Author Archives: Comic Relief Podcast

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 →

Matt Dunford was kind enough to ask me to be a part of the Toys & Animation panels, because I had appeared on the He-Man episode of The Toys That Made Us, and he knew I ran the Comic Relief … Continue reading →

Or… Is this podcast dead? Good news – well, depending on how you view it – the podcast is not dead. It’s officially been one year since we released an episode, when we last talked about Avengers: Infinity Wars. (Edit: … Continue reading →

When the majority of the team is in blue, the other ones are single solid colors also (red, orange) – coloring this was pretty easy.   To:

I’ve always been a THOR fan since the mid to late 70’s. I was first introduced to him through the pages of Avengers (#159) and began picking up his solo series shortly after that, off and on (back then I … Continue reading →