Settling down after the busy comic book convention season, we sit down and dip into the voicemail box to hear YOUR questions about Ronin, Fables, Strangers In Paradise and more!
It's been a busy summer and the voicemails have been piling up. In this episode we answer your questions, like:
Are there any comics about a hero's journey from childhood to herodom?
and
Are the Homelands stories in Fables really any good?
and
What should you buy when you hit the quarter bins at a comic book convention?
But that's not all. We discuss the random prose story from Strangers In Paradise as well as addressing the question of whether or not super heroes should be married...again.
You can get in on the action next time by calling our voicemail line at 1-888-FANBOYS (326-2697)
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