A Comicbook Orange: Transformers, Marvel's Nova, and DMZ

@Tim and Superboy-Prime: Sorry guys, that function isn't up yet. At the moment you can just review the comics we've already reviewed... that way, if you disagree with our assessments, you can voice your own opinion. In any case, Rudy is interested in opening up the site more to other people's reviews, so we'll let you know if it happens!

@Elmo: We have a costume closet that's overflowing... I'm sure you'll see it all in good time. That said, though, when I need to dress like a man I just turn to Rudy's wardrobe! We're all crazy transvestites in our household... @Rudy Jahchan; Right, honey? ;)

Tim, Lone Ranger is an amazing book. Its almost like an Ultimate Lone Ranger really worth it. I haven't tried to add any reviews yet. Not too sure how to go about it.

They actually have Transformers vs. Avengers, and I actually enjoyed it, despite it being very very very fanboy targetted.

Great show. Really made me interested in DMZ (which is now on my "To Read" list) and I picked up the recent Transformers Generations because of your mention in this episode. Also, I REALLY want to see your wardrobe room, haha.

I think they should have Transformers vs. X-Men, except it would really just be vs. Magneto. It'd be a great comic with 20 pages of him destroying all the Transformers. I'd read it.

S-P, I've been wondering about the Lone Ranger book. You like, it, huh? Have you tried adding reviews of the books Casey & Rudy are doing on the Comicbook Orange website yet? I've been wanting to but they're doing such a good job reviewing books I haven't read yet, I usually can't add my own review...

Great Show! I was wondering if you are going to review The Lone Ranger? I give it 5 oranges, Great Book.

@orlie: Charlie Brown indeed it was ;)

This was fun to watch. The wonk wonk scene reminded me of Charlie Brown, but as an old person I have to assume that it comes from something more current. Or maybe you guys made it up. The bloopers at the end were funny and genuine. Please don't ever get drawn to the dark side of faking bloopers. People can tell. And so can I.