58 - Do they even sell comicbooks anymore?
Sep 24, 2019 ·
1h 1m 26s
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Do they even sell comic books anymore? Eloy can't read the tiny words in comic books nowadays. When were glasses invented anyway? While we're on that topic we find the...
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Do they even sell comic books anymore? Eloy can't read the tiny words in comic books nowadays.
When were glasses invented anyway? While we're on that topic we find the answer to that and go down a rabbit hole of questions. Mark talks about Saturday morning cartoons like the fantastic four back in the 70s. Then Mark says that Print Media has basically died. So we get into that with some interesting view points. Remember going through magazine racks at the supermarket? It all ties in on this entertaining episode of Trampled Underfoot Podcast. Check it out!
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When were glasses invented anyway? While we're on that topic we find the answer to that and go down a rabbit hole of questions. Mark talks about Saturday morning cartoons like the fantastic four back in the 70s. Then Mark says that Print Media has basically died. So we get into that with some interesting view points. Remember going through magazine racks at the supermarket? It all ties in on this entertaining episode of Trampled Underfoot Podcast. Check it out!
We have a website and there is a contact us section there. If you have show ideas or think we got something wrong, send us a message.
Contact Us https://trampledunderfootpodcast.com/
https://trampledunderfootpodcast.com/
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