OM DENNE EPISODE
Today we talk about Brian Braddock, the original Captain Britain, who keeps getting manipulated by powerful women and getting pulled into Otherworld politics.
What we were up to this week:
- Briar is still recovering from Anime Los Angeles and trying to finish a costume in time for Wondercon in March
- Olivia had a weird week but managed to read a couple comics and pick up even more comics!
Thanks to Victoria Watkins for our icon!
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