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Geeking on Comics from August 1980
In honor of my birthday, I look at some of the comics released the month I was born
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Classic Episode 19 — Geeking on JLA #14
Things are heating up in JLA #14. Its the future JLA versus Darkseid, and at the end, everyone dies! For reals!
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Classic Episode 18 — Geeking on JLA #13
This week, we follow Aquaman, Green Lantern and Flash into a dark future where hope is extinct and Darkseid rules. And if Flash doesn't have his super-speed, how can our heroes return to the present? Find out in JLA #13.
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Classic Episode 11 — Geeking on JLA vs The Key
Its time for episode 11, where we take a look at the new JLA taking on The Key. Its a story full of alternate realities, villain monologuing, and Green Arrow taking on a JLA level villain almost entirely on his own.
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Classic Episode 10 — Geeking on JLA vs Angels
It's the Justice League versus an invasion from Heaven as we take a look at JLA issues 6 and 7. Plus, in an unfortunately rare occurance, listener feedback! Woo-hoo!
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Classic Episode 08 — Geeking on JLA 5, and Secret Files & Origins
The Justice League is back, and this time they've got help. In JLA #5, the JLA begin a recruitment drive and their first new member is Tomorrow Woman, who could be their downfall. Then we get to witness the secret origin of the new JLA, since apparently the Midsummers Nightmare mini-series doesn't count as the origin. Plus, we get to witness the teams' first reactions to Superman's new powers, and a day in the life of Martian Manhunter.
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Classic Episode 06 — Geeking on JLA: New World Order
It's the JLA vs. The Hyperclan as we look at the first 4 issues of Grant Morrison's JLA. Nuff Said!
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Classic Episode 04 — Geeking on Justice League: A Midsummer’s Nightmare
It's the first episode of the month, which means its time to talk comics. So to start things off, were going to start looking at Grant Morrison's JLA. But, before he started his run, there was a little mini-series that was used to set things up. So return with me back to the summer of 1996 and experience the birth of the new JLA.