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Who Would Win? Podcast: Bullseye vs Deadshot, and I'm the moderator!


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


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  1. Erik-ElJanuary 5, 2018 at 6:17 PM

    Great job moderating this fight. Trying to set up parameters for the fight, stepping in when things get a little heated (maybe done in good fun. Hard to say since I don't regularly listen to WWW), pressing them to cite their sources, and correcting misinformation and misuse of information (ex: 26 minute mark for Shadowland) made this a great battle to listen to.

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    1. Gregg KatzmanJanuary 5, 2018 at 8:57 PM

      Thank you so much, Erik. And yeah, Jay and James love ripping on each other but they're friends.

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