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Tag: Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye

http://theworkingdraft.com/media/podcasts2/WaitWhat214.mp3 Hey, all. Jeff here, and I’m trying to carve a bit more free time into my busy schedule by trying this ultra-compact shownotes like all the cool kids use. Let’s see how they work…

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Injustice for Matt

January 7, 2016
Tagged as: Batman, Injustice: Gods Among Us, John Constantine, Matt, Tom Taylor, Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IT’S 2016! Welcome to the future, everybody! Time for a fresh start! A new beginning! A time to leave behind last year’s super-normcore faves and come out guns a’blazin’ with a look at something sassy,…

I guess I should be happy that — around a day job and family stuff and writing stuff and whatever the else I do with my time (drinking?) — I managed to read enough comics…

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Matt Chimes In On (Lots And Lots Of) Comics And (Quite A Few) Libraries

September 24, 2015
Tagged as: Ales Kot, Archie Goodwin, Astro City, Dan Slott, Fantastic Four/Inhumans: Atlantis Rising, libraries, Matt, Michael Walsh, Mike Allred, Secret Avengers, Silver Surfer, Solo, Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, Walt Simonson

If you haven’t already read Drew’s guest post discussing comics (and graphic novel, etc.) in libraries from the librarian’s perspective, you should go do so immediately. You should do this partially because my post here is…

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Strong Female Characters, by the mighty Kate Beaton

It is almost the end of August. IT IS ALMOST THE END OF AUGUST. Sorry, but my brain is broken just a little bit by that fact.

But hey! After the jump, why don’t you check out the show notes for Episode 183 of Wait, What? It’s a two-plus hour episode where Graeme McMillan and I answer questions posed to us by those wonderful people on Patreon who help keep us afloat. (I’m not sure what that term means for Graeme, but for me “afloat” means, “oh god, Comixology has the entire run of Super-Villain Team-Up for $1.99 an issue, and some of those are by Englehart, hope I can hold out for the first of the month…”)

Join us, won’t you?

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