes through in grading comics, and what the grades mean. Then Steven blows Pete away with his impressive hollywood clientele list as well as their most valuable comics ever graded. This episode is a must see for all comic book collectors! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! NYCC CGC Grading Comics Steven Borock Paul Litch comic collecting valuable comics action #1 books Jun 12, 2008 12:11 PM

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Eternals #1, Trinity#1, Captain Britain Mi3 #2, and Fantasti In this episode the guys check out Eternals #1 and Trinity #1. Alex loves the Eternals follow up to Neil Gaiman's series, but Pete disagrees. Then it's Captain Britain and The MI3 #2 and the complete first season DVD of the new Fantastic Four cartoon. The guys love the series and think that it ended too soon. During the Speed Round we look at Midnighter #20, Amazing Spiderman #561, Secret Invasion #3, Amory Wars Vol.2 #1, and Criminal (2nd series) #3. Finishing up Viewer Mailbag Jose on the forums asks if regular titles should be stopped during major releases like Secret Invasion and Final Crisis. Watch and see what the guys' answers were. Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! MidnighterAmazing SpidermanCriminalArmory WarsFantastic FourCaptain BritainThe EternalsTrinitySupermanWonderwomanBatman Jun 9, 2008 9:11 AM

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Marvel Comics Portfolio Review In this special edition of The Stack, Pete talks with Marvel Editors Nate Cosby and Jordan White who perform a real Marvel Comics portfolio review with Pulp Secret intern Manny Mederos. You'll see the entire process Marvel goes through when they review comic book portfolios. Nate and Jordan dive right in asking Manny about his work and give their thoughts on his portfolio. This episode is a must-see for comic book fans and any artists out there with questions about getting their artwork looked at by professionals. Marvel review portfolios artwork comic books Jun 5, 2008 4:10 PM

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Avengers/Invaders #2, Batman #677, and Invincible Iron Man # Alex get's right to the reviews with a look at Avengers/Invaders #2. Pete thinks this title is similar to Secret Invasion and Alex and Justin have some criticisms about the storyline. Next up it's the continuation of Batman RIP in Batman #677. The guys think that this issue has improved greatly over the first Batman RIP issue. Next up it's Invincible Iron Man #2. Everybody loves this issue and says to pick it up. During the Speed Round it's The Sword #8, Hawksmoor #3, Blue Beetle #27, Young Avengers Presents #5, and Batman: Gotham After Midnight. Finishing off, Steven Tan writes in asking what X-Men titles new readers should check out. Pete says to pick up Astonishing X-Men. Justin recommends looking at the Age of Apocalypse. Alex loves X-Men First Class as a new-reader oriented comic. Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! Avengers Captain America Secret Invasion Batman RIP Black Glove Iron Man Hawksmoor The Sword Blue Beetle Young Gotham After Midnight Jun 4, 2008 9:10 AM