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The Break-Ins!

By: Bruce O. Hughes Justin Wasson & Mike Adams II
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  • Summary

  • Two (sometimes three) guys trying to break into comics!
    The copyright of this website and material on this website including without limitation to the text, concepts and characters unless they are someone else's, stories, artwork, photographs, etc. on this website are owned by Bruce O. Hughes and his love
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Episodes
  • EP 69 (It’s all done now but the cleanup.)

    EP 69 (It’s all done now but the cleanup.)
    Jul 28 2014
    The OMEGA episode! The Mike & Bruce chatter continues here… You all should have listened more.
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    5 mins
  • EP 68 (Every season has it’s moments… These are our last.)

    EP 68 (Every season has it’s moments… These are our last.)
    Apr 5 2014
    Again, we are always rolling. Welcome to the last (or maybe second to last) “Extrem” Break-Ins. Warson Ells (Joe Grunenwald) is still here and talking about his Nerdspan column and his co-podcast The Viewmasters! Bruce watches a lot of TV. Mike looks up a lot of TV on his phone. Joe laughs. Hokem realities; any [...]
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    51 mins
  • EP 67 (Walter West hates the Flash!)

    EP 67 (Walter West hates the Flash!)
    Mar 22 2014
    Bruce and Mike reunite in the Hughes Cave for the beginning of the end! Wait…what? But Mike didn’t come alone. He brought Nerdspan columnist and one half of the Viewmaster podcast Joe Grunenwald. The guys talk about Barry Allen and Reed Richards smoking habits and why Wally West still matters. Bruce gets enraged about changing [...]
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    47 mins
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