Confirmed Epic Podcast Episode 20: I, Frankenstein

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Checkout a brand new ripped edition of The Confirmed Epic Podcast!

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    In the long awaited 20th episode of The Confirmed Epic Podcast we review Aaron Eckhart’s latest film I, Frankenstein.  The episode also boasts the return of all your favorite confirmed epic segments including what we have been checking out: Cool and Collected Magazine, Charlotte Mini-Con, and the struggling Marvel’s Agents of Shield.  In Epic News we cover the breaking news of Jesse Eisenburg being cast as Lex Luthor in the Batman Vs. Superman film, the look of Michael Bay’s Ninja Turtles, Channing Tatum possibly playing Gambit, and Enterbay’s ¼ scale Robocop figure.  
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