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The Pull List is your daily comic-book briefing from Epic Panels Comics — the news that matters, in about seven minutes, every weekday morning.
Think of it as the conversation you'd have at the shop counter before the doors open. Each episode covers the one story everyone's talking about, the new #1 issues worth watching, what we're hearing in the rumor mill (clearly labeled as rumor), and the reprints and collections hitting shelves. We flag the books with real collector potential, point you toward what's worth pre-ordering before print runs lock in, and connect comics to the movies, shows, and games you already love.
No hype, no clickbait — just accurate, useful information for fans and collectors who want to know what to read and what to grab. Whether you've been collecting for decades or you're picking up your first #1, we'll help you start your day knowing exactly what's worth your shelf space.
New episodes every weekday morning. Pre-order links and the full written briefing are at epic-panels-comics.com.
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Today in comic history: Wolverine and the X-Men #1 and Vertigo's Spaceman #1 (both October 26, 2011) and DC's Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Special #1 (October 26, 2016). Then the news: Clayface won the weekend with $24.5 million, a new Avengers: Doomsday TV spot, Daredev…
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Today on The Pull List: This Day in Comic Book History looks at The Demon #16 (1974) closing Jack Kirby's run on Etrigan, Batman #608 (2002) kicking off Hush, and Sex Criminals #2 (2013). Then the news from Thursday, October 22: the Avengers: Doomsday preview premieres during …
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Today's Pull List opens with two This Day in Comic Book History facts: Milton Caniff's Terry and the Pirates debuting in 1934, and Newcon '76 opening in Boston in 1976.
Then the news dated October 21: DC's Year of Wonder puts rotating creative teams on Wonder W…
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Two This Day in Comic Book History facts, then the news dated Tuesday, Oct. 20: DC cancelled retailer orders for the Absolute Deluxe hardcovers, Sony Pictures has film rights to Image’s D’Orc and first prints jumped on eBay, Marvel is bringing back Hickman/Ribic Secret Wars as facs…
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DC brings the New Gods back with a 48-page one-shot on January 13 for $5.99, written by Ram V and Alex Paknadel with art by Joan Urgell. Dynamite launches 80-Page Giants at $10 each, starting with Vampirella and Red Sonja. The Terminator Valentine’s Day Special arrives in February …
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Avengers: Armageddon #5 wraps Chip Zdarsky’s event this Wednesday, and Absolute Green Arrow #6 tops the League of Comic Geeks pull list as Pornsak Pichetshote and Rafael Albuquerque reveal the Green Arrow Killer. We run down the rest of Wednesday’s top five, then hit the industry b…
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On 250's for The 250th, we spotlight Wonder Woman #250 (DC, 1978) — the first appearance of Orana, the red-haired Amazon who defeats Princess Diana and seizes the Wonder Woman mantle.
Written by Jack C. Harris with art by José Delbo and a Rich Buckler cover, this quiet key is…
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On 250's for The 250th, we spotlight The Flash #250 (DC, 1977) — the debut of the Golden Glider, Lisa Snart, Captain Cold's vengeful sister. Writer Cary Bates and artist Irv Novick send Barry Allen into an icy trap in a true Bronze Age first-appearance key. In NM- it runs…
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Step out of the cape-and-cowl world and into Riverdale on this episode of 250's for America's 250. We dig into Archie #250 (1976) — the only humor book in our countdown and often called Archie's last 25-cent issue, with a classic Dan DeCarlo cover and a Frank Doyle s…
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Your daily comic briefing: Marvel's Avengers: Armageddon event, BAD IDEA's Realligator #1, Spider-Man: Long Way Home, and pre-orders worth grabbing now.
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