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October 6, 2007 - It was a light week this week that started with Josh making an apology and ended with a huge batch of listener e-mail and voicemails. Show Notes: * 00.01.42 - Josh comes all the way around from initially dropping the book to choose Scalped #10 as his Pick of the Week! * 00.11.19 - JLA/Hitman #2 was fun but not as good as the first issue. * 00.15.12 - The iconography is deciphered in Countdown #30. * 00.18.41 - There was some confusion about Detective Comics #837. * 00:22:02 - With Faker #4 the story is finally making sense. * 00.24.03 - Ron took a chance on Omega the Unknown #1 and loved it! * E-Mails! - 00.31.03 - Chris from Grand Forks, ND wants to know about 100 Bullets. - 00.33.54 - Mush from London, England thinks there are no interracial couples in comics. - 00.37.21 - David from Edinburgh, Scotland was disappointed by Preacher. . - 00.41.03 - Liam thinks it's hard to find good indie comics. * Voicemail! - 00.45.36 - Chris from Seattle, WA asks if Marvel have a Kingdom Come equivalent? - 00.47.15 - Carlos from New York, NY wonders where Adam Strange got new eyes. - 00.48.39 - Luke from Denver, CO gives us the Complete History of Wonder Woman. - 00.50.07 - Derek from Philadelphia, PA thinks iFanboy dropped the ball on World War Hulk: X-Men and wants to know about X-Men: Messiah Complex? - 00.52.33 - Zach from Portland, OR is going to college and has a financial dilemma. * 00.55.30 - Want Marvel's Jim McCann to answer your questions?

This week iFanboy delves once more into their collective storehouse of comics and graphic novels to bring you recommendations for books you might not have known about. Ron chimes in with one of his lifelong favorites, and tells us about the first Savage Dragon Collection. Josh makes his apologies to the creators of Scalped Volume 1: Indian Country. Finally, Conor rediscovers how good Gotham Noir was when he first read it. Basically they're just talking about a stack of good comics.

Around Comics goes to The Other Side with author Jason Aaron. Jason discusses his intense series about two opposing soldiers in Vietnam and his personal ties to the war. Heavily researched both in it's art and writing, The Other Side is a grim and shocking look at the horrors of war. Jason also talks about his other project at Vertigo, Scalped. Due to hit stores this January.