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Adam Tierney , writer of the recent hit one-shot Romeo and Juliet and Godzilla , is a video game writer who dabbles in comics as a hobby ...
Jim Steranko ’s Nick Fury stories from the late 1960s are lauded for the artwork, especially in the stories after Fury got out of Strange Ta...
FLASHBACK! Why read a biography of a fictional comics artist? What if it’s also a history of Singapore — done in a style that apes more than...
Black Panther continues his wild ride, courtesy of Jack Kirby — but filling a role that could have been played by virtually any charac...
Ian M is a Japan-based Canadian creator whose work we’ve discussed on this podcast before. His work is often about Japan, but not nece...
FLASHBACK! We continue our look at Alan Moore’s 1980s run on Swamp Thing — a run in which the title character met werewolves and vampires (a...
FLASHBACK! Even amidst the anything-goes craziness of the early Image years, Sam Kieth’s The Maxx was an outlier. While it included some sup...
Somehow it’s taken us 20 years of podcasting to get to Jim Steranko’s fabled run on Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. But is the...
FLASHBACK! Due perhaps to the passage of time, poorly handled reprinting by DC, or some other reason, Alan Moore’s writing stint on Swamp Th...
We begin our look at Jack Kirby ‘s Black Panther series from the 1970s, introducing a new Kirby character who’s a bit too simila...
Sometimes, achieving your dream can be kind of a nightmare, even though it’s also rewarding. Claudia, in Katriona Chapman ‘s lat...
Inio Asano’s Goodnight Punpun gives us what appear to be a family of ghostly birds living in a much more realistic-looking world. Peop...
After “hunting” the Fantastic Four , the Black Panther reveals that he did it for practice, as he anticipated a battle against h...
At some point, the idea that some comics should be for adults took over to the extent that it became hard to find good comics for kids. Cart...
Sixty years ago, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby presided over the debut of the Black Panther in Fantastic Four #52. The story presents the expectat...
Jimmy Gownley is the award-winning creator of Amelia Rules , Tanner Rocks , The Dumbest Idea Ever , and more, as well as a co-host of the Un...
FLASHBACK! One of the most acclaimed Marvel runs of the 1980s was by Walt Simonson on The Mighty Thor . He began writing and drawing it with...
A love triangle. One member feels jilted and goes off the deep end. A gun is involved. Tim and Adam talk about the thriller Lovers Quarrel b...
Ed Subitzky did a lot of cartooning for National Lampoon back in the ‘70s and ‘80s. Much of his work revolves around comics done under certa...
While it seems a bit odd to see Captain America fighting Magneto , they do have something in common: Jack Kirby had a hand in creating both!...
FLASHBACK! Autobiographical comics are par for the course, but in 1972, Justin Green broke ground for the genre when he published Binky Brow...
Daredevil: Born Again , by Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli, is one of those comics stories that continues to attract attention decades a...
Jason Shiga is creator of the four-volume series Demon as well as many interactive comics. This week, Koom interviews Jason about his page l...
Our first episode was released on December 5, 2005. After 20 years of changes in focus, format, and personnel, as well as Tim self-teaching...
Longtime comics creator Carol Tyler went through a horrific stretch in her life where she lost numerous loved ones, from her parents, to a n...
Jim Keefe is a longtime comics creator who has worked on the Flash Gordon (art and story) and Sally Forth (art) newspaper strips as well as...
Jack Kirby wraps up his run on Captain America and the Falcon with issue 214, the rather underwhelming conclusion of the Night Flyer story....
FLASHBACK! If you’re into American comics at all, you undoubtedly know how Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko and others changed the industry...
Roy Beckwith and the Cursed Continent is a western series by Nick Patch, Jarret Katz, and Fabi Marques. It looks great but it runs at a brea...
Last summer’s Superman movie was a welcome improvement over many recent films featuring the character, and over much of the recent sup...
What if your first Star Wars movie were Return of the Jedi ? You’d have questions! That’s how Tim felt once he got started readi...
FLASHBACK! One of the most highly-regarded English-language strips of all time is George Herriman’s Krazy Kat , featuring the odd love/hate...
In 2023, King Features Syndicate decided to bring Flash Gordon , originally created by Alex Raymond and first published in 1934, back from r...
From 1942 to 1966, many of the Donald Duck comic books published by Dell Comics were written and drawn by Carl Barks . Like most comic book...
Captain America and the Falcon #212 concludes the Arnim Zola/Red Skull storyline in somewhat perfunctory fashion, and gives a living castle...
Joe Mallard , a favorite of Tim and Jason’s from a year ago, is back! Creator Asante Amani has sent us issues 4-6 of this crime series...
We’ve been building up to it for months with our reviews of previous Fantastic Four movies. Now it’s here, the FF’s debut...
This week, Koom interviews Wahab Algarmi , author of Almost Sunset , a graphic novel about a Muslim American boy’s search for balance betwee...
Ben Wickey has created a graphic novel, More Weight: A Salem Story , that gives us a very deep dive into the Salem witch trials: why they ha...
The film is bloated, it’s busy, it showcases numerous failures at human communication, and doesn’t hit some points it needs to....
To this day, Spider-man 2 is considered one of the best superhero movies. How does it stand up to Tim’s first viewing, after watching...
Tim and Mulele begin reviewing the Sony (pre-MCU) Spider-man movies with a look at 2002’s Spider-man , directed by Sam Raimi and starr...
This week, a look at two great new comics submitted by their creators: God Summoner , by Dio Zogaris and Manos Laouvardos , is a story in th...
FLASHBACK! Jim Shooter , who was Marvel Editor-in-Chief from 1978 to 1987, passed away on June 30. He wrote a number of comics published by...
In the 1960s, both Marvel and DC tried publishing humor books, often in a style reminiscent of MAD Magazine. One of these was DC’s Ang...
Art by Don Martin POW! ZAP! Comics may not be for kids anymore, but they still have sound effects! Our own Patrick Ijima-Washburn noticed th...
While the last three issues of Captain America and the Falcon we looked at were rather underwhelming, issues 209 to 211 give us all the kook...
We conclude our look at 2015’s Fant4stic , directed by Josh Trank . Trank’s behavior on the set (and on Twitter) have been nothi...
Should a director re-interpret a property when nobody wanted it re-interpreted? 2015’s Fant4stic , directed by Josh Trank , turns gett...
After the (connected) short stories of Safer Places , Kit Anderson ‘s new book is a full-on graphic novel called Second Shift (again f...
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