2: A Feeling of Vertigo

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I call this meeting of Comic-Book Club to order! Today we will be discussing "The Unwritten" by Mike Carey and Peter Gross, published by Vertigo. But of course, we end up talking about much more than just "The Unwritten," as any good book club should.

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The Incomparable Participants: Lisa Schmeiser, Jason Brightman, and Jason Snell. The Incomparable Theme Song composed by Christopher Breen.

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1: "We'll Always Have Zeppelins"

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Climb in your Zeppelin, grab a self-burning book, and prepare for the first Incomparable Podcast, in which we discuss "The City and The City," "The Windup Girl," "For The Win," and more. Plus we mispronounce the names of writers.

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The Incomparable Participants: Glenn Fleishman, Scott McNulty, Dan Moren, and Jason Snell. The Incomparable Theme Song composed by Christopher Breen.

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A list of other mentioned books is after the jump.

 

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