Podcast
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Ep. 63: Task Force Z #1
In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss finishing past arcs, Jason Todd’s weapon(s)-of-choice, gratuitous butt-shots, the future of distribution, Polka-Dot Man vs. Crazy Quilt confusion, art whiplash, “Bane-treats,” ElfQuest documentaries, […]
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Ep. 62: Swamp Thing (1982–1996) #24
In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss environmental issues, the amazing and important work of the Hero Initiative, the new “Dungeons & Dragons: The Tyrant’s Eye” pin from Stern, wood-rue, […]
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Ep. 61: Ms. Marvel (2014) #3
In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss crackin’ jokes with Spidey, makin’ space for more comics, Tim’s melange of Riddlers, more fun packaging easter-eggs, respect not reverence, and the origins […]
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Mic Drop #3: An Interview with Clay McLeod Chapman
In this special interview episode—a series we’ve now dubbed “Mic Drop”—Tim & Rob spend some time with author Clay McLeod Chapman (“Seance in the Asylum” with Dark Horse) discussing his […]
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Ep. 60: Of Bitter Souls #2
In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss non-fightin’ comics, saying cool superhero stuff, shape-shifting, “true” ghost stories, setting up giveaways, expanding the list (as always), and the brilliant collaboration between […]
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Ep. 59: Damn Them All #5
In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss loopholes, toy-inspired reading, hair club for men, amazing personal websites, fun English slang, “stories, innit?,” and how nothing comes for free. Demons: gotta […]
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Ep. 58: Farmhand #1
In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss family drama, severe haircuts, Joker figures, playful seriousness, familiar names in the special thanks, free comic samples, “branches on a tree of woe,” […]
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Ep. 57: Batman: Bloodstorm
In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss oblique Van Halen & Duran Duran references, our love of onomatopoeia, Daddy Batman’s disapproval, the lycanthropic Cat-Woman, in-comic Mortal Kombat fatalities, Adam West […]
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Ep. 56: Orbit: The Sixties
In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss upcoming Star Wars comics arcs, continuity oversight, “an eclectic mix of pop culture,” economy of history, the lack of a monoculture, Bing Crosby […]