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Artist Ben Templesmith produces spooky pages like no one else in comic books. From 30 Days of Nights to Fell to Dead Space, you know Templesmith's work when you see it.

The summer has finally ended! And as the weather outside turns cool, iFanboy takes a look at what was hot and what was not in the summer of 2008!

It's time for some X-Men love as Ron brings you his Top 5 X-Men (related) bases of operations and headquarters. The X-Men and their spinoff teams have resided in several bases over the years and Ron's picked out his favorites.

Robert Kirkman and Brian Michael Bendis meet face to face in Baltimore to debate creator-owned comics!

A somewhat dramatic reading in 25 stanzas.

What comics should you look out for this week? Who will rill the Image dice? Find out here!

Josh is back with more old comic book ads. Really old, from Green Lantern #51, from 1967.

If there ever was a comic made specifically for Ron, it's Mark Millar and Tommy Lee Edwards' Marvel: 1985. Issue #5 came out this week and Ron is head over heels in love with Millar's love letter to enjoying Marvel comics.

Some comic book fans are obsessive about their comic book organization. Josh is not.

iFanboy asked our audience what Manga books we should read and on this episode you hear our thoughts on Death Note, The Push Man and Battle Royale. Watch as the iFanboy guys struggle with the Japanese language and find that these comics are actually pretty good!

With Phonogram 2: The Singles Club coming out in a few months, Ron wants to make sure you read the first Phonogram story. If you like music and comics, then you need to read Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie's music and magic jam.

It's an eclectic mix of books out this Wednesday, and Josh takes a look at the comics he's most excited about.

Conor dives into his storage unit to attempt to remember the stories behind the covers! This week: The Avengers #283!

Terry Moore's newest series proves that Conor's heart lives on to beat another day.

So Marvel finally got around to giving us some Silver Age stories of The Sentry with the first issue of The Age of the Sentry. Can writer Jeff Parker save what seems to be a hopeless character?

What's in the iFanboy comics vault this week? One of the most famous reboots of all time, a rollicking cosmic adventure, and the precursor to one of the most popular series on the stands today!

Josh looks back on the best single issue of Superman he's ever read, Action Comics #775.

It's time of week again! New comics are coming this Wednesday and you better not miss The Age of the Sentry #1, All-Star Superman #12, War Heroes #2 and Godland #25. Wait a minute, did we just recommend a book with The Sentry??!?

Conor breaks out the big gray binder of knowledge!

The Pick of the Week goes to Josh, and he gives the honors to Invincible #52, which just keeps getting better.

Because there were too many for one Mini, Josh and Conor are back to laugh at more horrible DC villains.

A superhero is only as good as his villains, and it's time iFanboy takes a look at the bad guys, and what makes them so good.

Josh and Conor sift their way through the Who's Who of the DCU, and unearth some really silly villains.

We're back to Wednesday this week, and these are the books Conor is looking forward to. Yes, they're all Batman books.

It's so nice to find something new, and Ron's Pick of the Week, The Roberts #1 is just that.

When the kids go back to school and the leaves change, it must be time for September's Book of the Month. This month, Josh picks Rick Geary's A Treasury of XXth Century Murder: The Lindbergh Child.

Go in depth on Tim Sale, artist of Batman: The Long Halloween, Daredevil:Yellow, and HEROES, the hit NBC TV show. Tim Sale: Black & White is a beautiful book full of art and interviews with one of the top artists in comics.

The superstar comic book creative team of Mark Millar (Civil War, Wolverine, Fantastic Four) and Tony Harris (Ex-Machina, Starman) come to the Isotope in San Francisco to celebrate the release of their new creator-owned book, War Heroes, published by Image Comics and talk comic books with iFanboy.

Conor dives into his storage unit to attempt to remember the stories behind the covers! This week: Batman & Robin Adventures #6!

After a week of just too many comics, Josh let's you know what you can expect at the shop this week.