Ah just clicking on the RSS feed button autosubscribed me in iTunes tho.
Um, the subscribe using iTunes link points to some videogame podcast called 'GiantBomb'.I can't find it in the iTunes directory either? Help!

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At long last the next Fall of Cthulhu series has started!
One Ancient God seems to have survived the Godwar and already he is plotting the fall of humanity. The Fall of Cthulhu series is by far the best H. P. Lovecraft-ish comic out there today. It's been incredibly loyal to Lovecraft's mythos and seeing all the Gods and settings in each issue is a real treat for a huge Lovecraft fan such as myself. While following the Lovecraftian settings and using his creations, that is not to say that this is not an entirely original story. I have no idea where this is going. I doubt anyone but the writer does. It's one messed up comic, just the way I like em! Nemesis, or at least this issue, deals with human society on the island of Atlantis. We get a hint of what is to come by the Oracle who tells a priest that he is the last Atlantean. What else could that possibly mean? Now the fun is how is this series going to get there? I think Nyarlathotep will help us out with that! If you haven't read this series, you'd do yourself a favour by picking up some of the old trades. By the looks of this first issue though, even though it has Sysyphyx in it from the previous issues, look like it can be read without being lost for new readers. What I don't know and am really looking forward to is why the heck are we in Atlantis anyway? The story starts out with a cat whom I am guessing is Nyarlathotep but then we get shot back to 9,600 B.C. Interesting, but that's one of the things I love about this series... it goes through so many different times, worlds, dimensions however in the end it all gets wrapped up in some crazy creepy way. Definitely in my top five comics to pull.
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First off let me say this... man, did Supergirl ever get shafted. No, not that kind of shafted, the bad kind. Earth's leaders abolish all Kryptonians except for Superman? I know Supergirl's been basically the brat Paris Hilton of superheroes most of this series but it's not like Hilton is a threat and has ever been behind bars... wait bad example.
Supergirl is a criminal in the eyes of humanity now. Alright, well that doesn't faze out favorite superskirt! She just keeps on plugging away at this mystery... who is Superwoman? Well we find out now. As a newer person to this lore I know WHO (don't click this following link if you don't want to know!) Superwoman is now, but don't know much history on her. I suppose I'll have to do some research or see how this turns out. Like all Supergirl issues, this deals with Kara having to learn a couple more lessons. With a little instruction from the Batman (through a flashback memory), Kara overcomes one challenge only to have a couple more. While I understand why this is used as the main plot device for this comic, you know kind of a Smallville-ish lets-see-how-a-hero-deals-and-learns-to-use-their-powers, it is becoming a little tiresome. Maybe I am reading the wrong comic. Don't get me wrong, I love the Superman/girl/puppy/tropical fish mythos. I just want a noble Supergirl. It's coming though. Ever since writer Sterling Gates has taken over, Kara's maturity level has really increased and had made her tolerable, even a little amiable as a character. Unfortunately then you get stupid teenaged Supergirl thoughts thrown in every once in a while like "PLEASELETTHISWORK PLEASELETTHISWORK PLEASELETTHISWORK" and "THANKYOURAOTHANKYOURAOTHANKYOURAO". Text thought boxes like this remind me that she is a teenager I suppose, but it's not that heroic, nor what I look for in heroes. I want NO FEAR DANGIT! Still, this series is on a high note right now. I've followed it ever since the beginning and the current storyline is one of the most interesting Supergirl ones I've read in a long time. Perhaps not since the first introduction of her in Superman / Batman!
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Dear reader,
Let me first warn you about this tale that I alone have happened upon. For some reason, although from this padded room others fear for my sanity, I know that after reading a comic called The Strange Adventures of H. P. Lovecraft I have witnessed incredulous things that men of weaker minds could not handle. This tome entitled: Chapter One: About a Writer and His Book contains much biographical information on a certain gentleman from providence called Howard Lovecraft. Interestingly enough, written into the story are others in his life, expecially another of his circle a Clark Ashton-Smith. This title is difficult to categorize. What is it going to be? On the one hand, the first third of the issue follows along the life (with a certain tongue-in-cheek nod to Lovecraft fans) of the author Lovecraft himself. Later, things begin to blurr. Where is this comic going? Reality starts to disappear as a fictitious tale in the vein of, dare I say a 'Lovecraftian' style. No, the dreaded Cthulhu does not rise from his slumber here. No, while dreams are present and partof the story, we do not get to visit Randolph Carter just yet. Instead, by the end, dreams do play a significant part of this tale, but only for what appears to be... REVENGE! Now, this is not very 'Lovecraftian' wouldn't you say? Perhaps if one was to read BOOM Studio's Fall of Cthulhu one would see a more representational type of Lovecraft Mythos story. However, this is an interesting take on the (fictitous) life of Howard Phillips Lovecraft. Sure, Mr. Lovecraft has been made a character before in many mediums, will this one be worth the read? So far in About a Writer and His Book, the solid ending makes one wish they'd had the next page! Reader, although it starts out with a little camp, the gore, crazy prostitute nudity, violence, and all around odd behaviour has made this issue a worthwhile read... but only for those whose minds can handle 'weird' fiction indeed. If they ever let me out of this room I will most definitely track down the next tome.
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The Phantom: Generations is a new maxi-series that seems to be going alongside the relaunch of Moonstone's The Phantom: Ghost Who Walks main series (a reboot of their volume one Phantom series).
This is a Christopher Standish tale whom just happens to be the very first Phantom. If you don't know much about the Phantom, this is the specific Phantom that started it all. His father was killed and Mr. Standish swore an oath to fight injustice and cruelty. His children followed suit, all the way to our current Phantom who is the 21st I believe. The Phantom: Generations is apparently going to explore the adventures of the past Phantoms. I am pretty excited about this series. I know a little of the past Phantoms through flashbacks in past books and descriptions stated in the Chronicles when they are mentioned, but never actually read through old Phantom stories. The format for this comic was a letdown for me. It is written like an illustrated short story. One page has writing the following page art (and fantastic art I might say). Only thing is, I want a comic book not an illustrated short story! To top it off Moonstone has used that hard to read font that gives me trouble. I can barely make out some words and there were a few that I just gave up on trying to figure out. Please keep in mind that this is written like a captain's log way back in 1552 old English. Now, this isn't the first time Moonstone has woven prose with illustrations, they also did it with a few other volumes as well. All of them I would have preferred in a comic book form instead. Still, they were alright reads with The Phantom: Legacy being a must. It'll take getting used to, and I will have to just forget my disappointment with the format and enjoy this Phantom history lesson that Moonstone will be taking us on. After finishing the tale I was not let down. It was after all a really good one. Blackguard, as it is called, is the story of the brutal murder of the Phantom's wife's family and the abduction of their son. Overall a pretty good read. Being a Phantom phan I will HAVE to follow along with these tales. If you like the Phantom and don't mind the format it is written in, it's a good read.
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I don't know much about Sheena, Queen of the Jungle other than I fell in love with Tanya Roberts back in the eighties when I was a kid and saw the movie. That was long ago though, and I doubt I could barely even get thrugh that film nowadays. However, an updated Sheena I think I can handle.
After reading this 99 cent issue (listed as issue 0), I see some close similarity to Moonstone's Phantom comic in that they both take place in a modern day Africa. I really enjoy the Phantom, so this Sheena should be a treat. Issue 0 concentrates on being an introduction to the character which is good because I needed it. It also sets the tone that Sheena is battling to save her jungle from an evil corporation. The art in Sheena is pretty good, she's attractive, but the comic was so busy that she didn't wow me like in Frank Cho's Jungle Girl comics. I am looking forward to seeing how this develops.
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| Date Joined: | March 22, 2008 |
| City: | Innsmouth |
| Gender: | Male |
| Alignment: | Good |
| Points: | 6,304 Points |
| Ranked: | Ranked #216 of 51,757 |
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The Ultimate Spider-Man 100 Project issue - 110 points |
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Trade Paperback Collected Edtion issue - 48 points |
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Jungle Girl Season 2 issue - 47 points |
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Osin character - 45 points |
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Lloyd Kaufman Presents: The Toxic Avenger and Other Tromatic Tales issue - 42 points |
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Enemy Manifest Part Four: One Evil issue - 41 points |
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Who is Superwoman? Part Four: Mistakes issue - 41 points |
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Paradox Play issue - 41 points |
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Captain Cascader
36 minutes ago The top game/achievements portion of the GB homepage will be up soon. Small hitch, but it's cool! |
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Lord Sedrik
3 hours, 20 minutes ago Has anyone found a clever solution to solve Django's lack of a "ready-to-go" signal? Something that works with both web and mgmt commands? |
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Red L.A.M.P.
6 hours, 49 minutes ago Doing ComicVine Podcast |
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inferiorego
2 weeks, 1 day ago inferiorego is on lunch break |
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SuperCoonce
2 weeks, 3 days ago SuperCoonce just deployed some special code for CV. |
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G-Man
1 month ago G-Man is working on a review. |
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Nobody
1 month, 1 week ago Nobody is back, so be scared! |
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Savage_batman
6 months, 4 weeks ago Savage_batman is A What? |
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