Pipeline Podcast

Podcast #163

Wed, March 19th, 2008 at 12:00AM (PDT)

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This is episode #163 of The Pipeline Podcast for new comics shipping on Wednesday, 19 March 2008.

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This week's Top Ten list:

  • 10. Comics Now #2

  • 9. FX #1 (of 6)

  • 8. Chuck Dixon's Bat Books - Robin, Batman and the Outsiders

  • 7. Thor #7

  • 6. Franklin Richards Spring Break

  • 5. Captain America #36

  • 4. Invincible #49

  • 3. Order #9

  • 2. Batman The Killing Joke Special Edition HC

  • 1. The Asterix Omnibus Volumes 1 and 2

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