At last, the TIME has come: Murd reacts to the first issue of Grant Morrison's New X-Men run! (A little less 'New' than it was in 2001, but no less worthy of comment!) Also, Garth Ennis takes on Spider-Man; John Ostrander breaks down the history of the Justice League; and... wait for it... the first-ever Time Bubble / Crisis Tapes crossover!! (3:10:41)

Comic Geek Speak Presents: Murd's Time Bubble

22 - The Twenty-Second Time

The Time Bubble bobs back, putting an end to the lengthiest-ever lacuna in its already infamously irregular production schedule! This Time, Murd muses about the beginning of J. Michael Straczynski's Amazing Spider-Man run; the return of Hawkman in JSA; Citizen V and the V-Battalion; and a bubbly bevy of Quick Pop mini-reviews! (2:13:27)

21 - The Twenty-First Time

The Time Bubble is running on Mountain Time, as Murd, just returned from the Denver Comic Con, reminisces about a batch of comics he bought during his last trip to Colorado, twelve years ago! Featured are the last pre-Straczynski Spider-Man story; a few classic Bronze Age Superman tales; and some high and low points of cosmic superheroics, '90s style! (2:25:26)

20 - The Twentieth Time

It's taken nearly six months, but the Bubble is back! From Green Arrow's Star City to Lex Luthor's White House, from the bright future of the 31st century to the dark days of World War II, listen in as Murd teases out the texture and topography of timespace. (2:12:53)

19 - The Nineteenth Time

The Time Bubble goes into full reverse, as Murd spends an entire show reviewing comics from well before 2000! The challenge of the Man-Bat! The befurring of the Beast! And the million-dollar debut of... Squirrel Girl??? Plus a double-fistful of classic Silver Age reprints, and even a few Quick Pops for good measure. (1:51:48)

18 - The Eighteenth Time

Another round of retrograde reviews! Superman returns to (pre-Crisis??) Krypton! Spider-Man revisits a chapter of his career he thought he'd closed in 1969! Bongo's Radioactive Man celebrates a 1963 milestone, a mere 38 years late! It's all happenin' in 2001, baby; come along for the ride! (1:17:54)

17 - The Seventeenth Time

The Time Odyssey continues! Murd finally gets around to discussing a few things that were actually published in 2001, including Hal Jordan as the Spectre; the Hulk and Killraven according to Marvel Knights; and a little-remembered JLA fifth-week event. Plus, the customary cannonade of quick pops! (1:30:36)

16 - The Sixteenth Time

A fine summer-vintage issue of DC Comics Presents! A milestone issue of Mark Waid's JLA! And the death and remembrance of Colossus! All this and more reflected in the cracked rear-view of the Time Bubble in this episode. (1:27:11)

15 - The Fifteenth Time

The Bubble returns! Through the mists of time Murd talks about the Busiek/Larsen Defenders #1, Action Comics #775, Avengers #263, and Flash #30. (1:26:00)

14 - The Fourteenth Time

Return again with Adam and travel to the previous decade to discuss Excalibur, Tom Strong, Superboy, Golden Age Secret Files & Origins, plus Quick Pops! (1:43:24)

13 - The Thirteenth Time

It's a mostly non-DC stop looking at X-Men Forever, Powers, the Authority, Zero Girl, Spider-Man the Mysterio Manifesto and more including Quick Pops! (1:11:56)

12 - The Twelfth Time

The Bubble has returned! This time with missives on Superman, Green Lantern/Superman: Legends of the Green Flame, Hawk and Dove, Solar: Man of the Atom and Incredible Hulk. (1:30:30)

11 - The Eleventh Time

Murd dips back into 2000 once again for more comic book reviews and quick pops! This time it's a look at Robin Year One, Superman Lex 2000, more Maximum Security tie-ins, Futurama Comics and more! (1:23:22)

10 - The Tenth Time

It's another trip through the time stream! Peter David's Supergirl! Batman Legends of the Dark Knight! Static Shock! Wonder Woman! And an obscure humor book unlike many others! (1:20:06)

9 - The Ninth Time

Maximum Security! Thunderbolts! Impulse! And more comics as the Bubble ventures back to 2000 once again! (1:02:00)

8 - The Eighth Time

Comic Geek Speak Presents: Murd's Time Bubble journeys back in time to roughly nine years ago. Host Adam Murdough is a little behind on his reading. He's just now getting around to comics from the new millenium. In this show he discusses the books he's currently reading.

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Comic Geek Speak Presents: Murd's Time Bubble

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