Geekin' Podcast Issue 10 - Weekery in Geekery for 01/01/14

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0.00 Intro
0.25 Geekin News: The Rock and DC Comics Teaming Up
Also Discussed: Rock as Lobo? Black Adam? Bane? Can Captain Marvel exist in the
Snyderverse? Business talk related to Warner Bros and Marvel/Disney.
15.29 Geekin News: Denzel Washington up for Role in Backdoor Justice League?
Also Discussed: Lex Luthor or John Stewart? Lyesmith schools Retinax 5 on John
Stewart. Real actors want to be in Comic Book movies!
29.27 Geekin News: Lynda Carter comments on Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman
Also Discussed: Why Lynda Carter should be given a cameo role on the big screen. Why
Warner Bros DC movies ultimately feel small.
40.52 Geekin News: Should TV’s Arrow be connected to DC’s Cinematic Universe?
Also Discussed: Who needs the movies?
47.48 Geekin News: Zoom May Be Appearing in the Flash TV Series
MILD SPOILERS FOR THOSE WHO ARE NOT CAUGHT UP ON ARROW
Also Discussed: Grant Gustin nailed it as Barry Allen. Retinax 5 believes CW should
hand over their entire network to DC.
55.48 Geekin News: Marvel Teaser Two More Spider-Man Villains
59.57 Geekin News: Marvel Will No Longer Ship Comic Books to Bookstores
Also Discussed: Remembering when kids could buy their starter comics off of spinner
racks at grocery stories and convenient stores. How can comic book shops survive in this
new digital age? Lyesmith and Retinax 5 come up with a business model for a one stop
Geek culture shop.
1.19.40 Geekin Update: After a holiday break, Geekin is back on track
1.21.19 End Notes



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