Author Archives: Comic Relief Podcast

So, Jason Aaron, who wrote Thor for a bit – then wrote Thor, when Jane Foster became Thor, is returning to the world of Thor again – in a round about way. Or should I say he’s returning to the … Continue reading →

Another episode! This time we’re at Free Comic Book Day at Southern California Comics again! Once again, I have Ryan (who has been on our podcast previously – from the previous years we podcasted at Southern California Comics for Free … Continue reading →

People who have enjoyed Marvel’s “Space Adventures” from the last few years ago, have been wondering when Nova was going to be in one of these MCU movies. The Nova identity has been held by two people – Richard Rider, … Continue reading →

There’s next to nothing known about these next set of Star Wars movies; whether they will be a trilogy of movies; or if they’re going to be individual movies, every two years. It’s not surprising (and I am thankful, personally!) … Continue reading →

Peter Mayhew was someone you may not know by name, but there’s a solid chance you know his role. Peter Mayhew played the role of Chewbacca in the Star Wars franchise. He was featured in A New Hope, Empire Strikes … Continue reading →

This is the one. This is the one to end them all. After 10 (well, now 11?) years in the making… Avengers: EndGame has arrived. The wife and I saw it opening night at 9:50pm – and were excited to … Continue reading →

James Hudnall, who I originally heard of from his work on Alpha Flight has passed away. He worked on Alpha Flight between 1987 and 1988 (on issues 63, then 67-86). He’d also done work on Strikeforce: Morituri (between 1987-1988) between … Continue reading →

You doubted me, didn’t you? When I said the podcast wasn’t dead, even though it’s been a year? Don’t lie! I see the doubt in your eyes! Well here we are with a new episode! My normal partner in crime, … Continue reading →

Another year, another WonderCon! And once again, WonderCon did not disappoint. It’s probably my favorite “big” convention to go to. It has the right mixture of plenty of comic shops vending, mixed with every other kind of thing out there. … Continue reading →

If you’re familiar with Barry Blair’s work, you know Barry Blair could be, what some people might call… unusual. He wrote some eccentric comics, such as Leather & Lace, but what he’s most widely known for probably, is his work … Continue reading →