Talking in Circles
Super-Loser Draft

About this Episode
Hey, this is Steve Blum, and you are listening
to the Geekcast Radio Network. You are now on
the inside of what I like to call the circle
of trust. We are all connected to create the
circle of life. You know something, Bert? I think
you and I are going in circles. It feels like
we're going in circles. The circle is now complete.
When I left you, I was but the learning. Now
I am the master. Because it's a circle. Yeah,
we heard about the circle. Yeah, it's what the
million would change. Hi, this is Greg. This
is Chuck. And this is Din, and we are Talking
in Circles, brought to you by SkiCast, Radio
Network, the podcast that is all back together
again. Greg's all special assignment. I'm here.
I know we've been having a lot of breaks recently.
I was sick last week, so we are back and better
than ever, though, as we get into one of our
favorite things to do here, which are drafts.
And we're going to have a super loser draft coming
up in our second segment as we try to draft the
dumbest and ridiculous characters that have ever
existed in comics in our second half of the show.
But before we get to all that fun, how's things
been going for you guys? Uh, things are pretty
good. I've been doing stuff lately, so, uh, nothing
too eventful, but I went to a couple of these,
like, free concert things that are in our area
and they're basically like, uh, They're like
tribute bands and like every week there's like
a different tribute band that plays. And, uh,
I went to a couple of them with some coworkers
and stuff. We went to one, uh, it was an Aerosmith
tribute band and they were okay. They had a couple,
a couple of the songs they did, did a pretty
good job on. And, um, some of them they didn't
and they were playing like other band songs and
stuff. I'm like, no, that's, that's not what
you do. We think Aerosmith will also like this
music They were doing like a drum like a drum
solo and a saxophone solo it was just really
weird Throwing in like it like different instruments
that never existed in Aerosmith. They have a
violin and an oboe I'm like, yeah, I don't remember
a saxophone solo any Aerosmith song though. I
could be wrong Gotta listen to Love in the Elevator
again. Yeah They did do that one and that was
pretty exciting that was like one of the better
ones that they performed so Well, they ragged
all and a couple other ones are really good so
then a couple weeks later we went to another
one and that was the Beatles and That was like,
let me just say As far as the audience goes,
that was a totally different crowd than the arrows.
I mean, these people were like way older. It
was just so much more mellow. Everyone's just
standing there instead of dancing. Totally different
crowd. But how many people that were there thought
it was actually the Beatles? I don't know. Probably
a lot. they had like it was weird like these
guys went all out like they had the haircuts
down they had the outfits like they were like
they thought they were the Beatles and they were
okay i mean they did okay but for the most part
i i think they were i would agree to them worse
than the Aerosmith one but these are free events
and uh you know so you really can't ask too much
yeah it's at the the local casino by us You know,
just the local casino right around the corner.
Which is actually a tribute casino to the movie
casino, which is weird. Right. If you don't pay
your bill, they take you in the back and smash
your fingers with hammers. That was probably
the exciting part. Other than that, I've watched
a little bit of preseason football, kind of getting
psyched up for that and trying to figure out
my strategy for fantasy football, drafts and
stuff like that. So a lot of good stuff coming
up. Yeah, I had my first fantasy football draft.
It was unexpected. My wife tells me like the
day before oh One of her co -workers wants me
to join her fantasy football league. I'm like
wait what the drafts tomorrow? I'm like, you
can't just bring that on somebody Yeah, and what
get one like what type of league is it is PPR?
You know what? Is there you know, is there a
flex position? She's like, I don't I don't think
they know you gotta come up with strategy You
gotta like need time to game plan Apparently
from that league it sounds like Dan insta win
Right. Just autodrafted in. Yeah, yeah. Well,
there was like, there was a lot of people who
I think who did autodraft. Well, it was interesting
because it was the amount of quarterbacks that
went the first round was unexpected. And then
it kind of just kind of threw me off. But I think
I did OK. I got AP in the second round, so that
was unexpected. I don't like going running back,
running back. But I'm like, if he's there in
the second round, I'm taking him. You already
win. Yeah, but Craig you were off last week.
I know you you had a lot of things going on So
how was your trip to Boston Comic Con? It was
very good It was definitely a very different
than the cons that I'm used to it was a weird
kind of mix of things It was like very much half
vendors and half artists and that such and it
was a little low on like the celebrities and
stuff but that's that's totally fine by me because
I don't really concern myself much with them
after experiences with Lou Ferrigno and Peter
Mayhew but I actually yeah exactly I did have
I did have a run -in with a celebrity almost
literally. Apparently, John Barrowman was walking
behind me and I heard somebody like, oh, Mr.
Barrowman, would you like to buy any of our stuff?
And he's like, no, I have enough stuff. Thank
you. And then apparently he thought he bumped
into me with his bag, but he didn't come even
close. And so he kind of like touched me on the
shoulder. He's like, oh, sorry, bud. So that
was kind of cool. And you were like, Merlin,
you have failed the city. I was like, oh, in
my head, I was like. That's really nice of him.
You fall down in like pain. It's like, here's
my lawyer's number. Oh, geez. No, no, no. I think
your TV daughter is hot. Very hot. I think my
brother was kind of like right behind me next
to him and everything. So that was the cool celeb
experience. Got a whole bunch of comic book signed.
I got a whole bunch of artwork. From that, I
got a bust of Huck from Ralph Albuquerque. I've
got an interior page of a Harley Quinn comic
that just came out. I got an interior from it
from Billy Tucci. And he even put a little thing
that it was his first Harley Quinn art sale at
the bottom. He put a little inscription for me
with my name and stuff. So that was cool. Then
my brother and I also got a lot of stuff at the
Comic art auction. Uh, I was surprised that he,
he, my brother bit as much as he did because
he's not a big comic fan. He got a really nice
Harley Quinn piece. Uh, I got this huge zombie
Batman painting, these very cool, uh, Ninja turtle
drawings, like a little heads and everything.
I did try and go for a Terry dots in peace, but
that got a little bit past my, uh, money cashflow
there. So, uh, it was definitely a good con overall.
I was very happy with how everything went. It's
a lot of walking around and stuff, but it was
a lot of fun. I wish I kind of skipped the Stark
after party. Was it really called the Stark after
party? Yes, it was. Nice. And they had a guy
dressed as Tony Stark there and everything. He
was good until he took his glasses off or spoke
because he had a bit of a Boston accent. You
could tell. And when he took the glasses off,
it kind of ruined the illusion look wise and
everything. But it was fun to see. But I wasn't
feeling too well that night because we ate and
then we got in a cab because it was raining that
night. And it was the first time I've ever been
in a cab and it was a little bit too crazy all
over the place so my stomach wasn't quite settled
so I didn't feel like being there I was tired
I was kind of nauseous and everything but yeah
I dropped a shit ton of money in Boston and I
got a lot of cool stuff if you follow me on Twitter
or if you if you find my comic art fan page there's
a whole bunch of stuff that I got that you could
see on there I'll put in the episode post at
keycastradio .com to also check out the stuff
that you got. So if you don't mind, if you don't
mind. No, that's cool. It's there to see the
question. Did you find any more vintage X -Men
comics? No, I haven't. I've kind of been on the
stall on that recently. Well, I've been kind
of on a comic art tear, because even for Baltimore
that we're going to, I have three commissions
already hooked up. And then for New York City,
I have one signed up for. So I've been on a comic
art tear lately. Yeah, nice, nice. Yeah, this
is the podcast we recorded before Baltimore Comic
Con, and definitely excited for that. I was checking
out the panel schedule. There's actually a bunch
of them. gonna check out. They're Tom King, the
current writer, Batman's having a panel, and
a bunch of like DC and Marvel and Valley and
Boom, IDW, they're all having panels as well.
So there's just, that's gonna be really fun.
Let me backtrack a little bit, but you were talking
about getting comic side, and last week, a few
weeks ago, now as we're recording, actually I
ended up having a comic book scare, in the sense
of I get a call from my wife indicating that
where I keep my comics, the ceiling's leaking.
Oh no. So I'm like, oh no, and she's like, yeah,
the bottom box is definitely ruined. It's like,
you know, you got water damage on the outside
of it, so. I'm like, oh, well, that sucks. But
I mean, I felt like this actually happened around
the same time. There's Ellicott City, which is
an area near us got demolished and had this freak
accident. So that entire city was the story of
people lost their businesses. So I felt like
I can't be that upset about comic books considering
what those people are going through in hindsight.
So I'm like, ah. But it actually ended up being
okay, the box did its job and all the comics
in there were fine. I just have to get, they're
just now in a laundry basket. As I'm trying to,
you know, waiting to get a new box. But it just,
it was interesting because it was like, I haven't
gone through some of these comics in such a long
time. And then I was looking through my Cable
and Deadpool set and excited because Fabian Nienza
is going to be at Baltimore Comic Cons. I'm like,
I can get a lot of these signed. So that's something.
Cool. I have planned on doing. I just found out
from a tweet from Baltimore Comic Con that they're
also having an art auction. Nice, nice. Yeah.
So what is an art auction? What does that entail?
Is it literally just some dude putting up art
and people yelling at money? Like, yelling at
money. Geez. Like, yelling at prices and stuff
like that. Was it intense? Was it like, what
is that show called, where they bid on things
at the... at the storage wars. Is it like storage
wars but with art? This is going to be a reality
TV show is what I'm asking. So we get in there
and it's kind of like theater seating for kind
of like college or something like that. You get
in there and it wasn't that packed yet. Nobody
really showed up in force yet. So they kind of
let you go up and they had the art all kind of
displayed on these shelves and everything. And
you kind of look through and looking to see what
you want to get and everything. And then they
had you go over to a table and there was two
ladies working on laptops and you grabbed a number
off the top of the pile and you told them your
name. My brother and I went off the same number.
We were number five. That's how early we were
into this thing. Then we went and sat down and
it was a non -professional guy doing it. They
kind of switched between three people doing the
auction. It was the guy that was running the
auction. Then he had to leave and then Dave David
Peterson came in, creator of Mouseguard, and
he did his. They were both hilarious. David Peterson
was definitely a little bit more, was a little
bit better with the facts about the pieces and
everything and describing them. And then for
the last couple of random garbage auction pieces,
this other random dude came out of the crowd
and did it. I didn't understand that. But essentially,
he sat there. They would start it off, usually
they start it off, and this went around $25 so
it was really cheap and so a lot of hands went
up and so then it was like 50 and then we'd get
a little bit fewer and so it'd be like 50 one
person throw up this thing then they throw it
and okay do I hear 75 75 and then somebody might
or they might talk about the piece a little bit
more but essentially If you're the last one with
the bid in and everything, and they go going
once, going twice, sold. And you'd just have
to show them your number again, 005. They'd say
that out loud for the ladies. The ladies would
mark that piece down for you and everything.
So, so it wasn't that difficult to do. My brother
was like, uh, getting applause whenever he, he
did his. bidding because the the first piece
he was bidding on he he was like Really working
it. Well, I guess and so he was getting applause
I got some applause in there every once in a
while. I did we both did buy a lot of stuff I
think we both between the both of us we dropped
2k Yeah, but we felt like we got we were getting
a lot of good deals on stuff like the the turtles
one i got it for like 25 bucks cheaper than the
artist estimated on that there was another piece
that was like i got for 75 and the artist estimated
it at 150 i got that batman painting i think
that was only like 100 there there was a whole
bunch of stuff like that that it was like really
it's going this cheap I bought a thing of comic
books if I can't sell them on eBay because I
just got them really cheap. It was like four
of those blank sketch covers with original art
and one of them's like a little kid that did
it. But he does the concert and everything. I'm
going to put those on eBay and everything and
see if I could sell those and make a little bit
of money back off of those and everything. And
then I also sell that Ashley riot piece because
that was like I got it for seventy five bucks.
Like she estimated a hundred and fifty and it's
really a nice looking piece. It's not of a subject
matter that really interests me, but I just got
it for the investment because I figure I could
Sell that off to somebody and make a couple of
bucks there So there's a whole bunch of stuff
like that. My brother got like a pack of prints
from different people around the the floor he
got it for like 35 bucks and they're like these
people were selling them on the floor for like
Twenty twenty five dollars a piece and he got
him that cheap Yeah, cuz the auction was starting
to clear out at the end there wasn't a lot of
people so it like we were and like afterwards
the Couple of the guys that were on the show
were like yeah You guys ran away with it at the
end there like especially they're like you you
got a lot of good things for cheap and everything
and It went to a good cause it was a charity
auction kind of thing So you can also write it
off on your taxes, so there you go. Yes, you're
not getting a ton back, but you can write it
off on your taxes. Well, not something necessarily
that you got, but what was the highest thing
someone bought? at that auction, like the most
expensive. Oh, there was a gorgeous Brian Stelfree's
painting. I forget how much it was, but it was
definitely over 2K. I think it was encroaching
on three thousand. It was a beautiful painting
of Ray from Star Wars. It was just gorgeous.
And that was that was going for a lot. That was
definitely the most prized piece. The second
most prized piece, I believe, was by one of the
guys that I got a commission from, Marcio Takara.
I haven't really heard his name a lot, but I
think we're gonna be hearing more from him. He
had an awesome Batman piece that was, it was
the newer Batman where he has the little robot
thing. It's actually Jim Gordon inside like a
nice suit. then in a reflection in his visor
you could see like the whole Justice League kind
of distorted MC Escher style in the Helmet and
everything and that one went for a couple of
grand as well. So yeah, it was it was a lot of
fun I Recommend people checking out that kind
of stuff because that was I had a lot of fun
During that there was something else. I was gonna
say but it's not coming to me right now So I
might chip in later randomly with something.
Hey, you know, so we're that's what we that's
why you podcast, right? Exactly. I have a question
for you craig sure that I remember you were telling
me about that little uh Like mixer thing with
the artist that was supposed to be before the
con. How was that the the drink and draw? They
were not well organized for at the beginning.
Oh Yes, like we went in and they're, they're
like, you're early. I'm like going ahead. That's
a whole bunch of nerds were early for a lot of
things. Like they should have had it set up beforehand,
like everything. So they're like, okay. And like,
we just kind of came in and sat down. My brother
and I got a seat at a table, but then like we
were encroaching on the time when the artists
are coming in and you can't. sit there the artists
have to sit there so we got kicked off the table
that we were sitting at yeah so that that was
awesome a cool thing about that though is terry
dotson stole my seat he didn't he didn't know
he stole my seat but he stole my seat but you
told them anyways you're like so i was sitting
there that's my spot I didn't do that. I was
I was telling one of the other artists about
it. I'm like, it's cool though. It's Terry Dotson
He's really awesome, but I had a nice chat with
Terry Dotson and like went around talking to
Watching Jimmy Palmiotti screw around was freaking
hilarious. He tried to draw a side shot a Harley
Quinn's face that he just after a while was like
a screw it and then he kind of Blanked out and
then he just drew a pair of boobs, which the
pair of boobs did sell at the auction the next
night. It was it was pretty freaking hilarious
But yeah, we I watched Stan Sakai draw something
Aaron Laprasetti Terry Dodson And then there
was a lot of unknowns kind of in there, but there
were some interesting stuff getting drawn I know
there was like they had some kind of the deviant
art was like holding the auction and everything
or holding the drink and draw and Like they had
like these little pamphlets and everything for
the artists on their tables and like one of the
artists opened up this little pamphlet and like
they had something written in there like we make
lines or something and somebody drew a Pikachu
with a bong and they changed the wording and
they added like a couple letters onto the end
and it's like said we do lines of coke or something
like that so that was that was pretty freaking
hilarious and my brother actually has that piece
now because he won that in a batch auction uh
for really cheap he got some really cool stuff
from that from the drink and draw nice nice so
that was just like something that was part of
the con Yeah, it was it was it was across the
street at a hotel bar They needed to up their
game with the booze. They had they didn't have
a lot of great beers and stuff, but uh Yeah,
they need a little bit more room and everything
to kind of get around and they they they needed
to plan it out a little bit bit better i'm not
sure if this is like the first time they've had
it or what but they needed to and also there
was one guy working there that looked like a
homeless man so that was pretty interesting nice
that wasn't also the guy that was playing 20
stark was it uh no no Funny there you go. I another
the one thing you guys also got a chance to do
I haven't seen it yet I hadn't had the opportunity
but I know you both you did see Suicide Squad
and I'm hearing I'm actually hearing a lot of
different opinions. I know Critically didn't
do that. Well, I know people who who said it
was much better than Batman v Superman I saw
people who were disappointed like it just runs
the game and of opinions Chuck I guess maybe
I'll start with you. Well your actual overall
thoughts of Suicide Squad I'm still trying to
get over that. You haven't seen it yet Just I
wanted to and then this is I've been working
every weekend and I just haven't had the time
So I just and then the fact that it's been it
didn't have the greatest Like I'm not hearing
the greatest reception for it. I'm like I can
wait. I wasn't really that That inclined to go
see it. So it's just you know Yeah, I don't know.
I will say I know I mentioned a couple of episodes
ago when the a second trailer for it came out.
I mentioned that I was not fond of the second
trailer and it sort of made me less excited for
the movie and to a degree that sort of held true.
I think there were a lot of things I was disappointed
in but also on the same token I think it sort
of lowered my expectations which was good because
in a lot of ways it was actually better than
I thought it was going to be too. had kind of
a dual edged effect there. But I think, uh, you
know, overall I walked away like sort of mixed
feelings, but overall I had fun with it. I had
a lot of fun. It was a really cool movie to experience
and everything. I thought the character interaction,
the team interaction was spectacular. I loved
what they did with that. They sort of like, it's
a tough job to do. There's all these, you know,
just misfits that don't really know each other.
And I thought they really brought them together
well and actually like kind of had them like
bonding a little bit and that's that's sort of
a tall order with with when you get this big
of a variety and characters and personalities
and stuff like that but I think actually they
did a really good job sort of blending their
personalities together and almost like making
them sort of like a little family, if you will.
So that part I really enjoyed a lot. Will Smith
I thought was awesome. I was really impressed
with his portrayal of Deadshot. He was probably
my favorite character in the whole movie. I guess
there's some Batman appearances, which I think
we already knew. Those I was very happy with.
I was not disappointed at all. So that was pretty
cool. That was a plus. I will say the biggest
negative thing for me, there was a couple bad
things, but The biggest negative for me was this
whole plot with the main bad guy in the movie.
And I won't say too much, Dan, because you haven't
seen it yet, and for anybody else that hasn't.
But it seemed like the main villain was a little
bit too far -fetched compared to, like, the characters
in the other characters in the movie. Like, it
just sort of seemed inconsistent. You know, you
have all these, like, street -level people, and
then you have this villain that's just, like...
the whole another level and a lot of weird really
really weird things were happening and for me
it was sort of jarring when they would go back
and forth to like showing what was going on with
the villain i mean they're all villains but the
main villain it was sort of jarring going back
forth from that to the team interaction of suicide
squad those were my favorite moments and i was
kind of like almost disappointed when they would
cut away and go to the to the villain so That
was something that I wasn't too happy about it
I thought they could have done a better job with
that maybe even chose a different character Altogether,
I think possibly and I was also a little bit
disappointed than Joker. I don't think he Really
quite pulled it off. Like I was hoping I realized
it's a totally different take and I'm cool with
that, but I just think it came off like kind
of kind of forced in a way like I think I don't
have a problem with what they were trying to
do. I think it. It just could have been done
a little bit better, I guess. I don't know. I
could be the only one that feels that way, but
I don't really have, I guess. The articulation
to put into words, like what exactly I didn't
like about it, but it just didn't pass the sniff
test. Like it just didn't seem like he pulled
it off all that well. So. Yeah, those are sort
of my reactions. So I heard of hearing conflicting
reports regarding how much Joker is actually
in the movie I heard that he's barely in it.
Is that is that an accurate? Is that accurate
is he? I would say It's closer to that. I didn't
think he was in it that much. I mean there's
there's a handful of scenes, but some of them
are very short and then You know, there's times
where He's just non -existent in the plot at
all and you kind of forget about him and stuff
like that So to me, I sort of felt like the trailers
were kind of misleading Yeah, and they're trying
to advertise this, you know this big villain
and like yeah We got the Joker and and then it's
like, you know, he wasn't really a big part of
the whole thing So to me, I kind of felt like
I you kind of got the shaft a little bit cuz
they're kind of like misleading you but yeah
That's disappointing. So Greg is he alone? Do
you agree with this assessment on the Joker as?
Were you disappointed in that performance and
what did you think of? Joker yeah, I could have
done out done without that version of Joker It
wasn't it didn't really add in anything interesting
to the character. It just kind of made him more
of He was just kind of a boring Psychopath he
didn't really have anything interesting to him
like the other iterations as has given them But
as for the movie overall, I thought it was a
fun movie. It was definitely not a technically
sound movie I think the a lot of the actors did
a really great job Will Smith did really good.
I think that's kind of the Will Smith we've been
missing and everything. And I thought Margot
Robbie was fantastic as Harley. She was definitely
a lot of fun and definitely the character that
made the movie great for me. There was definitely
a lot of things that didn't. Connector makes
sense. It was kind of like the Batman versus
Superman problem, but a lot less toned down,
but at least fun So that made it enjoyable. But
I recommended to people, I think if you're into
comic books and that kind of stuff, I think it
would be good to check out. So I definitely think
you should check it out, Dan. I'd love to hear
your synopsis, because you usually run off way
off base from what Chuck and I are usually saying.
You have a different perspective because you're
so into movies and you go to movies that are
Wouldn't even come on chuck in my radar. Yeah,
I tend to watch them upside down Got to worry
about blood flow that way you do you do that's
why you know I will agree with Greg. I thought
Margot Robbie did a great job I was really skeptical
about how she would do but I was I was pretty
happy with I think she made it fun, you know
I was surprised how many times they showed her
butt That's coming from me. I didn't think it
was that much like they showed it constantly.
It was always if it wasn't directly on screen,
you could usually see something every once in
a while in the background. That's kind of what
I mean. I think it was more in the background
all the time. Like it wasn't like the focal point
of the shot. You know what I mean? But it was
still a lot of but I appreciate it. But I heard
a lot of people talking about it and I thought
like I'm going in there like, oh, it's going
to be like everywhere. It's going to be like
in the. ground but it really wasn't like that
there was only like maybe two times where you
know they really were trying to bring your attention
to it but for some people maybe you didn't need
to do much to do that so I was kind of looking
for it so it's like where's Waldo but you know
Interesting. Yeah, so I do look forward to checking
it out. I do want to see it But uh, I know I
haven't it's been getting harder and harder to
go to the movies So I got a pick and choose pick
and choose and I was gonna go to drive in again
Like we went to see Jason Bourne, but it wasn't
showing there. So But one thing I did see, and
I won't go in depth, or one thing I did read,
I should say, since I was kind of sick and kind
of just laying in bed for a little bit, I took
some time to read some comics, because what makes
you feel better. And I read a bunch of stuff,
but one thing I didn't want to touch base on,
I did, I talked about rebirth last episode. So
I figured only, you know, equal time to talk
about Marvel's big event and with Civil War 2.
I caught up on a number of the issues, some of
the side issues overall. I don't know, Greg,
have you read any of Civil War 2 yet? Yeah, I've
actually read quite a bit. It's actually one
of the more favorite things that I've read that's
by Brian Michael Bendis, but I have not read
the ending yet, so. Yeah. Well, they just added
another issue to it, so. Oh, have they? Yeah,
well, there's going to be a delay because the
artist just had a child, so he's getting harder
for him to get out of the book, but then they
added another issue. Who is the artist? Is that
Oliver Copiel? It's not Jimmy Chung, because
I think Jim Chung is on the new clone saga thing
going on. I think it's Oliver Copiel. I really
like his artwork. Yeah, I will say like the artwork,
like man, it is beautiful. Like it's one of the
best looking books that I've seen. Like it's
just like next level. It's David Marquez is the
artist. OK, yeah, not familiar with him, but
his artwork is really nice. Oliver copel did
the zero issue. So Okay. Yeah, I love his stuff.
I actually have a interior that he did. Yeah,
there were some other stuff He did he did all
do x -men Fantastic for invincible Iron Man Seeing
if there's anything else of note some ultimate
comics, but yeah, I feel like I like said I'm
not super familiar with his work, but his work
in this is phenomenal and the basic premise of
it is that you know, the inhumans because they
are everything about Marvel have a new inhuman
who has the ability to basically see the future
or debatably see the future or predict bad things
from happening and a part of the Marvel universe
wants to use that ability to kind of stop crime,
stop things from before happening when part of
other people like Tony Stark don't want to do
that. It's kind of like Minority Report. Exactly.
Exactly. It's basically my donor report. So you
have Tony Stark on one end and you have Captain
Marvel, Carol Danvers on the other end and so
what's interesting I find is like I think what
there are four issues in and it's a book that
is it is brown michael bendis and then there's
it is very much him in the sense of it's a lot
of talking and not a lot of action but it ended
up actually kind of enjoying it but the action
will go through in one or two panels huge panels
exactly but actually kind of i i kind of like
what they're doing i like the civil war story
in the civil war book uh there are some Big things
that happen and like there's a depth of certain
characters and what that leads to I do think
there are a great deal of Contrivances that are
used to make it work like someone dies in order
for the info because that and then you kind of
find out why that Happened there's like a lot
of things that like well that doesn't really
make sense, but I don't want to give it anything
in likes I know Chuck you haven't read any of
it, but I do I do overall like the debate that's
going on I like how it isn't necessarily just
rushing into the action and it's and they're
very much aware of The previous civil war it's
brought up a few times for the like they like
they don't want to do that again They don't want
to have go for have heroes fighting heroes again
So they're more reluctant and it's more more
of a political debate in a way and which sounds
kind of boring But it actually ends up working
and there there is action in it and I think the
next issue issue five probably is going to be
the the climate or not the climax but more of
an more of that eight page splash page of just
pure action as you we get with Brian Michael
Bendis so I was overall satisfied with it I do
think it's I went in with super low expectations
and I do think though Nearly all the side issues
I've read so far have been rather disappointing.
I think I read the one that was like solely on
Ulysses and who's the human character and that
wasn't very good. I read the X -Men, the first
issue of the X -Men tie -in. That was just, that
was just stupid. at the end of it was just Storm
fighting a cloud. Had a flashback to Fantastic
Four 2. It was not good. But one of the better
minis, I actually read most of it so far, was
the Spider -Man one. Because it's the Spider
-Man Civil War. And what it is, like, how Spider
-Man right now is basically Tony Stark. And Ulysses
comes there and he sees that one of the workers
was once a super villain. And he goes there and
he says, oh, he's going to become a super villain
again. So... Peter Parker tries to do all the
stuff to stop that happening, but then it happens,
then it kind of leads him in the direction that
he was trying to avoid. So it's a lot of that,
like, you know, are you creating the destiny
that you're trying to stop by doing these different
actions? And it's, you know, that fun little
time travel, philosophical debate that you can
get in. And it's very small scale in the Spider
-Man issue, which I think is kind of refreshing.
So I did enjoy that. But I think it's good like
I think it's something you definitely great wait
for in trade though I did get disappointed in
knowing that Marvel is gonna do all new number
ones again in November with I guess it's I Don't
know like everything is getting relaunched. I
don't know if that's true, but Some of them are
so it's there. The new thing is like Marvel now
divided we stand or something like that Like
whatever just just make it comics But I mean
like I gotta say that like DC's kicking our butt
when it comes to quality comics right now They're
cheaper and they're all like No gimmicks. It's
just really good comic book writing So I'm hoping
Marvel kind of gets away from this and you know
seeing that DC's like rocking the sales lately
I think they had like nine of the top ten selling
books in July, which is like not happened in
years so Hopefully, but I don't know over. I
don't know Greg if you want if you what your
opinions, or if anything else you wanted to mention
regarding Civil War 2 Yeah, I'm not as big of
a fan as the talking as you are apparently Brian
Brian Michael Bendis would get along really well
with Kevin Smith But yeah, I think it's once
again, it's a interesting concept how he's going
about it it's nothing new like we said it's a
kind of philip k dick with uh minority report
But it's interesting in how characters are acting
to that and interacting is interesting. I would
recommend for you, Dan, did you try the Kingpin
Civil War tie in? I've only read like the first
issue or something, but the first issue was really
good. And I've been meaning to buy the other
ones, but I didn't get around to it. But the
first one was really good. It gives you a different
kind of perspective on the Kingpin. Have that
one, but I have not read it now. I'll definitely
read that one. It was really good I haven't I
did read the the x -men Tie -in and that's just
kind of I don't know flopping around in the breeze
not doing much There's nothing really been going
on too exciting in the world of x -men, but uh
so yeah so far Bendis is doing alright with this
one. I just feel like it's gonna come to not
very successful conclusion. It's just going to
fall short of everything else that's been kind
of riding high, which is usually what happens
with him, I feel. So I have to check that out.
But which which issue are they on? Are they on
like four or something? They're on four right
now. And I think the next one's going to be either
five or six is going to be delayed. But there's
going to be eight issues. Yeah, they spread these
things. It's way too far out like they need to
go through them a little bit faster I think and
it's weird because then like you have comics
that come out that take place after the events
of a comic That's not even out yet. Yeah, and
that's very confusing. Yeah, so that's that yeah
They could stop doing that. That'd be amazing.
So All right. Well anything else you guys want
talked about before we take a quick break All
righty. Well, we're gonna take a quick break
and when we come back we're going to Go into
one of our favorite things to do here and have
the ultimate super loser draft. We'll see you
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we are having a super loser draft. What does
that mean? Well, we will be drafting characters
from the world of comic books and trying to create
the biggest Group of losers, I guess. What we're
thinking is the lamest, the dorkiest, the plain,
stupid characters that grace the pages of comics
one time or another. And what we'll be doing
is at keycast .com putting up a poll and you
can vote to see what team is actually the worst.
Usually you're voting for the best team. In this
case, it's the worst team. And which one it would
make perhaps just the most generic and... just
god -awful comics ever made, so it should be
fun. And maybe, you know, sometimes lame characters
make great comics. It has potential. Well, Greg,
why don't we just start with you and then go
Chuck and then go myself. Greg, you're up first.
You have to choose a lame character, a super
loser, who you're going with for your first choice.
Since I am a big X -Men fan, I am going to go
with a recent X -Men character. I am going with...
Gold balls Nice nice nice nice gold balls. Yes
gold balls. Have you heard of them? I am not
familiar with that character. Okay, Dan. Are
you familiar? Yeah, you just actually started
you just showed up in spiderman. Oh, okay cool
so a parent it's like essentially his like when
he gets bounced into or like Just kind of he
could kind of release them. I guess he gets gold
shiny balls that kind of bounce From him and
bounces all over the place like crazy. So it's
like carrying around a giant sack of Superballs
and then just throwing them at people essentially
Sounds kinky. Yeah, it kind of is Yeah, and he's
just like slowly looking dude, too. Yeah He's
he's a little portly Going with Gold Balls. Good
way to start, you know, go with the character
with one of the lamest names. When in doubt,
when in doubt. Alright Chuck, we have Gold Balls
off the board. Unfortunately, I know you really
wanted him. So, who are you going with with your
first choice? My first choice is actually a character
I wasn't entirely familiar with, even though
it was created around a time where I started
to get... Into comics like that era. I was from
like right around like the late 80s early 90s
This is a DC character and his name is arm fall
-off boy Actually have him on my list, but nice
I have him on the list too, and it sounds like
someone that the Hulk named But basically this
dude could rip off his own arm and beat people
with it Nice uses arms as a melee weapon. So
I thought that was a Extremely disturbing and
lame at the same time. So He's my first choice
That's like when you're given an assignment.
It's like, okay You need to come up with a superhero
character in an hour. It's like, oh that was
today Uh, he could rip off his own arms. Is that,
does that work? All right. I think you'd want
to rip off other people's and beat them with
it, not your own. That's just degrading. It's
like, uh, the, one of the actually good parts
of X -Men three, where you have, uh, Wolverine,
like chopping the arms off of that one guy. And
then, yeah. So he kicks them in the nuts. Let's
see you grow those back. So there you go. Nice.
Well, from our first choice, you know, if you're
looking for lame characters, A good time period
to go to is actually the 1990s, as much as we
love the 90s. They had some fads that made no
sense and made some licensed characters that
were doomed to start from the beginning, especially
when that license is with the NFL. For my first
choice, I'm going with NFL Super Pro because
that was a character that actually existed. So
legitimately, an actual star that becomes a superhero
because that often happens. You know, that's
actually what Tim Tebow's career. Now, I bet
you he's out fighting crime. So if they ever
make a movie, he'd be the perfect person to cast
of NFL's to grow. Well, the worst part about
it was that the logo was plastered everywhere.
Yeah. It was like NFL, like everywhere you looked,
NFL, NFL. OK, we get it. Football's starting
to get pretty big now. Years later, it finds
out he was actually just really on PEDs. That
was the thing. It was Bo Jackson after his injury.
He was really pissed off. Oh, Greg, sorry. Did
I steal that one from you? It was on the potential
list. I kind of had a little plan that I was
going, so that kind of throws that up, but whatever.
Yeah, I had to go with it. He kind of stole it
from me. I actually considered drafting him first.
See see yeah, I was I just though it was the
first thing that came to mind and I was thinking
of lame superhero characters because it's like
that was the thing that existed so All right,
Greg moving back to you. I saw one character
from you now you potential steal one from me
Who are you going with you choice around to well
since since my cool little plan? I had my head
is gone. I'm going to go with asbestos lady See
that one I'm not even aware of yeah, I forget
if she was DC I think she was DC but she had
like a flame retardant suit made out of asbestos
which as we all know is not the best thing to
cover your body in at this point because it causes
a whole bunch of cancer and stuff and she apparently
Has passed away in the comic book world and they
didn't really disclose the reasons it was like
some undisclosed illness, I believe. She actually
died from cancer because of the asbestos. No,
I'm being serious. That's what it was. Oh, really?
Oh, you found a spot where it actually did say
that? Yeah. Oh, OK. And she it was Marvel because
she used to fight the original Human Torch back
in the day. Oh, OK. Yeah. Yeah, that's pretty
pathetic. He create a suit and it ends up taking
you out. Man, I guess it's like it's like opposite
Iron Man. It's like, you know She you know, she
was a asbestos lady. She grew up into mesothelioma
woman Which is terrible I apologize to anybody
that you know, but yeah, that's a lame ass character
All right, Chuck, moving on over to you. What's
your what's next? What's next on your list? We're
not doing a list. What are you choosing for your
number two draft choice or two draft choice?
Let's see, I'm going to go with. I'm going to
go with a character that everybody knows and
it's actually pretty popular probably, but for
whatever reason, I've never liked this character
and I always thought she was incredibly lame.
Oh, I know who you're picking. She's actually
from the x -men universe. I know who you're picking
And that is dazzler. Oh, I was off by a little
bit I was thinking jubilee. I was also thinking
jubilee One decade too too late, you know, right?
Yeah dazzlers the 80s pretty much but I feel
like dazzlers even more useless than jubilee
because at least It's like Jubilee's little firework
things have some concussive force, but Dazzler's
powers, she can turn sound energy into light,
bright, flashy lights. So I'm like, yeah, that's
useful. You know, she might be able to blind
somebody once in a while, but I don't know. I
just never really cared for that character and
I thought she was really lame. So she's the second
member of my lame ass team. Yeah, like she is
not that's what happens when you build a character.
That's so very much of a specific time period
It's like yeah, this will last This this disco
fad that thing that's here to stay so let's make
a character that's designed off of just that
so so for my first choice I went with something
for the 1990s. I'm actually gonna stay for the
1990s and Everything in the 90s was extreme as
we know and then there was actually a character
called Extreme, you know, that was pretty much
the extent of his character. So that's where
I'm going with before my second choice His power
set was kind of the 90s power set which was whatever
you needed to be at the time He had just random
spikes and Ridiculous locally looking facial
hair He looked almost like a hipster before came
and a backwards hat occasionally because that's
how you knew he was a rebel It's very much like
dazzler. He instead of being very much of the
70s. He was very much of the night He kind of
embodied everything wrong with that time period
at one point people actually thought he might
be the lost third summers brother But obviously
that did not happen because he's since been forgotten
and probably for the better. So For my second
choice, I'm going with extreme. Yeah, I can't
figure out how some of these characters were
forgotten. I know I'm waiting for a new superhero
character to be come out. That's called on fleek
and that's We need to get rid of that word as
fast as possible. Yeah, yeah. By people already
saying it, that's a good way to stop it from
happening. Once the old people start saying it,
it's no longer useful. Right. I can see there
being a female character called Bay. I'll buy
every issue and set them on fire. That would
be, you know, and then the fire just rejects
it. It's like, no, I can't. It's not even, I'm
not good for this. This is non -combustible material.
Yeah. All right, Greg, moving back over to you.
You had so far, I don't know, so lame, I've already
forgotten. I've had Gold Balls and Asbestos Lady.
There you go. Who are you going with next? I
can only imagine. I am going with Bouncing Boy.
I like where your head's at. I like where your
head's at. It would have been so much cooler
if I actually got a NFL Super Pro in there. I
was going for a ball theme. I never would have
guessed that with you. It's gonna be awesome.
I stole your ball dream. I apologize. So who
was bouncing, boy? He was a DC superhero, I believe.
And he just kind of, he was also a portly little
fellow, and he just kind of formed his body into
a ball and bounced around. There you go. He came
to get down, so get up and jump around. Like,
wouldn't coming up with that superpower not think
of... Don't you're gonna run out of ideas for
having to use this person? Eventually just running
into a bald is not gonna help you. Yes using
the legion of superheroes All right, all right
Greg Chuck moving on over to you who do you have
next on your list? Next on my list I have this
is this is a character neither from DC nor Marvel
but it's someone we all remember from our childhood
and That is Captain Planet Oh Man so lame like
freaking Everybody all the characters at the
time, you know, we're fighting these big baddies,
you know apocalypse stuff going on and onslaught
and all these fierce characters and DC had their
crisis and stuff like that and You know, and
then you have Captain Planet fighting like littering
and stuff Which is a great message, but it's
just incredibly terrible Yeah, yeah when like
the thing that can kill you is pollution, and
there's a lot of that. That's yeah The silver
lining however is the Don Cheadle version of
Captain Planet. Have you ever seen that? Yeah
Are you shooting the laser beams out of his crotch?
Starts turning everybody into trees So something
good did come out out of it. So at least that's
indeed Nice nice. So I'm sticking with my 90s
theme and the 90s they had a lot of questionable
decisions and I'm actually going with a character
but a specific version of a character if I can
cheat and Sometimes decisions are made and you're
wondering How did that get greenlit and how do
they think that was gonna work? Many people comic
fans are well aware of this, but some people
ain't may not be in 1990s Marvel thought let's
just make count. Let's just make Frank Castle
black and Just because of us. I think I have
that whole run. Yeah Just through a medical procedure,
I guess the opposite of what happened to Michael
Jackson and yeah, that was That was a mistake
on many different levels, just trying to make,
completely change the race of a character, literally
in the sense of through a medical procedure.
So that was not a good choice. That's when they
had a... Guest writer Nicolas Cage after you
did the movie face -off Exactly exactly. We look
exactly alike. No, you don't you don't at all.
That's not how faces work That's not how faces
work. That's not how any of this works So I'm
gonna go with the mistakenly black punisher when
that was not that you know It just 19 it just
was not a well thought out idea and it was quickly
kind of Rewrited and now he's not that anymore
never really brought up. It's something no one
ever talks about. And at least in the comic world.
So there you go. That's my number third choice.
Should we get it back over to you, Greg? We have
two more rounds. We're on round four. I know
I killed your ball theme, but you know. I'll
still kind of go with it with my next choice.
He's actually a DC super villain, but he's not
really that super. He's kind of just a... The
Olympics were recently and he would just kind
of win gold in everything But Superman could
also do that way better than him and I am talking
about sports master The king of all sports. He's
just really good at sports Yeah, I actually never
even heard of that character until I was watching
Teen Titans or not Teen Titans, but Young Justice
on Netflix. I'm like, this is actually a real
kid He's just gonna have a hockey mask. I'm like,
all right. Well, they actually made decent use
of him in that show They actually do make decent
use of him, but he's still pretty lame. He's
kind of a glorified Casey Jones He is yes. Just
like a better fighter. Yes Yeah, yeah, it's just
you can make it different you can change his
name like why you gotta go like Sports master
that's It doesn't even sound like a villain name
when you think about it It sounds but more like
a hero name, but what are you gonna do? Yeah?
All right truck moving back over to you who's
next on your list Next on my list going back
over to DC. I'm gonna pick another Legion of
superheroes member and some of these are pretty
pathetic but this one i think is one of the ones
especially with his name i think one of the ones
that takes the cake and that is matter eater
lad he was on my list he was definitely on my
list yes this guy has the ability he can consume
or eat anything an unlimited amount of matter
chuck you took way too long to explain what his
superpower is it's in his name There's a little
bit of science behind it. Okay, he's got special
digestive enzymes Okay, that can break down any
form of matter whether it be solid liquid gas
Or anything like that. It's I don't even know
where to start like and the Kicker is he can
eat those pieces of matter at super speed This
is the guy you want to take with you to the eating
contest and you know all that stuff the chinese
buffet Maybe even have a little fun. I don't
know It seems like incredibly useless power and
a terrible name like at least come up with a
better name than that like yeah Matter eating
lad like that's And just going with matter. That's
what all right. So I don't know what DC was thinking
with like a lot of their characters They put
lad after it and I'm like, yeah, I don't know
why we're doing that. Like we're not you know
We're not all in Ireland here. Like not everybody's
a lad. I'm up with the names They have like aqua
lad and all these other ones, oh my gosh yeah
yeah it's I know I don't know like that was that
was like a small period of time where lad was
something that was actually used and considered
and made sense so yeah all right well Moving
on over to me. I'm gonna go also in the world
of DC and I similar to to Chuck It's a character
that is you had dazzle a pretty popular character
in a sense has a following well known I would
say I guess this one is somewhat the same way,
but maybe not Not in the sense of leanness because
they're so dedicated to a specific time period
but leanness in the sense of again just a bad
name like that's you legitimately when your name
is your power it just seems kind of stupid it's
like uh let's make him a flying man or you know
what his arms grow really long let's call him
elongated man Again, you have there's so many
people who stretched. I know that's one of those
powers You have mr. Fantastic plastic man. Oh,
I mean plastic man. It could also fit here but
I'm going with elongated man just because You
can't take a name person with that name. Seriously.
It's just not because their jokes are just right
there for you and you're like Can't not acknowledge
that joke. It's right there. You're elongated
man and your ability is you stretch body parts
and So it immediately piques the lady's interest
when they hear his name, I guess. True. Maybe
maybe I'm the idiot. And like, he's actually
got something. You know, he's actually a genius.
It's like that. Yeah. Like that scene in, you
know, the Fantastic Four movie where the girl
asks them, so can you extend any part of your
body? Yeah, he actually I was I was actually
considering doing a plastic man because to me,
I felt he was a little bit more lame only because
he was like He's kind of like he's kind of like
Jar Jar Binks with like Deadpool's motormouth.
And it's just so annoying. Oh, my gosh. It cannot
stay in plastic, man. Every time he's like, I'm
reading some of my old Justice League comics
and stuff like he's so annoying. I wish he wasn't
there. Like anybody Photoshop him out of every
single one of these panels like. Nice. All right.
Well This is the last round last five Greg your
last choice. Who are you rounding up your team
with? I'm gonna book end it Dan. I started with
an x -man character I'm gonna end it with an
x -men character and I'm going to end it with
the most Insignificant why do you even need this
character? I am going with cipher from the new
units essentially Rosetta Stone software More
advanced. Diaz, you could get him for a couple
hundred bucks. Yeah. He'd be useful to, you know,
high school French students. Yes, he would have
been very helpful to me. I mean, like, his entire,
you know, existence was kind of... useless once
like Tony Stark in mr. Fantastic created the
Translator that this does it automatically. So
it's like yeah, you we don't really need you
anymore. So but Very good. So you're going with
cipher. Yeah Also, not the most creative name
in the world. So what you gonna do? All right
Chuck moving on over to you. Who is your last
choice? my last choice is Someone from another
a branch of a popular team. It's not specifically
that team but it's a offshoot of it and we're
talking about the Avengers and there was a bunch
of different offshoots, but One of the like weirdest
ones they did was the Great Lakes Avengers Yes,
which is coming back this in November. Oh fabulous
And then I thought, you know, probably the lamest
character on that team in my mind was Big Bertha
Um, and she basically, you look at her, she's
sort of just the female version of the blob.
Um, but she can like, she can increase her mass
and like with that sort of her strength goes
up and her invulnerability and all that stuff.
But like the weirdest part is like she comes
back down to like, like normal size woman by
doing this thing called power puking. And she
just like. expels all of her like body mass body
fat whatever in like one foul swoop and it's
just like really foul swoop it's like really
like that's what you came up with i don't know
just terrible yeah yeah that's one of those things
where it's like this will be great and it's like
no that that doesn't really work at all All right,
big birth. I was wondering I had her as a possibility,
but I'm not that familiar with Great Lakes Avengers
I know there's a lot of people who love it. So
I figured maybe she's a better character Some
of them, you know, I read the Black Punisher
issues. I know that existed So, you know, I did
not read the NFL Super Pro I did I do own them
though because it was just one of the things
as well. I'm like, well, this is stupid I'm gonna
buy it It's it's i'm gonna i'm gonna i'm gonna
when everyone throws out their issues of nfl
super pro mine will still be worth two cents
Yes, I i've read i'll get it signed by no one
in particular Yeah, by anyone from the nfl maybe
roger gaddell would sign it. I don't know. Yeah,
of course. He'd probably fine you for having
it We'll go back and sue marvel for using their
license it's like this this was something You
can't find me, Gadiel. I bought this while TagliBoo
was in office. Nobody knows what we're talking
about right now. I know I don't. All right. Well,
I have the last choice, and it's tough because
there's a lot of different places I want to go,
a lot of different ideas I have of who I can
choose. You know, again, pardon me, do I go with
a lame character? I'm going to go with this one,
even though There was a period in time where
this character did kind of get redeemed and was
kind of cool. Overall, though, he's just kind
of lame and similar to what you said with Plastic
Man. Every time I read him, I just wish he wasn't
there. It just doesn't work. And I think he was
also maybe a Great League Avenger at one time.
I'm not sure. I think he wasn't on the Avengers.
He was at least on New Warriors. And that's Speedball.
Oh, yeah. You mean Penance? I think you mean
Penance. Yeah, like when he was Penance, that
was actually kind of badass, you know? I'm like
wow that was actually kind of cool and like I
like the direction the character went and it
was actually kind of twisted and dark in a good
way but you know he's just like he exists to
be really annoying and You know he's type of
the character where other superheroes just don't
want to be around and yeah He just I haven't
actually read him in comics in a very long time
So I don't know if there's any chance you'll
be coming back soon, but he did come back into
the speedball personality I believe Yeah, I do
remember that but sounds like somebody that's
really into cocaine Exactly you named your character
after uh, you know a specific drug that makes
you kind of super energetic and this guy's power
is Somewhat speed. I don't remember what his
power was. It's something with connect connect
energy. I balls Yeah, yeah, but you know his
Pettis character was twisted and it was that
was when Thunderbolts was quite good But then
now it's awful. So But yeah, I'm gonna go with
speedball for my last choice just because again
also an awful looking costume He just looks ridiculous.
Yes Yeah from his hair to his colors to everything.
So he is my last choice All right. Well, let's
just run through the lame superhero characters
that we chose. Greg, I know I screwed up your
ball theme, but who do you have on your lame
superhero team? I know. If it was going to be
the ball theme, the ball theme I had going on,
it was going to be Gold Balls, Bouncing Boy,
Sportsmaster, and NFL Super Pro. I had like four
of them. That was awesome. But anyway, I have
gold balls. I I don't have gold balls, but I
have gold balls asbestos lady bouncing boy sports
master and cipher Nice nice Chuck. What is your
team? My team is consisting of Dazzler arm fall
-off boy arm fall -off go boom Matter Eater Lad,
Captain Planet, and Big Bertha. Nice. There's
a team. Big Bertha will eat the guy's arms that
takes them off. I feel like there's a conflict
of interest between Big Bertha and Captain Planet.
I feel like they would just butt heads immediately.
Their philosophies are totally different. But
then they eventually fall in love, which is,
you know, the ironic thing. I wonder if Matter
Eater led could eat Big Bertha. There's see,
that's that's a eating contest that needs to
exist in a comic sometime. There is a crossover
that needs to happen today. All right. My team
is exactly. My team is NFL Super Pro extreme
black punisher, elongated man and speedball.
So that is the way I wear sounds like the 80s
like a speedball Extreme and like all that kind
of stuff. Yeah, wasn't extreme the 90s though.
Wasn't that the big thing in the 90s? Maybe when
the X game started and like, you know, everything
was extreme There's a lot of random characters
Yeah, I had a couple like honorable mentions
like ones that I seriously considered picking
was like like night thrasher Yeah, yeah, every
time I see like night thrasher comic, but I'm
flipping through the box. I just keep going It
makes me think of the one skit on SNL where I
think there was a character called night thrasher
and in like Someone's like you do realize like
a serial killer named himself that and like he
has this existential crisis over knowing that
His name has been used before by a serial killer.
I also like speaking of 90s, too I'm like almost
anything 90s image in the sense of like young
bloods and yes, you know anything rob leefield,
but I Some of those characters. I don't they're
just so forgettable that you know, they don't
really even stand out but yeah that was that
was a weird time in comics uh all right well
we like named cyber too that was in the wolverine
stories that was oh yeah he with the adamantium
arms and stuff yeah yeah oh there's so many x
-force characters like kane who was just like
there was yeah i thought you were gonna say strong
guy too when you were talking about the i was
like strong guy he's got a dumb name but you
know yeah he's a good character Actually has
somewhat of a personality like that. Yeah, you
could speak of But we like to hear what you thought
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