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Pull List 128 | Bizarro is a Bad God (Comic Book News & Reviews)

SHOW NOTES

CJ and Hector wrap up season 13 of The Pull List Podcast with a laid-back finale full of comic news, convention updates, current pull-list reactions, and summer recommendations. They talk Hector’s packed summer schedule, a possible new Bat-family butler, Marvel Cosmic Invasion DLC, confusing and compelling recent comics, Absolute Batman, Absolute Green Lantern, Inglorious X-Force, Daredevil, Iron Man, Bizarro Year One, and what comics, shows, and movies are worth checking out during the break. The episode also closes with updates on Hector’s new fantasy book, Faith and Fandom content, Next Gen Nerd’s Manga May, and Love Thy Nerd summer content.





Episode Hosts

Hector Miray
Hector is the co-host of the Pull List Podcast for Love Thy Nerd. He is a semi overzealous geek about most things, but to the core is a big fan of a good story. He is the primary writer behind the book series "Faith & Fandom" and travels to dozens of comicons throughout the year with the books. He is married to a medical nerd named Danyelle and has helped co-create 3 small humans with her that resemble him in appearance and passions. Hector is also the location pastor for Vertical Church's Lumberton, NC Location.
CJ Burroughs
CJ Burroughs is a husband, dad, and pastor from North Central Florida. His favorite nerd interests are Star Wars, superheroes, and video games. CJ is also the host of the NextGen Nerd Podcast at nextgennerd.com.

Episode Producer

Hector Miray
Hector is the co-host of the Pull List Podcast for Love Thy Nerd. He is a semi overzealous geek about most things, but to the core is a big fan of a good story. He is the primary writer behind the book series "Faith & Fandom" and travels to dozens of comicons throughout the year with the books. He is married to a medical nerd named Danyelle and has helped co-create 3 small humans with her that resemble him in appearance and passions. Hector is also the location pastor for Vertical Church's Lumberton, NC Location.


Episode Discussion

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