This week Andy and Brian discuss Buffy Season 8 #1 and Amazing Spider-man 537-539.
This week’s Deviantart.com artist of the week is yanimator!
Plus, witness such pop culture references as “Star Wars Kid” and “All Your Base”…and other controversial news events that are only 10 years late.
It’s all in good fun, folks.
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Graphic Classics: H. P. Lovecraft(GC:HPL)/140 pgs.& #11.95, Eureka Productions/various artists & adapters /sold at comics and book stores and www.graphicclassics.com.
Many consider H.P. Lovecraft to be the greatest horror writer who ever lived. The great disappointment in that statement is “lived”: there will never be a new Lovecraft story. So the best one can hope […]

In case you’ve never checked it out, Comic Review Weekly highly recommends:

Chris Sims offers more than just your daily dose of karate bear-fighting (as if that wouldn’t be enough in and of itself) he also gives you your daily dose of awesome comic commentary. Check it out.
Look for Chris to join us […]

This week Andy, Brian, and Marty talk about DC’s The Brave and the Bold #1 and Shazam! The Monster Society of Evil #2.
Also discussed:
- Free Comic Book Day (May 5th)
- NBC’s Heroes returns with new shows
- The guys wax tactical about Heroclix…a game none of them have ever played.
If you have any books you’d like […]

Captain America: Winter Soldier Vol. 2, published by Marvel Publishing, Inc., 136 pages, $14.99.
Where comics are concerned, I have to admit to being a continuity buff. I don’t agree with many of the decisions and directions of the Big Two publishers (Marvel and D.C. for any newcomers) these days. Regardless of my personal predilections, however, […]

This week we caught up with Michael J. Nelson of Mystery Science Theater 3000, and most recently, Rifftrax! Mike talks a bit about his pre-MST3K influences, briefly discusses a few of his writing projects, and talks about his latest work at rifftrax.com.
- Find out what the worst movie of all time is.
- Find out […]

Get your trigger fingers ready to right-click on “download” this week, kids. Because we’ve got an upcoming interview with the great Michael J. Nelson.

Those of you who are Mystery Science Theater 3000 fans don’t need to be told his resume. Those of you aren’t sure what MST3K is, well…you’d probably recognize […]

The Hot Rock Glide/108 pgs., spiral-bound chapbook, $35 from Jill Mosley/sold at on-line auctions and at www.smilinjackart.com.
Smilin’ Jack was one of the earliest and longest running adventure comic strips. Beginning in 1933 and continuing until 1973, it fed the public’s hunger for everything aviation through the exploits of pilot Smilin’ Jack and an amazing supporting […]

This week Andy reviews Jack of Fables TPB from Vertigo. Brian and Andy rant about the state of the comic industry and speculate on it’s possible future.
This week’s deviantart artist of the week is Randy Green (randygreen.deviantart.com)
Brian and Andy also discuss how they can go on with their lives now that they know who […]

I’m working on some more interviews for the upcoming weeks and don’t want to give the final word until the plans are…well…finalized.
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If you’re a fan of the greatest show that has ever been on TV (and by that I mean Mystery Science Theater 3000) then you should stay alert for an announcement here at Comic […]

This week Andy reviews Stephen King’s Dark Tower series by Marvel.
Brian and Andy also discuss the latest fare from their B-movie night, upcoming movie and DVD releases, Rocky Balboa, and most importantly, the funk returns.
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Yes, there’s another podcast on the way this week.  Between the norovirus two weeks ago, and an unexpected death in our family last week (and all the family business that follows) I’m trying to play catch up on everything this week.  In the meantime, look…a picture!

Okko: The Cycle of Water #1 (of 4)/32 pgs., $3.95from Asp Comics/art and story by Hub/sold at comics and book stores and www.aspcomics.com.
 
“Okko the ronin heads a small group of demon hunters, wandering the realms of Empire” reads a blurb promoting a new comics title from Archaia Studios.
 
Are you surprised? Isn’t every manga […]