Then both host get to say to say two things about the issue. Awful format

I found these guys on YouTube and immediately became a fan. The content and dialogue are what makes a fan based podcast great. Definitely one of my favorite shows.

I have personally found the creators of this podcast to be so entertaining and enthusiastic about GIJoe, that I wish they offered other content that delved deeply into advanced mathematics, geopolitics, science, and foreign language tutorials, because if they did… I’d be the most knowledgeable person on this planet. I recently met The Yard Sale Artist and his brother the Weasel Skull at a convention in Charlotte, NC and identified them by voice. I immediately became Pavlovianly excited, knowing that I was about to be informed and entertained and they did not disappoint. But don’t take my word for it, give them a listen and you’ll see what I mean. Dictated but not read by Adam Code Name: Joe Man Conan

I remember that the first issue of this series came out on September 12, 2001. I was looking forward to this series after a 7 year absence of G.I. Joe comics but the events of September 11, 2001 soured the experience. I had a hard time reading comics about cartoonish terrorists while real terrorism felt so immanent, so I quit reading after a few issues. A few years ago I bought the entire Devil's Due run including all spin-off titles on Ebay. Wow! This is a great series and this is a great podcast!

I may be biased because be been a guest on this show, but I’d never read any of the Devil’s Due GI Joe comics before starting into this podcast. Now, I’m a committed fan, which makes my local comic shop guy very happy as I plunge through his back issues of the Devil’s Due run. Great hosts, lots of fun, and always interesting, informative guests.

I might be biased since I’m a host, but I enjoy talking the Devil’s Due years of Joe!