Podcast Update 2/13

New podcasts available at 4shared

Power Rangers Henshin 2014 Episode 3
Getting Back on track is hard with YouTube's New content id system

Equestria This Week Episode 54
Review of Simple Ways

Digital Scribbles Max Episode 15

More to come so stay tuned.

Podcast Updates January 30th

Well you know the drill. Head on over to 4shared and check out the podcasts. Digital Scribbles Max Episode 14, the latest episodes of Equestria This Week, now up to Episode 52, newly released The New Old Comic Addict Episode 2 and That Android Podcast Episode 6.

Updates
Equestria This Week Episode 53 (25%)
At this rate it's going to be a double feature review of Threes a Crowd with John De Lancie and this week's Pinkies Pride with Weird Al Yankovic... stay tuned.

New Old Comic Addict Episode 3 (33%)
Since its time once again skipped Digital Scribbles Max for next week, especially since I have news that I might have won a contest which means our first new unbixing episode... tentative title - Hipster Daken's Revenge... stay tuned for updates.

This episode we review Action Comics and Teen Titans #25, Cloak & Dagger #1 (1985), Darkhold #1-#2, The Crow Dead Time #1 & The Red Star #1-#4

That Android Podcast Episode 7 (0%)
More games to sort through and review.

Stay tuned for updates.

This Old Comic Addict featuring Justice League Adventures #1

This Old Comic Addict Blog
Justice League Adventures #1 (2001)
Publisher : DC Comics
Writer : Ty Templeton
Penciler : Min S. Ku
Inker : Dan Davis
Letterer : Kurt Hathaway
Colorist : John Kalisz
Seperations : Heroic Age
Assistant Editor : Steve Wacker
Editor : Dan Raspler

(Apparently it does take a village to produce a substandard comic)

In the never ending battle between DC and MARVEL (animation edition) DC and MARVEL tend to excel in opposite sides of the equation.

In this case? In this case DC puts out some great animations, but MARVEL does great comic adapts of animations.

As we count down to March and the demise of Green Lantern and Young Justice the animations, we look at the best and worst of comic adaptations of animations.

One of many examples of the bad is Justice League Adventures, based of course on Justice League.

In "Disarmed", a nice marathon sitting and staring session of the League is interrupted by a female bug alien claiming to be from an organization of female aliens going around cleaning up the messes made by male... no, no, I mean the messes that usually get air time on cable news... you know, ones that don't involve Republicans and things utilizing words like "legitimate", "socialism" and "is that camera on?" and "do I sound crazy to you?"

Yes, things are not what they seem, even if there seems to be an obvious "device" that may be a bomb... a rather awkward looking green glowing thing that is supposed to be a bhomb... and the alien that showed up yes turns out to be probably evil... or just bored... which is what you'll be reading this. It has no real story past a cookie cutter paint by numbers thing, even the heroes seem boring, and there are the little people, like the girl obsessed with getting autographs of supers. Nothing here to even make you think of the Justice League animated series, but maybe you'll think of the old Superfriends show... it actually seemed like something you'd see from that. And the rest? The artwork is toonish... way way too toonish down to the level of Superman or Batman Adventures (comic) toonish... and there is just nothing here to even tell you to go and find this if your curious.

So... luckily this comic didn't last long so I won't have much to review in the future. A 1 out of 5.

Next time, hopefully on time, we'll look at something a little better... not much but it won't rate a 1 out of 5... the X-Men Evolution comics, which for some strange reason had even less issues than this!... wow... really? See you next time!