Pull Party is back in the shop.
Comic books, hot takes, questionable purchasing decisions, and whatever else gets thrown on the counter this week.
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COMICS.
OPINIONS.
CHAOS.
Two comic nerds. Way too many opinions. Absolutely no editorial supervision.
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What made the pull list this week.
Hot takes from the comic shop
Somebody is definitely going to disagree.
Marvel, DC & everything else
The stack gets dangerously tall.
Worth reading or straight to the dollar bin?
We make some very serious decisions.
Everybody has an opinion
Unfortunately, so do we.
SPECIAL GUESTS & COMIC BOOK MENACES
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LOADING GUESTS...
THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE
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CO-HOST / PROFESSIONAL MENACE
Robert
Robert is the guy who asks, "Wait... does that actually make sense?" and immediately ruins everyone's fun with a surprisingly well-researched follow-up question. He loves comics, but more importantly, he loves arguing about comics correctly. He'll happily spend twenty minutes dissecting a character's history, continuity, costume, motivation, publication date, and whether the writer actually understood what they were doing—all while insisting he's "just asking a question." Robert is the slightly more responsible half of the operation, which isn't saying much. He's basically the guy holding the steering wheel while Paul is hanging out the passenger window screaming predictions at passing traffic.
CO-HOST / ALSO A MENACE
Paul
Paul is the human equivalent of opening 47 comic tabs and somehow remembering what happened in none of them. He has strong opinions, questionable confidence, and an uncanny ability to turn a simple comic-book discussion into a five-minute conspiracy board involving editorial decisions from 1987. He reads comics, makes predictions with the confidence of a man who has personally spoken to Marvel's editors, and is occasionally—and this is important—actually right. When he's wrong, however, he is wrong with such commitment that you almost start questioning reality. Paul brings the chaos, the hot takes, and the kind of comic-book knowledge that makes you wonder whether he has a secret room in his house filled entirely with long boxes and newspaper clippings.
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