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The guys over at the Who Would Win? podcast kindly invited me to be the moderator for their episode about a battle between Marvel and DC's most impressive marksmen: Bullseye and Deadshot! It was a close fight between Daredevil's deadly foe and Batman's accurate enemy, but in the end, only one of them could walk away as the winner. The episode's only about 40 minutes long, so please go ahead and give it a listen if you also love thinking about these fun fights. Listen to the episode here: http://bit.ly/2pSEIuA

Unless you're Bruce Wayne or Tony Stark, odds are you're working with a pretty tight budget right about now. I definitely get it, but guys, comiXology is currently running a ridiculously good sale. Classic tales and modern must-read stories are currently available for up to 88% off. Treat yourself to some good comics - you've earned it. Here's a look at what the Big Two - Marvel and DC - have to offer. DC sale Up to 88% off More than 1,600 collections Hundreds of Rebirth issues Ends 1/4/18 If you're excited about future DC movies, get Flashpoint ($4.99), Aquaman Vol 3 Throne of Atlantis ($4.99), and Shazam! Vol 1 (also just $4.99) - no idea what Wonder Woman 2's story will be about but there are 36 Diana trades on sale and there are a whopping 222 Batman collections in the sale Personal recommendation: Green Arrow By Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino Deluxe Edition for only $4.99! Click here to enjoy some DC adventures at a seriou

Deadpool #290 Gerry Duggan (writer) Scott Koblish (artist) Nick Filardi (colorist) VC's Joe Sabino (letterer) "I'd rather give Hitler a time machine than trust you to face Stryfe alone." This line from Cable is an obvious nod to the absurd and hilarious flashback issue Deadpool #26 (which is also illustrated by Koblish and co-written by Duggan) and it immediately took me out of the issue. That may sound like a bad thing, but it's definitely not. This line made me think about how Duggan's been controlling the Merc with a Mouth's main title since 2012 and it has yet to disappoint - impressive, right? The guy's delivered everything that I would want from a Deadpool story. There's consistently over-the-top comedy, plenty of brutal action, amazing worldbuilding throughout, and lots of moments that'll remind you that Deadpool is so much more than just a goofball with a healing factor - he's a tormented guy who won't always do the

Hey, everyone. I'm going to celebrate each and every edition of new comic book day by providing quick and spoiler-free reviews of some of my favorite titles. Hopefully it'll motivate you to check 'em out - support what you love, right? Okay, let's get to it. Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II #1 Growing up, my two favorite superhero franchises were Batman and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - guessing I'm not alone on that one. So, you could only imagine the amount of joy I experienced when it was announced back in 2015 that the Dark Knight and the Heroes in a Half Shell would finally join forces. Writer James Tynion IV packed the first limited series with a ton of fan service while artist Freddie Williams II and colorist Jeremy Colwell filled the pages with animated characters and immersive locations. To no one's surprise, it was a ton of fun. Thankfully, this second limited series is also off to an incredibly fun start as well. The plot