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  1. Avatar Dan Dreibelbis
    March 5, 2013 @ 1:03 am

    nice review, though I’ll point out that The Red Panda Adventures podcasts are still being produced and distributed via Decoder Ring Theatre online, as part of a continuing storyline that started around 1933 and is currently dealing with World War II. I suggest readers of the book check these out, as the stories flesh out the characters quite a bit, and may give them a few surprises – Gregg has a way of making you look at superheroes in some unique ways. And you’re right about Kit, she’s one of the strongest female characters to don a mask and kick serious butt without going into cliche or being a girl hostage. Finally, if you think this is cool, wait until you meet the Panda’s rogue’s gallery 🙂

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    • Avatar Alex Thomas
      March 6, 2013 @ 8:59 am

      Thanks for the tip Dan, will have to check those out!

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  2. Avatar martyn james
    March 5, 2013 @ 1:17 am

    Cool review guys but its Kit Baxter not Kid Thank you for spreading the word DRT needs all the help they can get here in the UK

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    • Avatar Alex Thomas
      March 6, 2013 @ 8:59 am

      Thanks for the correction Martyn – not sure where I got Kid Squirrel from – sounds like a cool name though, might have to keep it for my own comics project!

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