Comic Exposure

Andrea, the Queen of Halloween, dips her spooky scepter into the art and storytelling of Mike Mignola. What will she, Josh, and Travis think of Mignola’s dark fable anthology?

Andrea, the Halloween Queen, graces the pod with her royal presence to kick off the “spooky book” season with the Tyler Boss and Adriano Turtulici book “You’ll Do Bad Things”. This writer-based horror book may have some very chilling panels!

“Godzilla takes on his greatest foes yet—Jay Gatsby, Sherlock Holmes, and the Time Machinist—in this graphic novel mash-up by Tom Scioli from IDW Publishing!” Pretty weird huh? Yeah, we think so too, but in the best way.

It’s a “genre September” and there is reason to believe that the boys may find some joy in Matt Kindt and Dan McDaid’s cosmic odyssey comic.

“From Daniel Freedman (Raiders) and Mondo and DICE artist Robert Sammelin comes an original graphic novel that’s a nonstop, high-octane existential action spectacle that perfect for Mad Max: Fury Road fans.” Josh and Trav crack into the genre piece…

For a couple of 80’s baby punk rockers, Grommets scratches an itch for Josh and Travis when it comes to nostalgia. Listen to the guys talk everything from malls to Taco Bell in the skating fueled slacker story.

After a summer of reading comics that take place in a galaxy far far away, its time for Josh and Travis to wrap up their time in the Star Wars universe and maybe even pitch a Star Wars story arc or two.

Trav and Josh read through a comic based on the original rough draft of the Star Wars film.

Get a double dose of Vader in this episode with the boy’s thoughts on the 1999 four-issue mini-series “Vader’s Quest” and Kieren Gillen’s “Darth Vader” series.

Not all droids are sweethearts as Josh and Travis find out while reading Charles Soule’s Dark Droids.

Star Wars Summer begins after the original trilogy with “Heir to the Empire”, a graphic novel adaption of Timothy Zahn’s celebrated novel series.

Summer has begun and that means it is time for another Comic Exposure Summer Series. This summer is Star Wars Summer! Listen in as Travis and Josh pitch the Star Wars comics they will be reading and discussing this summer.

The boys talk another show favorite creator’s ongoing comic series: JEFF LEMIRE’s, Phantom Road. Does the book live up to what the boys expect from Jeff? Tune in and find out.

In this episode of Comic Exposure, we delve into the fascinating character of Helen of Wyndhorn — a captivating figure whose story combines humor, mystery, and depth. We’ll discuss her origins, her role within her comic series, and highlight the influence of renowned comic writer Tom King

After this season’s Disney + series “Daredevil: Born Again”, Josh and Travis wanted to fill in more of their devil holes, so this week, they are jumping back to the early 90’s to take a look at Frank Miller’s take on the early days of the character.

This week, we’re diving horns-first into the dark alleys of Hell’s Kitchen with a special variant episode all about Daredevil: Born Again on Disney+! Is the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen still the gritty vigilante we know and love? Or has the House of Mouse softened his edges?

In this episode of Comic Exposure, we dive into the shadows of Gotham City as we explore the captivating comic series “Gargoyle of Gotham.” Join us as we dissect the intriguing storyline, and stunning artwork that bring Rafael Grampá’s unique tale to life.

In this episode of Comic Exposure, we dive into We Stand on Guard, the explosive sci-fi miniseries from Brian K. Vaughan and Steve Skroce. Set in a war-torn future where a small band of Canadian resistance fighters takes on the occupying forces of the United States, this gripping tale is packed with action, political intrigue,…

Spoiler…the boys really like this contemplative journey to the heart of what it means to be human…oh, and there is Mars in here too. Thank you Mark Russell.

Writers, Henry Zebrowski, Marcus Parks, put their horror knowledge to the test in a creative take on the vampire myth. Josh and Travis stack this vampire tale against others in the genre.