
This week on Bronze and Modern Gods, NOVA #1 is taking off.Our Hot Book of the Week is NOVA #1 from Marvel Comics, the 1976 first appearance of Richard Rider. After new reporting that the long-discussed Nova project may be moving forward as a feature film instead of a TV series, sales jumped hard, with raw copies selling for as much as $130.We also talk about NEO Comic Con, plus a little Show & Tell, Viewer Mail, and new Member shoutouts.For the 25 Year Rule, we dig into ORION #19 from DC Comics, a 2001 Joker: Last Laugh crossover issue where Walter Simonson brings Joker madness crashing into Jack Kirby’s Fourth World. It is weird, cheap, very 2001, and still mostly a $3 to $10 raw book.Our Underrated Books of the Week include:DIE #1 from Image Comics, the Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans fantasy horror hit often described as “Goth Jumanji,” with CGC 9.8s still surprisingly affordable.DAREDEVIL #191, Frank Miller’s brutal "Russian Roulette” issue, with Daredevil confronting a hospitalized Bullseye in one of the darkest single-issue stories of Miller’s original run.Support the show by becoming a channel Member. Members get weekly members-only livestreams, extended Show & Tell, and shoutouts in future videos. They even got this week's episode early!Join here:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkHTY1eNYHr9JoTndx_m6kA/joinFollow us on Instagram and Facebook:@bronzeandmoderngods
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