Justice League: Cry for Justice - a podcast by Ryan McClure and Justin Zyduck

In this episode of Indefensible Ink, Ryan and Justin are reunited and ready to discuss 2009's little-loved DC miniseries Justice League: Cry for Justice. Will this grittier, "rogue" version of the Justice League leave your hosts crying for mercy? Or will JL:CfJ deliver the superhero goods? Ryan and Justin examine why the most compelling character in this series is a big-game-hunter-turned-talking-gorilla, alleged superhero threesomes, and the ethics of shrunken superheroes expanding inside villains' sinuses.

Also discussed: DC's comparatively mundane names for its super-powerful artifacts, Justin makes a startling self-discovery, and the ways in which the main bad guy's plans involve ripping off a late-80s Marvel crossover event.

Discussed: Justice League: Cry for Justice #1-7 (2009-2010).

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