1518 - Off the Racks: The Phantom #1, Thor #1, and Trinity of Sin #1

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🗓️ 23 November 2014

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

It's that special time of the month when we Geeks 'rack' our brains to bring you candid, detailed, SPOILER-heavy reviews of three recently published single issues. This month's subjects: DC's Trinity of Sin #1, Marvel's Thor #1 (introducing the new, female Thor), and The Phantom #1 from Hermes Press. (1:17:42)

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geeks Speak episode 1518, off the racks. I was trying to see how that one goes.
0:25.4	I didn't hit the fade-out one.
0:27.2	Kicking it old school, but I hit the wrong one.
0:30.3	Welcome to the show.
0:32.4	I am Shane Kelly.
0:33.4	I'm Adam Murdo.
0:34.2	And I'm Chris Eberley.
0:35.9	And this is our off-the-racks episode where we talk about three comics we picked from a previous previews to pontificate a pot.
0:44.3	That was a good amount of piece.
0:45.5	Well, done, sir.
0:46.3	You can add another one.
0:48.5	What's that?
0:49.1	If you said pontificate a pawn.
0:50.6	Oh, yeah.
0:51.6	The economics of alliteration.
0:54.7	Excellent.
0:55.6	It doesn't hurt that I've been listening to the first season of Batman in the 60s show all week.
1:01.1	Do you have the box set as well?
1:02.3	Yes, yes, I broke down and bought that monstrously expensive thing.
1:05.9	It's so great.
1:07.3	Bill Dozier has possessed your brain.
1:09.5	Wow.
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