Weekery in Geekery Issue 9 12.18.13

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.00 Intro
0.25 Mid-Week Mini-Christmas Comic Book Reviews
Also Discussed: Lyesmith reviews Supergirl #26. Lyesmith reviews Longshot Saves the
Marvel Universe #4. Lyesmith reviews Buzzkill #4.
10.17 Geekin News: Will War Machine be in Avengers: The Age of Ultron?
Also Discussed: Can James Rhodes fill Tony Stark’s shoes in the Marvel Universe? How
will Marvel handle the departure of Robert Downey Jr? Should the Avengers films have
different teams?
24.10 Geekin News: Venom and Sinister Six Movies on the Way!
Also Discussed: Retinax 5 is not impressed and is convinced there is a larger conspiracy
in play!
30:15 Geekin News: Paul Rudd cast as Ant-Man
Also Discussed: Hank Pym is a dick! Does Disney/Marvel think they can do no wrong?
37.35 Geekin News: Will Joaquin Phoenix be in the Man of Steel sequel?
Also Discussed: Who will he play? Actors are nice but it’s the script, stupid! Gal Gadot
again.
51.48 Geekin News: Argo writer hired to rewrite Man of Steel sequel.
Also Discussed: Retinax 5 is positively gleeful at the chaos of a last minute rewrite!
Lyesmith learns that Man of Steel gets worse with each viewing! And even more Gal
Gadot discussion! Has Warner Bros. created a monster that they can’t control?
1.02.32 Geekin Supports: Imaginary Drugs
1.05.00 Geekin Supports: Monsters, Maidens, and Mayhem
1.07.11 Geekin Supports: The Lookin Glass Wars
1.11.34 Geekin Around the Web: James Tynion IV posts a sample script on his Tumblr
1.13.11 Geekin Around the Web: Greg Rucka explains everything that’s wrong with the current
interpretation of Superman.
1.19.11 Geekin Around the Web: Brian Michael Bendis’ worst song and movie of 2013.
1.20.44 End Notes


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