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Welcome to Episode 53 of the Two-Headed Nerd Comicast, the “first” show of THN’s second year!!! In this episode, we discuss complex legal issues we have no business opining on involving Tony Moore, Robert Kirkman, Gary Friedrich, and Marvel Comics, as well as the highly…anticipated (?!) return of Smallville in comic form. Plus: Ask A Nerd is back with a question about forgotten stories that we wish had been further explored.

This week’s reviews:

Joe — Adventure Time #1 from BOOM Studios

Matt — Conan the Barbarian #1 from Dark Horse Comics

Picks for next week:

Joe — Peter Panzerfaust #1 from Image Comics

Matt — Glory #23 from Image Comics

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Our theme music is A Better Tomorrow by Dan the Automator. Other music found in this week’s episode was provided by the following sources: Big News Theme — Here is the News by ELO, Ludicrous Speed Round Theme — Fury of the Storm by Dragonforce featuring Dark Helmet, Theme from the Archie and Friends TV Special by…somebody, WildCATS theme from the SNES WildCATS game, Theme from the WildCATS cartoon intro, Digital Love by Daft Punk, Anvil of Crom from the Conan the Barbarian Soundtrack, Progeny by Hans Zimmer et al from the Gladiator Soundtrack, I Wanna Make it All Right by the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion.