Here we go again with another episode in which I continue my nostalgic trek through G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero from Marvel Comics, one issue at a time.

Today, I'm looking at issue #9: "The Diplomat" by Steven D. Grant, Mike Vosburg, Chic Stone, Janice Chiang, and Andy Yanchus.

Published by Marvel Comics on December 7, 1982.

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Today on JAF Classics I take you back to March 30, 2007 and Episode #31 of the original run of Just Another Fanboy.

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Hey-Hey it's Episode 31 and they just keep a-truckin' . . . or something that sounds all snazzy.

Anyway, the internet's favorite couple bring you another hour and thirty minutes of comic book love.

This week the Fan-mates discuss the new TMNT movie, some great feedback from real live listeners, Steeven talks Punisher War Journal #5 as well as Criminal #5, and Karen reads her first comic . . . Pride of Baghdad.

So put a tape in the VCR, set your Tivo, and fix yourselves up a basket of sausage, because Just Another Fanboy is back with you once more to make your lives just a little more silly.

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Today on Just Another Fanboy I take a look at The Frost Giant's Daughter, a short story by Robert E. Howard starring Conan the Barbarian, and the various comic book adaptations from Marvel Comics, Dark Horse, and Ablaze.

How did I like this tale?

Which comic book adaptation do I think is the best?

It's all in here!

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Today on JAF Classics I take you back to March 22, 2007 and Episode #30 of the original run of Just Another Fanboy.

The episode intro is off to a bit of a silly start before jumping back into another long episode with my wife and new cohost, Karen. Here's what you can expect in this episode:

The joys of Percocet.

What to expect in future episodes.

Comic Book Theater starring Norman Oklahoma and Gary Indiana.

Simon's new bed.

Listener's Feedback.

Clerks The Animated Series.

News and Information You Could Have Easily Gotten For Yourself With Just a Little Effort (Sponsored by Jock 2.0)

My Comic Book Picks of the Week: Justice League of America #6 and Captain America #25

More Comic Book Theater starring Norman Oklahoma and Gary Indiana.

The View From Norman Oklahoma: More Thrilling Adventures.

Bloopers.

Contest Announcement (No longer valid)

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Today I'm talking about Predator #1 by Ed Brisson, Kev Walker, Frank D'Armata, and VC's Clayton Cowles.

Those Predators aren't the only ones out there huntin', so remember, even if you don't have time to bleed, you should have time to duck, and always strive to get to the choppa!

Predator #1 was published by Marvel Comics on August 10, 2022.

For some reason, in the actual episode, I state that the book was published on August 10, 2020 instead of 2022, but we can get past that, right?

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Today on JAF Classics I take you back to March 14, 2007 and Episode #29 of the original run of Just Another Fanboy.

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Here we go with Episode 29 and we go all out to bring you an hour and thirty minutes with the introduction of a new possible co-host.

My wife joins me for the second time in a little experiment to bring a new voice to the show. We chat away about a variety of topics which range from Captain America #25, the hit NBC television show Medium, negative iTunes reviews, and our son and his fixation with Hawkgirl.

We answer the odd questions of a listener, and I bring you your weekly news and my comic book picks of the week - Punisher War Journal #4 and Green Lantern #17.

Of course I can't forget part three of the Thrilling Adventures of Norman Oklahoma.

So sit back, grab yourself a bucket of popcorn, put the cat outside, and make sure the kids are all snug in their bed, because you're going to want to drink yourself into a near catatonic state before listening to this one.

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Today on JAF Classics I take you back to March 7, 2007 and Episode #28 of the original run of Just Another Fanboy.

Before getting into the meat of the show I have a few things to say about Civil War #7 and the future of the Marvel Universe.

After all that, the show moves on.

Listener's Feedback

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Steeven's Comic Book Pick of the Week - Brave and the Bold #1.

The View From Norman Oklahoma - This week we continue with another hair-raising installment of the Thrilling Adventures of Norman Oklahoma.

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Here we are, once again, you and I, out here on the internet, getting together in a virtual way, to continue my read through Madman, one issue at a time. In this episode I talk about Madman Comics #7 by Mike and Laura Allred.

"Staple your butt to your Lazy Boy and grab a twelve-pack of Jolt! We've got a thirty-two page nuclear blast we're calling Big Brain-o-rama! Catch the thrilling conclusion to the cataclysmic Madman/Big Guy crossover, as the two twisted titans run a gun-toting gauntlet of rival renegade robots in their quest to get Dr. Boiffard and his ever-expanding gray matter into the protective hands of special agent Chow Skip Wang! Will they make it in time, or will Boiffard go kablooey?!! It's Madman mayhem at its mayhemiest, with a Big Guy bonanza thrown in for a bonus!"

Published by Dark Horse in May, 1995.

Check out the other Madman Episodes HERE

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Today I'm talking about Superman: Space Age #1 by Mark Russell, Michael Allred, Laura Allred, and Dave Sharpe.

Did I enjoy it? What does the issue say in relation to Superman, his place in the DCU, and his relatability to readers?

Well, listen to the episode. I'm not going to answer those questions here.

Superman: Space Age #1 was published by DC Comics on July 26, 2022.

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Today on JAF Classics I take you back to February 28, 2007 and Episode #27 of the original run of Just Another Fanboy.

The episode opens with a bit of talk regarding The Challenge of the Super Friends cartoon before getting into the meat of the episode:

News and Information You Could Have Easily Gotten For Yourself With Just a Little Effort (Brought to you by Hog's Head Coffee)

Comic Book Picks of the Week - Green Arrow #71, Astonishing X-Men #20, and Justice Society of America #3

At the Movies With Gary Indiana - Open Season

30 Seconds of Nonsense

The View From Norman Oklahoma in which Norman tells a story that's more than a little weird.

Get The Adventures of Norman Oklahoma now on both paperback and ebook!

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