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Maico and I discussed some of our favorite and least favorite heroes and villains… and I made a cover based off of an Avengers cover for this episode… The cover I was spoofing was Avengers #221 for anyone who was … Continue reading →

… due to a fan being right next to the mic when we recorded, and I thought it’d be funny to call it The Problem With Fans, making it sound like we were going to talk about Comic Book Fans. … Continue reading →

Long Beach Comic Expo and hang out in Colleen’s booth (who owns and runs Wyng’d Lyon Creations – but, as fate would have it, and illness would strike Tawmis down for nearly two and a half weeks, so that he was unable … Continue reading →

… was digging through some pictures and found these… This had inspired me, for WonderCon 2014 to make our own badges… I certainly do miss this fun, creativity the podcast often inspired in me.

… comic book games, specifically Marvel games. We even played the X-Men 2 game on SEGA… Watching this video still cracks me up. I feel like stuff like this would be fun to do.

… would be our seventh episode. And for this, I even created another set of custom shirts. Maico and I joked how crowds always give us anxiety (too many people who don’t understand personal space – who knew we were … Continue reading →

And I love the image I’d made for that… We also managed to rub elbows with some famous comic book folks… I regret not asking Whilce Portacio if he had time to sit down and do a little bit of … Continue reading →

This one, we really didn’t have a theme going into it. We just met up, and just started talking comics to see what came of it. This episode also has us interviewing (I think for the second time) a guest … Continue reading →

… and back then what was called The New 52. DC released 52 titles, all from a rebooted version of their universe. And I admit. I was hooked. The problem with getting into Batman or Superman, prior to that, is … Continue reading →

This is where we venture off from “what was considered mainstream” and cover some of the more “independent” comics… The irony being that we covered some stuff from Image Comics, who back in the 90s struck gold when the creatives … Continue reading →