Podcast appearances and mentions of alex ada

The boys get into the March Madness Spirit and create a little tournament bracket of their own! This weeks episode pits Alex + Ada #2 against Saga #25. Following that, we see Spencer and Locke #1 duke it out with Sex Criminals #1 for a spot in the next round!! A battle for supremacy in the comicverse, who will advance to the next round of our Min-March Melee bracket, continuing their journey to become "The Premier Paperback Prize Champion" for 2022? Is there an upset in the making? Find out in this weeks show!

Who said robots don't have feelings? Continuing the theme of graphic love stories, this edition of MMP discusses the possibility of human and robot relationships. In Alex & Ada #2 (2013), written by Sarah Vaughn & Jonathan Luna, the reader will likely notice many similarities between the comic and real life. In a not-so-distant future where technology is everywhere and human connection seems to be less common, the protagonist of our story finds himself with a new android companion. This sci-fi style story is anchored by the realistic art style of Jonathan Luna. Will the robot serve as a sufficient substitute for actual human contact? Or has technology gone too far? Find out in this exciting twist on traditional love stories!

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HS Tak (writer of Redshift for Scout Comics and Boy-1 for IDW) comes on to talk about making comics, what inspired his book Redshift, and his thoughts on Alex+Ada by Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn from Image Comics --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/comicsunscripted/support

This Week we discuss our comic book picks from the week of 11/11/2020 which include: DC's Dark Metal Event, Image's Lazarus and again Marvel's X of Swords. We also touch on a quite a few more books like Alex + Ada, Taskmaster and Firepower

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#Podcast #Comics #ImageComics #AlexAda Ya es complejo tener una relación sentimental, pero qué pasa cuando la relación no solo es ilegal sino que es entre un humano y una máquina, que pasa en un mundo en el que las inteligencias artificiales no sólo piensan sino que también sienten. Este es el mundo de Alex y Ada, un mundo al que estamos a punto de llegar. Además, hablamos de CÓMICS que han salido recientemente: - Marvel Action Spider-Man - Sleeping Beauties - Batman: The Three Jokers - Daredevil: One More Day - Fantastic Four: Antithesis NOTICIAS sobre: - DC Fandome - Wonder Woman - Flash - Batman - Suicide Squad - Gotham Knights - Marvel Studios - Spider-Man - Black Widow - The Eternals - Morbius - Shang-Chi - Star Wars - Kenobi - Grant Morrison

Issue 27 of Pull Or Pass! Sponsored by Travelling Man - https://www.travellingman.com/ Pull or Pass is your weekly, geeky comic book radio show. During the Covid-19 lockdown, rather than their usual reviews of three of the week's comic book releases, they're reviewing issue 1s that're available free from publisher's websites. News: • Coronavirus and the future and format of the show • Disney+'s UK launch, and the Marvel shows currently available • Ghostbusters Afterlife and Morbius films pushed back • Other potential film delays • DC continuing to release new titles digitally • Free digital first issues and which publishers are providing them This week's comics are all free downloads from Image Comics website: • 68 Homefront #1 • 8 House #1 • Alex + Ada #1 • Analog #1 Hosts: Mark Adams and Zach Whittaker Editor: Mark Adams Twitter: @PullOrPass We Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispod www.wemadethispod.com

In this episode Philippa recounts an embarrassing event (apologies - it wasn't her greatest moment) and reviews “Fifty Fifty” by Steve Cavanagh, “Deadland” by William Shaw, “”Kingdom of the Wicked” by Derek Landy, “The Three Musketeers” featured by the Classics Illustrated, “Paper Girls - Volume 3” by Brian K Vaughan and Cliff Chiang, “Alex & Ada” by Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn, and the book she is currently reading; “Strangers” by C L Taylor”.

The summer of love is in full swing, and what's a better book to cozy up with than one about some human and robot romance? We're talking Image Comics Alex + Ada by Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn on this month's book club!

Meredith and Kaytee had to call in the big guns this week, so they invited Amanda Espinosa to join them for this special episode of Currently Reading! Continuing Important announcement: we have a great discount code to share with you from The Bookshelf Thomasville! Now through June 30th, you can get anything on their website for 10% off using the code CURRENTLYREADING (wow!!!) This would be a great time to pick up a Shelf Subscription for yourself or others! You’ll hear a “bookish moment of the week” from each host: a perfectly bookish gift for a Labyrinth fan, a fun reading tracking idea, and a local bookstore visit. Next, we discuss our current reads for the week. We are each sharing two recent reads, and there are some really big opinions in this episode, so get ready! For our deep dive this week, Amanda has done some amazing prep work to fill up your Currently Reading Challenge worksheet in the Science Fiction and Fantasy slot. She’s created a number of book flights for each genre, and, in an unusual twist, there are even MORE titles in show notes than there are in the episode! As always, we finish up with A Book (yep, capitalized) that we’d like to press into every reader’s hands. A magical realist novel, a humorous collection of stories centered on childhood, and a fantasy novel that will totally transport you and you might wish was real (with a TRIPLE COSIGN!) As per usual, time-stamped show notes are below with references to every book and resource we mentioned in this episode. If you’d like to listen first and not spoil the surprise, don’t scroll down!  .  .  .  .  .  2:24 - Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: The Novelization by A.C.H. Smith 2:38 - Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: Coronation Vol. 1 by Simon Spurrier 3:24 - What Should I Read Next episode 187: Traveling the World Without Leaving Your Hometown 5:12 - Collected Works Bookstore in Santa Fe, NM 6:51 - The Gown by Jennifer Robson 8:09 - Episode 32 with Mindy Brouse 9:11 - The Murmur of Bees by Sophia Segovia 11:00 - Books by Gabriel Garcia Marquez 12:51 - Hey, Kiddo by Jarrett Krosoczka 14:30 - El Deafo by Cece Bell 15:44 - The Golem and the Jinni by Helene Wecker 17:36 - Do Not Become Alarmed by Maile Meloy 18:28 - Fierce Kingdom by Gin Phillips 19:05- Sarah’s Bookshelves Live 20:58 - The Girl in Red by Christina Henry 24:41 - Currently Reading 2019 Reading Challenge! 24:55 - Dark Matter by Blake Crouch 24:56 - 11/22/63 by Stephen King 24:58 - The Lunar Chronicles Series by Marissa Meyer 24:59 - Court of Thorns and Roses Series by Sarah J. Maas 25:00 - A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer 25:02 - A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab 27:11 - Flight 1: Sci-Fi in Space 27:17 - (1) The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury 28:11 - (2) Redshirts by Jon Scalzi 28:52 - (3) Leviathan Wakes by James SA Corey 30:04 - (4) Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card 30:12 - (5) The Martian by Andy Weir 30:47 - Flight 2: Sci-Fi on Earth 30:56 - (1) Fall; or, Dodge in Hell by Neal Stephenson 31:32 - Reamde by Neal Stephenson 31:47 - (2) Sleeping Giants by Sylvain Nueval 32:23 - (3) Alex + Ada by Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn 33:19 - (4) Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Phillip K. Dick 33:32 - (5) 11/22/63 by Stephen King 33:55 - Flight 3: YA Sci-Fi 34:00 - (1) Red Rising by Pierce Brown 34:37 - (2) The Illuminae Files by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff 35:46 - (3) The Thousandth Floor by Katharine McGee (4) Skyward by Brandon Sanderson (5) An Absolutely Remarkable Thing by Hank Green 36:07 - Flight 4: Fantasy 36:11 - (1) Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik 36:16 - Uprooted by Naomi Novik 36:49 - (2) The Princess Bride by William Golding (3) A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab (4) The Lunar Chronicles Series by Marissa Meyer (5) The Magicians by Lev Grossman Flight 5: Epic Fantasy 37:09 - (1) The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson 38:16 - (2) Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin 38:42 - Alcatraz Vs. The Evil Librarians by Brandon Sanderson (3) The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss 40:40 - Caraval by Stephanie Garber 41:28 - (4) His Majesty’s Dragon by Noami Novik (5) Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson Flight 6: YA Fantasy (1) Caraval by Stephanie Garber (2) Nimona by Noelle Stevenson (3) My Lady Jane by Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton, and Jodi Meadows (4) Wings of Fire by Tui T. Sutherland (5) The False Prince by Jennifer A. Nielsen 42:23 - Sourdough by Robin Sloan 42:25 - Calypso by David Sedaris 43:34 - Naked by David Sedaris 43:35 - Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris 43:49 - Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim by David Sedaris 44:51 - The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern 45:38- The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins 45:43 - Scythe by Neal Schusterman Find Amanda: Twitter: @AmandaEspi and @LoungeCuriosity Instagram: @LoungeCuriosity Website: https://curiositylounge.com/ Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/AmandaEspi *Please note that all book titles linked above are Amazon affiliate links. Your cost is the same, but a small portion of your purchase will come back to us to help offset the costs of the show. Thanks for your support!*  

Avengers Infinity War (spoilers end at 1 hr mark), Flash 45, Batman & Signal 3, Marvel Rising 0, Hunt For Wolverine, Thanos Annual, Aliens: Dust to Dust, Star Wars Adventures Annual, Antar the Black Knight, Fear Diaries, Deep Roots, Garfield: The Search for Pooky, Goldie Vance Vol 4, News (Venom Trailer, Sharp Objects, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Eisner Noms), Reviews (Spidey Larsen Omnibus, Alex + Ada)   Comics Credits: Flash 45 by Joshua Williamson, Christian Duce Fernandez, Luis Gerrero Batman and the Signal 3 by Tony Patrick, Scott Snyder, Cully Hamner, Laura Martin Marvel Rising 0 by Devin Grayson, Marco Failla, Rachelle Rosenberg Hunt For Wolverine by Charles Soule, David Marquez, Rachelle Rosenberg Thanos Annual 1 by Donny Cates, Geoff Shaw, Antonio Fabela, Christopher Hastings, Flaviano Armentaro, Federico Blee, Kieron Gillen, Andre Lima Araujo, Chris O’Halloran, Katie Cook, Heather Breckel, Ryan North, Will Robson, Rachelle Rosenberg, Al Ewing, Frazer Irving Aliens: Dust to Dust 1 by Gabriel Hardman, Rain Beredo Star Wars Adventures Annual 2018 by John Jackson Miller, Jon Sommariva, Matt Herms, Cavan Scott, Alain Mauricet, Chris Fenoglio Antar the Black Knight 1 by Nnedi Okorafor, Eric Battle Fear Diaries by Garrett Gunn, Nicolas Touris Deep Roots 1 by Dan Watters, Val Rodrigues, Triona Farrell Garfield: Search for Pooky by Scott Nickel, Antonio Alfaro, Andy Hirsch Goldie Vance Vol 4 by Jackie Ball, Hope Larson, Elle Power, Sarah Stern   Comics Countdown for 25 Apr 2018 Harrow County 30 by Cullen Bunn, Tyler Crook Kill or Be Killed 18 by Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips, Bettie Breitweiser Mighty Thor 706 by Jason Aaron, Russell Dauterman, Matt Wilson Redneck 12 by Donny Cates, Lisandro Estherren, Dee Cunniffe Flash 45 by Joshua Williamson, Christian Duce Fernandez, Luis Gerrero Thanos Annual by Donny Cates, Geoff Shaw, Antonio Fabela, Christopher Hastings, Flaviano Armentaro, Federico Blee, Kieron Gillen, Andre Lima Araujo, Chris O’Halloran, Katie Cook, Heather Breckel, Ryan North, Will Robson, Rachelle Rosenberg, Al Ewing, Frazer Irving Goldie Vance Vol 4 by Jackie Ball, Hope Larson, Elle Power, Sarah Stern Mother Panic: Gotham AD 2 by Jody Houser, Ibrahim Moustafa, Jordan Boyd, Paulina Ganucheau Sacred Creatures 6 by Klaus Janson, Pablo Raimondi, Hi-Fi, Chris Chuckry, Brian Reber, Dean White Detective Comics 979 by James Tynion IV, Phillip Briones, John Kalisz  

I veckans avsnitt pratar Nikko och Fernan om serierna "World of Warcraft: Legion","American Terrorist #1", "Saga Vol.4" och "Xeno trip part 2". Och den gemensamma läsningen denna vecka är "Alex + Ada Vol. 1".

[School of Movies 2017] Here's a short, and by no means exhaustive list of entertainment works influenced by this one movie...  RoboCop, Akira, Back to the Future Part II, Ghost in the Shell, The Fifth Element, The Matrix, Futurama, A.I.: Artificial Intelligence, I, Robot, Minority Report, Serenity, WALL-E, Battlestar Galactica, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Prometheus, District 9, Alex + Ada, Almost Human, Black Mirror, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Dredd, Chappie, Her, Ex-Machina, Valerian and Westworld. This episode we discuss Ridley Scott's ponderous, flawed, but hugely impactful and striking vision of the future, and musing on the nature of humanity, accompanied by Vangelis, and one of the greatest scores ever put to film. We steer clear of speculation about 2049 and that follow-up will get a full show in time. Guests Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg Collin Miller of The Cinema Cephalopod 

Time Codes: 00:00:31 - Introduction 00:02:39 - Announcement of the 2017 Eisner Award nominees 00:08:13 - Last weekend's Free Comic Book Day 00:18:45 - Herman by Trade 00:41:43 - Rise of the Dungeon Master 01:09:03 - Eternal Empire #1 01:27:04 - Wrap up 01:27:56 - Contact us   This week Andy and Derek look at three new titles, each one visiting the fantastic in one form or another. Before they jump into the reviews, however, they discuss some of the big comics news from the past week: the announcement of the 2017 Eisner Award nominations and Free Comic Book Day. The guys don't go into too much detail about the Eisner nominees because they plan on devoting an upcoming episode to that topic. However, they do briefly mention the curious situation surrounding the nomination of the Love Is Love collection in the Best Anthology category. They have much more to say about last Saturday's Free Comic Book Day. Both guys share some of their experiences at their local shops and the free comics they got there. Listen to the podcast's FCBD episode for more details. But then the Two Guys get into the heart of this week's show. They begin with Chris W. Kim's Herman by Trade, coming out this week from SelfMadeHero. Although on the surface this appears to be a more realistic narrative, its fantastic elements become apparent in the transformation of the title character who has the ability to change his appearance and mimic others' abilities at will. As both Derek and Andy point out, this is an unusual story that sticks with you long after reading. Next, they turn to a new graphic biography that is all about fantasy, Rise of the Dungeon Master: Gary Gygax and the Creation of D&D (Nation Books). The art is by Koren Shadmi, but the book is written by David Kushner, based on a profile he wrote for Wired magazine in 2008. What's most notable about this brief biography is the narrative point of view, almost entirely presented in the second person. This is fully in keeping with the spirit of role-playing games, where in this case the the narrating presence is, in essence, your "dungeon master" guiding your awareness as you enter the creators' biographical realm. Finally, Andy and Derek conclude with the latest collaboration from Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn. Eternal Empire #1 (Image Comics) is a fantasy set in a distant world that, as Andy points out, is reminiscent of Game of Thrones. In fact, the guys spend a good bit of time speculating on the originality of this series, wondering if the unique elements will become more apparent in the issues to come. And while Andy isn't sure if he'll stick around to find out, Derek is going to give Eternal Empire a chance, especially given his appreciation of the Luna brothers' previous comics, and especially Luna and Vaughn's previous series Alex + Ada.

We're back with episode 42, discussing AI, specifically of the female or female-coded variety. Topics include the films Her and Ex Machina, and the comic Alex + Ada by Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn, how those stories are in conversation with one another, what gender has to do with robots, and whether artificial intelligence is even that great of an idea, anyway. Special thanks to our friend Stephani for the donuts. Oh, and her intelligent conversation. The post Episode 41 – AI appeared first on FAKE GEEK GIRLS.

This week on View from the Gutters our topic work is: Alex + Ada Story by . . . . . . Sarah Vaughn, Jonathan Luna Art by . . . . . . . . Jonathan Luna Alex + Ada is a 15-issue SF/Romance series set in the near future. Several years before the [???]

This week on View from the Gutters our topic work is: Alex + Ada Story by . . . . . . Sarah Vaughn, Jonathan Luna Art by . . . . . . . . Jonathan Luna Alex + Ada is a 15-issue SF/Romance series set in the near future. Several years before the […]

Hey Handsomites! Eric and Robbie are talking about Alex and Ada this week! They discuss the role of AI in the story, the “cute” factor, and their complaints about the ending. They also review Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #0 and Secret Wars #9, and finally have it out about The Force Awakens! Weekly Floppies Mighty […] The post 129 – Alex + Ada by Jonathan Luna & Sarah Vaughn appeared first on Handsome Boys Comics Hour.

The holidays always throw a wrench in the recording schedule but Nick and Brock could pass up talking about the dark spectacle that is the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice trailer. Put that right up against the Captain America: Civil War trailer and the contrast between DC and Marvel’s approaches is very clear. Near... View Article The post Episode 65: Alex + Ada and Captain Macbastard appeared first on Schlock Works.

Welcome to the giant-sized third episode of Librarians Assemble! In part 1 Josh is joined by new co-host, Angel Getzinger. This week Josh and Angel discuss two graphic novels every library should own: Alex + Ada and Southern Bastards.

Who will be the first to talk about robot sex in this discussion of Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn’s romantic android graphic novel? Tune in to find out. Guest Mike Sobek.

Kick off your shoes, get comfortable and get ready for almost 3 hours of the Graphic Novice Comic Book Podcast.  The opening segment takes up roughly an hour, as VF & Nickel catch up and discuss the Graphic Novice T-Shirt campaign, cabin renovations, July 4th, gun control and fireworks. After the non-comic related banter comes to an end, the "Comic News" segment focuses entirely on a run down of all the books scheduled for release or relaunch following the end of Marvel's "Secret Wars" event. VF and Nickel discuss each book and share their relative enthusiasm for the title. Following one of the longer news segments, HQ sent the signal down to try and wrap things up, so the guys limited "Rapid Fire Review" to one week of books, looking at the titles released on June 17, 2015, including: Captain Canuck #2, Black Canary #1, Justice League of America #1, Alex + Ada #15, Lazarus #17, Low#7, Manifest Destiny #15, Southern Bastards #9, Deadpool's Secret Secret Wars #2, Magneto #19, Moon Knight #16, Ms. Marvel #16, Old Man Logan #2, Runaways #1, Thors #1, Bloodshot Reborn #3, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #45 & 46. The guys promise to catch up on Rapid Fire Review next episode and close out the show with a look at the books released on July 8, 2015.  Thanks so much for listening... Stay Classy.

Lots of news got announced before recording commenced so Tom Holland getting cast as the new Spider-Man is a topic of discussion, Kelly Sue DeConnick leaving Captain Marvel (and the new team that's coming on board), Noelle Stevenson leaving Lumberjanes and all sorts of other things get brought up. Here's a couple other things mentioned in the show: Secret Loves of Geek Girls (OMG Stephanie has to write a thing for a thing... supposing the thing is funded!) and we'll be talking a bit about this piece by Kieron Gillen regarding sales numbers from someone that it directly affects next week so check it out if you want to be informed. Lightning Round Harley Quinn/Power Girl #1, Secret Six #3, Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman #11, Ms. Marvel #16, Black Canary #1, Alex + Ada #15, Archer & Armstrong Vol. 1, Quantum & Woody Vol. 1, Old Man Logan #2, Mad Max: Fury Road: Furiosa #1, Hex 11, Coffin Hill #19, Saga #29. Book of the Week Doctor Strange & Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment (1989/Stern/Mignola OGN)(plus a side-trip into Emperor Doom OGN/1987), Martian Manhunter #1, Runaways #1, Thors #1. Shared Book of the Week The Fiction #1 by Curt Pies and David Rubin. Next week's #TCBOTW is: Mulan Revelations #1 by Marc Andreyko and Micah Kaneshiro

DC - Black Canary #1. Brenden Fletcher y Annie Wu. - Doctor Fate #1. Paul Levitz y Sonny Liew. - Doomed #1. Scott Lobdell y Javier Fernández. - Harley Quinn & Power Girl #1. Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray y Stephane Roux. - Justice League of America #1. Bryan Hitch. - Martian Manhunter #1. Rob Williams y Eddy Barrows. - Robin: Son of Batman #1. Patrick Gleason. MARVEL - Squadron Sinister #1. Marc Guggenheim y Carlos Pacheco. - Thors #1. Jason Aaron y Chris Sprouse. OTRAS EDITORIALES - Empty Zone #1. Jason Shawn Alexander. (Image). - The Fiction #1. Kurt Pires y David Rubín. (Boom!). - Alex+Ada #15. Jonathan Luna y Sarah Vaughn. (Image). Final de colección.

DC - Black Canary #1. Brenden Fletcher y Annie Wu. - Doctor Fate #1. Paul Levitz y Sonny Liew. - Doomed #1. Scott Lobdell y Javier Fernández. - Harley Quinn & Power Girl #1. Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray y Stephane Roux. - Justice League of America #1. Bryan Hitch. - Martian Manhunter #1. Rob Williams y Eddy Barrows. - Robin: Son of Batman #1. Patrick Gleason. MARVEL - Squadron Sinister #1. Marc Guggenheim y Carlos Pacheco. - Thors #1. Jason Aaron y Chris Sprouse. OTRAS EDITORIALES - Empty Zone #1. Jason Shawn Alexander. (Image). - The Fiction #1. Kurt Pires y David Rubín. (Boom!). - Alex+Ada #15. Jonathan Luna y Sarah Vaughn. (Image). Final de colección.

On this episode, the TSP crew discusses the direction of Game of Thrones, cynical and meaningless deaths in fiction, and Image Comics' foray into rogue AI with ALEX + ADA!

On this episode, the TSP crew discusses the direction of Game of Thrones, cynical and meaningless deaths in fiction, and Image Comics' foray into rogue AI with ALEX + ADA!

Everything starts out nice and civil as VF and Nickel discuss Mother's Day, marriage, regional differences in Canada, Rose City Comic Con, meeting new people, fear of financing, mortgages, and the cabin financing until things get a little heated during a debate of the merits of Marvel's Secret Wars Event.  VF is really optimistic and positive about Secret Wars after the first book, Nickel decides to rant incoherently on the negative side.  In a nonsensical tirade, Nickel insults Stan Lee and broad range of comic writers and confuses the '60s with the '80s, while VF prefers the path of common sense.  Early polls have Round 1 going to VF, but Nickel's incessant rambling do manage to give VF a migraine. In our "Rapid-Fire Review" segment for books released on April 29, 2015, we talk about Batman #40, Convergence #4, Alex + Ada #14, Bitch Planet #4, Outcast #8, Red One #2, All-New Captain America #6, Avengers #44, Fantastic Four #645, Inhuman #14, Moon Knight #14, New Avengers #33, Nova #30, Silk #3, Superior Iron-Man #8, Wolverines #16, and X-Men #26. After wrapping up our discussion of a week of reading, we once again look ahead to the books coming out on May 6, 2015 and pick the books we're most excited about. Unite the Seven.

Comics Therapy. No Reviews. Just Analysis.Three comics books from April 29, 2015. Plus a Second, Opinion, featuring questions answered by a different listener each week, with Ben Diederich. Show Notes:This week we’re talking about Avengers and New Avengers, the current runs of which will go down in history as the best large scale comic event ever. With issues #44 and #33 respectively, we end three years of complex build up of multiple storylines and infinite characters all leading to Secret Wars.And in contrast, we’re also going to talk about Alex + Ada #14, which is about as different from an event comic as you can get. Understated, emotional growth between primarily two characters. Aaron suggested the theme be “there can be only one”, a tongue in cheek reference to a single Earth left in Avengers. But Andrea countered with “it takes two”, or three or four or twenty-seven. There’s plenty of room for all kinds of comics. Let’s dive into these polar opposites and see what we see.Avengers #44New Avengers #33 13:35Alex + Ada #14 36:12

The Graphic Novice Comic Book Podcast returns for another week.  After announcing a new 60-minute format change proposal, we changed nothing, and to the surprise of noone, we didnt mangage to cut any time off the podcast.  We spend the non-comic book portion of the show talking about past break-ups, sleeping habits, sneaking back home after a night of drinking and a plethora of other self-indulgent subject matter before moving on to our focus content, comic books. Comic news includes a cutting and insightful review of iZombie and the CW App.  In our weekly review of the books we read from March 18, we discuss Batgirl #40, Batman Eternal #50, Alex + Ada #13, Chrononauts #1, Outcast #7, Red One #1, All-New Captain America #5, All-New X-Men #39, Amazing Spider-Man #16.1, Magneto #16 (Nickel's Book of the Week), Moon Knight #13, Silk #2, and Wolverines #11. We didnt leave enough time to discuss the February Sales totals, so we moved right to a quick look at the books coming out March 25, 2015, and say our weekly goodbyes.

03:08 - What’s Up with Aaron Patterson? Twitter GitHub Blog Red Hat

03:08 - What’s Up with Aaron Patterson? Twitter GitHub Blog Red Hat

03:08 - What’s Up with Aaron Patterson? Twitter GitHub Blog Red Hat

We're back but do to circumstances beyond our control we're turning in a fun-sized, lean podcast at 45 mins. Luckily it was a light week, news-wise , so we were able to concentrate on comics. 9:44 Silk #2 12:41 Batgirl: End Game #1 14:51 Alex & Ada #13 17:48 All-New Captain America #5 23:42 Manhattan Projects: Son beyond the Stars #1 27:07 Amazing Spiderman 16.1 28:46 Recommendations of the Week Chrononaughts #1 34:42 Magneto #16

Trying something a little different this time around .We talk about the first volumes of 4 different comics. The first half features What Did You Eat Yesterday and Ajin: Demi-human and the second half features Alex+Ada and Ms. Marvel.

A celebration of 50 episodes, and well over 100 hours of podcasting together, we start out the show with a slightly self-indulgent look at where we're at as a podcast. Nickel bought himself a congratulatory cake and some Smaug Stout for a one-man celebration, and doesn't shut up after the stout kicks in. The guys talk about Doc's march to the National Hockey League, his troubles at the local comic shop, and then deal with the listener feedback mailbag. In "Rapid-Fire Review" the guys discuss Evil Empire #10, Batman #38, Batman Eternal #43, Gotham Academy #4, Gotham By Midnight #3, The Multiversity Guidebook #1, Alex + Ada #12, Bitch Planet #2, Cassanova Acedia #1, Dying and The Dead #1, They're Not Like Us #2, Amazing X-Men #16, New Avengers #29, Nova #26, Spider-Man 2099 #8, Thor #4 and Uncanny Avengers #1. We wrap things up, as always, with a look at the books we're reading in the upcoming week (February 4, 2015), and Nickel drunkedly tries to remember people to thank before VF has to put him out of his misery. Thanks for listening!

Are you sitting down? Excellent, the Nine Panel Power trio of Ali, John, and Steve is back in the building and ready to talk about their favorite comic books of the week and all the news you can fit in your earholes on a Monday morning or whenever you listen to us. Corporate Overlords: @FalloutShelter @SocialifestyleMag Hosts: @Stevezie @xpressingit @JohnLor85 32:19 New Avengers #29 37:02 Sex #19 40:40 Alex & Ada #12 44:23 Batman #38 49:20 Zero #14 53:00 Casnova Acedia #1 56:50 Recommendations of the "Weak" Uncanny Avengers #1 1:02:14 Dying and the Dead #1

After going off the grid for the final month of 2014, this episode marks the less than triumphant return of the Graphic Novice Comic Book Podcast.  We try out a few more format changes, discuss the holidays, and pack in a ton of listener questions, a Walking Dead Trade review, 3 weeks worth of book summaries, and a look at the new and noteworthy from the upcoming week. we go over issues #73-78 of the Walking Dead with "Sometimes Fred" before an abbreviated "Rapid-Fire Review" segment. We spend some time discussing Batman #37, Batman Eternal #37, Alex + Ada #11, Manifest Destiny #12, Rumble #1, All-New Captain America #2, All-New X-Men #34, Avengers Now Handbook #1, Memetic #3 (of 3), Grind House Drive-In Bleed Out #2, Outcast #6, AXIS #9, and Nova #25.  We wrap things up with a look at the books coming out on January 7, 2015 and ofcourse, some TLC.

No nos gusta hacer Tops, pero esta semana no había mucha novedad, así que hemos hablado, sin ningún orden concreto, de los tebeos que más hemos disfrutado en 2014. La memoria nos ha dado para acordarnos, principalmente, de estos: - Southern Bastards. Jason Aaron y Jason Latour. - The Wicked+The Divine. Kieron Gillen y Jamie McKelvie. - Moonknight. Ellis y Declan Shalvey. - Black Widow. Nathan Edmonson y Phil Noto. - The Fade Out. Brubaker y Phillips. - Velvet. Brubaker y Epting. - Alex+Ada. Jonathan Luna y Sarah Vaughn. - ¡Universo! Albert Monteys. - Saga. Brian K. Vaughan y Fiona Staples. - The Private Eye. Brian K. Vaughan y Marcos Martín. - Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man. Bendis y Márquez. - Thor. Jason Aaron y Russell Dauterman.

No nos gusta hacer Tops, pero esta semana no había mucha novedad, así que hemos hablado, sin ningún orden concreto, de los tebeos que más hemos disfrutado en 2014. La memoria nos ha dado para acordarnos, principalmente, de estos: - Southern Bastards. Jason Aaron y Jason Latour. - The Wicked+The Divine. Kieron Gillen y Jamie McKelvie. - Moonknight. Ellis y Declan Shalvey. - Black Widow. Nathan Edmonson y Phil Noto. - The Fade Out. Brubaker y Phillips. - Velvet. Brubaker y Epting. - Alex+Ada. Jonathan Luna y Sarah Vaughn. - ¡Universo! Albert Monteys. - Saga. Brian K. Vaughan y Fiona Staples. - The Private Eye. Brian K. Vaughan y Marcos Martín. - Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man. Bendis y Márquez. - Thor. Jason Aaron y Russell Dauterman.

This week, Graphic Novice pays homage to Dolly Parton Wednesdays, and celebrates one of country music's all-time sweethearts off the top of the show.  We continue our exploration of the female form with a look at newsworthy women in comics this week, including a Wonder Woman makeover, and a controversial Spider-Woman cover image.  After discussing an intellectual look at Spider-Woman's physique, we debate the various reactions to scantily clad females in comics.  A quick review of Marvel's AXIS event precedes our "Rapid-Fire Review" segment.  Our review of the books from November 12, 2014 includes Crossed Badlands #65, Deep State #1, Evil Empire #7, Wild's End #3, Grindhouse Drive In Bleed Out #1, Batgirl #36, Batman #36, Batman Eternal #32, The Kitchen #1, Alex + Ada #10, Drifter #1, Fade Out #3, Outcast #5, Walking Dead #134, Wytches #2, All-New Captain America #1, Axis #5, Captain America and the Mighty Avengers #1, Death of Wolverine: The Logan Legacy #4, Nightcrawler #8, Nova #23, She-Hulk #10, Spider-Verse #2, Superior Iron Man #1, and Thor #2.  We then bring out our Fred for the "Bring Out Your Dead" segment, where we look at Walking Dead TPB #11 (Issues 61-66).  Things get wrapped up with an interesting aeronautic twist on next week's books. Thanks for checking us out, we've been working hard on our gluts.

We are back and we are talking about a lot of comics! Thor #2, Batgirl #36, Red Sonja, Wicked + Divine, Wytches, All-New Captain America, Superior Iron Man, Spider-Verse, Captain Marvel, Alex + Ada, and She-Hulk are all on the docket, plus a few more! We also dive in on DC's Convergence event, Doom being a blogger in Fantastic Four, and the monthly comic book sales!

42:25 Spiderverse #1 46:41 Superior Iron Man #1 53:25 All New Captain America #1 56:44 Axis #5 1:01:24 Batman #36 1:07:13 Thor #2 1:10:39 The Life After #5 1:17:15 Walk Dead #133 1:22:34 Alex & Ada #10

Graphic Novice attempts to connect with a new demographic this episode, and as a result, our explicit rating gets a bit more explicit than usual.  The big comic news of the day is DC raising the price of individual Batman issues to $4.99 during the upcoming Endgame arc.  We spend a considerable amount of time talking about comic pricing, and a little bit of time discussing Wolverine's pre-mature death in Nightcrawler #7.  In "Rapid-Fire Review" we look at Crossed Badlands #62, Batman Eternal #26, Detective Comics #35, Gotham Academy #1, Grayson #3, Cutter #1, Nailbiter #6, Peter Panzerfaust #21, Protectors Inc. #9, Alex + Ada #9, The Fade Out #2, Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier #1, Captain America #25, Death of Wolverine #3 (of 4), Moon Knight #8, Silver Surfer #6, Thor #1, Uncanny Avengers #25, X-Men #20, Sally of the Wasteland #3, and Armor Hunters Aftermath #1.  After choosing our best and worst books of the week, Doc explains why he is abandoning the Plus/Minus system he proposed a few episodes back.  We wrap things up with a quick look at the books we'll be checking out after their October 8, 2014 release date. A certain guest editor put this episode together after a night of drinking, so if it sounds a bit off, dont worry, we think our regular editor, VF, will take the reigns back after he hears it.  Thanks for listening!

Efter ett misslyckat försök för några veckor sedan (hör förklaringen i detta avsnitt) så kom han nu äntligen tillbaka: Kodjo Akolor! Vi tar pulsen på vad han sysslat med senaste tiden och bestämmer även date igen i samband med Comic Con Gamex! Dessutom har Tove & Mats spelat Gauntlet, en remake på det gamla arkadspelet från mitten av 80-talet. Niklas har sett The Raid 2, uppföljaren till den indonesiska filmen som har samma story som Dredd. Right? Vi kommenterar även Iron Man 4-ryktena och de senaste uttalandena från RDJ? Trollololl eller ej… Mats har dessutom ännu ett comics-tips, Image-serien Alex + Ada av Jonathan Luna (Spider-Woman mm) och Sarah Vaughn. Tove har kollat in starten av Sleepy Hollow S02 och tänkte dela med sig av lite intryck. Dessutom peppar vi inför nya avsnitt av Twin Peaks! 25 år sedan originalvändan... Det blir även mycket Sherlock-relaterat för lyssnaren Rebecka som vill ha tips inför en kommande London-resa. Utöver detta hinner vi även med ett gäng lyssnarmail, kommentarer och annan idioti i vanlig ordning. Tack & förlåt!

Justice League #34 25:07 Futures End #22 28:58 Bucky Barnes #1 32:02 The Woods #6 36:17 Thunderbolts #30 42:30 Thor #1 48:21 Edge of SpiderVerse #4 54:48 Gotham Academy #1 58:40 Alex & Ada #9 01:03:30

Steve is lost in Canada so it's just Bobby, Stephanie and Bob on this week's show as they tackle some of the big news from this week such as Marvel's cancellations (goodbye Elektra :( ) and answer listener questions submitted by... DUN DUN DUN, listeners! That's in the second half of the show along with a brief Fan Expo interview with  Fred Kennedy, author of The Fourth Planet, so make sure to tune in for that. Lightning Round: Velvet, Coffin Hill, Alex + Ada, Steed and Mrs. Peel, Harley Quinn, Star Trek: Sitting on the Edge of Forever, All-New Invaders, All-New X-Men, Superman, Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor. Books of the Week: Femme Fatale: A Collection of Deadly Women in Myth, The Fourth Planet, Silver Surfer #5, Fantastic Four #9 (original and new), Wayward, Death Defying Doctor Mirage.

Pro wrestling. Don't delete this episode just yet, hold on. Box Brown has created a graphic novel detailing Andre the Giant's life so magical that even if you don't give two hoots about wrestling you'll want to check it out. Let's talk about it. (04:30) - Shirts are in (05:30) - "Internal numbers" (08:20) - Comic chatter: Hexed 1, Alex + Ada, She-Hulk 7l (21:50) - Lightning Round™: Sex Criminals 7, Captain America 23, Marvel 75th Anniversary Trading Cards (25:57) - Andre the Giant: Life and Legend (49:35) - Letters: Mr. N destroys Jonesy, playlists and grooves, Brad Metzler, JManSays returns and destroys Jonesy. By @dale_a, @slim, and @JonesyLovesBeer Special thanks to YOU for our iTunes reviews; they help spread the word about the show. Sponsor: The Comic Book Shop. The best place to grab your print or digital comics. Links: Download MP3, Andre the Giant: Life and Legend, iTunes, YouTube, RSS

  Do Snitches Get Stitches? Looks like they do, as Doc Thirst gets shanked in the drunk tank during his week off.  This episode starts out with our two world travellers discussing their adventures, as we discuss the folk music festival in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and a couple of the larger comic shops in Colorado.  Comic news gets skipped over, and we jump right into our inappropriately named "Rapid-Fire Review", and discuss Big Trouble in Little China #3, The Woods #4, Batman Eternal #18, Detective Comics #34, Grayson #2, Alex + Ada #8, Lazarus #10, Nailbiter #4, Spread #2, Black Widow #9, Iron Fist The Living Weapon #5, Kick-Ass 3 #8, Legendary Star-Lord #2, Moon Knight #6, Punisher #9, Rocket Raccoon #2, She-Hulk #7, Superior Spider-Man #32, and The Bunker #5.  After we wrap up the reviews/discussion, we tally up the plus/minus scoring system and pick our best and worst of the week.  Our esteemed co-host Doc sneaks in a quick summary of his extra-curricular reading before we take a look at July comic book sales, and list the books being released on August 13 that we have an interest in. Its Graphic Novice's first episode on Geek Life Radio, and to celebrate we kept her under the 2.5 hours this week.  Recently voted the internet's 6,317th best comic book podcast, please join us for this important moment in Graphic Novice history.

On this week's episode we bring Ali back from the dead. Only problem is... he's a baby. We left him in the Lazarus Pits a little too long and it ended badly. We are still here to talk to you about the comics of the week and the huge weekend opening for Guardians of the Galaxy. It's the Nine Panel Weekly Comic Book Podcast Presented by The Fallout Shelter in Highland Park, NJ! Show Notes: Hinterkind #10 (00:18:36) Alex + Ada #8 (00:23:20) Grayson #2 (00:31:50) Original Sin #3.4 (00:37:00) Genius #1 (00:41:05) Moon Knight #6 (00:48:59) Recommendations of the Week: Rocket Raccoon #2 (00:52:19) The Woods #4 (00:59:58)

With 22 episodes down on vinyl, the metaphorical 80's metal band that is Graphic Novice starts to show some signs of coming off the rails.  Will the band be able to put their differences behind them, or will they wrap this thing up and decide to go their separate ways?  In between the bickering, we pack this episode with network commercials, quality impressions, public service announcements, and dramatic re-enactments.  VF, Doc and Nickel, and guest host Fred discuss which female superhero they would like to see on the big screen, Marvel comics gossip, the awesomeness of Scott Summers, and Doc's mode of transportation for a pending camping trip.  After sharing some ill-informed opinions on the news of the day, they move onto "Rapid-Fire Review" and look at Witcher #4, Batman Eternal #11, Harley Quinn #7, Alex + Ada #7, Sex Criminals #6, The Wicked + The Divine, Avengers #31, Nova #18, Original Sin #4, Punisher #7, Silver Surfer #3, Uncanny X-Men #22, Wolverine and the X-Men #5, and X-Men #15.  After our always brief and efficient weekly reviews, Fred joins us again, and we share our thoughts and impressions on the second Walking Dead Trade Paperback, "Miles Behind Us" (Issues #7-12).  As always, we wrap things up with a look at what books are coming out during the week ahead.

Russell is in the mix with Batman Eternal #11, Futures End #7, Batman and Ra's Al Ghul #32, Supergirl #32, Red Hood and the Outlaws #32, Harley Quinn #7, Original Sin #4, Silver Surfer #3, Uncanny X-Men #22, Punisher #7, Alex + Ada #7, Sex Criminals #6, The Wicked + The Divine #1, V-Wars #3, Harbinger #24 and Unity #8. Then, he gives his 'Best Bets' for next week.

- Original Sin #1. Jason Aaron y Mike Deodato Jr. (Marvel). - Cyclops #1. Greg Rucka y Russell Dauterman. (Marvel). - Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man #1. Bendis y Márquez. (Marvel). - The Woods #1. James Tynion IV y Michael Dialynas. (Boom!) - Iron Fist The Living Weapon #2. Kaare Andrews. (Marvel). - Alex+Ada #6. Sarah Vaughn y Jonathan Luna. (Image).

- Original Sin #1. Jason Aaron y Mike Deodato Jr. (Marvel). - Cyclops #1. Greg Rucka y Russell Dauterman. (Marvel). - Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man #1. Bendis y Márquez. (Marvel). - The Woods #1. James Tynion IV y Michael Dialynas. (Boom!) - Iron Fist The Living Weapon #2. Kaare Andrews. (Marvel). - Alex+Ada #6. Sarah Vaughn y Jonathan Luna. (Image).

Russell and David are in the mix with Futures End #1, Batman Eternal #5, Detective Comics #31, Green Arrow #31, Swamp Thing #31, Earth 2 #23, Batman/Superman #10, Green Lantern #31, The Wake #8, Cyclops #1, Black Widow #6, Original Sin #1, She-Hulk #4, Moon Knight #3, Iron Fist: The Living Weapon #2, Alex + Ada #6, Revenge #3, Revival #20, Madame Frankenstein #1 and Nailbiter #1. Then they discuss the new 'Gotham' trailer and the latest episodes of 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' and 'Arrow'. They wrap up with their 'Best Bets' for next week.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier is right around the corner and so the Talking Comics crew sits down with resident historian Bob Reyer to talk Steve Rogers. We take you from Simon + Kirby to Ed Brubaker and even discuss the greater meaning of Captain America as a symbol. We also find time to do books of the week which include All-New Ghost Rider, Silver Surfer, Sandman: Overture #2, Empowered, and Alex + Ada.

Russell and David are in the mix with Superman #29, Justice League Dark #29, Flash #29, Batman: The Dark Knight #29, Talon #17, Red Lanterns #29, Aquaman #29, Injustice Year Two #3, The Wake #7, Hawkeye #18, Revolutionary War: Omega #1, Superior Spider-Man #30, Guardians of the Galaxy #13, All-New Ghost Rider #1, Silver Surfer #1, Uncanny Avengers #18, Amazing X-Men #5, Dead Body Road #4, Alex + Ada #5, Sex #12, Revenge #2, The Walking Dead #124 and Eternal Warrior #7. Then, the guys discuss the new teaser trailer to 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' and the latest episodes from 'The Walking Dead' and 'Arrow'. They wrap up with their 'Best Bets' for next week.

Jermaine and Stephen bring you the April Previews catalogue for items shipping in June, fly through a lightning round of Comics at the Table, and keep you up to date on all the latest events on the Acme calendar! Show Notes: Captain America Winter Soldier Greensboro Premiere! - Thursday, April 3rd  8 PM at Carmike 18 Cinemas! Adam WarRock Live! - with Alter ID and Leo Hodson, Wednesday, April 23rd  8:30 PM at Geeksboro Coffeehouse Cinema! Free Comic Book Day 2014!!! - Saturday, May 3rd  10 AM - 7 PM! Dark Horse Comics - Goon One For the Road one-shot, Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess Link DC Comics - Absolute Batman Haunted Knight HC, Batman '66 Meets Green Hornet #1, Tiny Titans Return to the Treehouse #1, Infinity Man & the Forever People #1 IDW Publishing -  Cartoon Network Super Secret Crisis War #1, Angry Birds Comics #1 Image Comics - Outcast #1, Wicked & the Divine #1, That's Because You're a Robot one-shot Marvel Comics - Thanos Infinity Revelation OGN HC, Marvel Masterworks Famous Firsts 75th Anniversary Slipcase Set, Savage Hulk #1, Figment #1 Comics & Graphic Novels - Big Trouble in Little China #1, Doctor Who 10th #1, Doctor Who 11th #1, Seconds OGN HC Toys, Statues & Models - Firefly Malcolm Reynolds 1/6 Scale Master Series Statue Comics at the Table! - Survive #1, Superior Spider-man #30, Superior Spider-man Team-Up #11, Guardians of the Galaxy #13, All-New Ghost Rider #1, Silver Surfer #1, Bunker #2, Manhattan Projects #19 and Alex + Ada #5!

Enfin nous sommes de retour! Pour marquer cette reprise, nous vous proposons une émission autour de l'actualité récente, de la nouvelle collection Marvel chez Hachette aux dernières infos castings, en passant par Infinity, Alex+Ada, et plein d'autres choses. Particularité de cette émission: elle est non censurée et presque sans coupes... donc avec toutes nos blagues et insanités... vous êtes prévenus!Au sommaire cette semaine:Comics Corner (01'08): La collection Marvel chez Hachette, le planning Urban pour l'été, Fairy Quest Tome 2, Infinity en VF, Original Sin, Futures' End, Killing Joke, Alex+AdaFormat 16/3 (24'51)Flash, Arrow, Guardians of the Galaxy, Fantastic Four, The Amazing Spider-Man, Gotham, The Lego Movie

Russell and David are in the mix with Justice League #28, Trinity of Sin: Pandora #8, Animal Man #28, Batman and Two-Face #28, Birds of Prey #28, Harley Quinn #3, Supergirl #28, Red Hood and the Outlaws #28, Amazing X-Men #4, Avengers World #3, Uncanny X-Men #17, New Warriors #1, Alex + Ada #4, Undertow #1, Ghosted #7, Bloodshot and H.A.R.D. Corps #19, Quantum and Woody #8 and Unity #4. Then, they talk about the latest news regarding the 'Guardians of the Galaxy' trailer, the new cast of 'Fantastic Four' and the new 'Star Wars: Rebels' teasers. They wrap up by discussing the latest episode of 'The Walking Dead' and giving their 'Best Bets' for next week.

This week Gene and Derek take a look at six new titles. They begin with a discussion of two new works from Image Comics, the first three issues of Alex + Ada (Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn) and Deadly Class #1 (Rick Remender and Wes Craig). They go into depth on both titles, especially Craig's art in Deadly Class and the narrative pacing in Alex + Ada, which ultimately leads to a discussion on panel sequencing and story decompression. Next, they look at issues #1-3 of Letter 44, written by Charles Soule with art by Alberto Jiménez Albuquerque (Oni Press). They discuss its unique take on science fiction within the context of recent politics. From there, they turn to recent #1 issues from three other publishers: David Lapham's Juice Squeezers (Dark Horse Comics), Bill Willingham and Sergio Fernandez DaVilla's Legenderry (Dynamite Entertainment), and Curse from BOOM! Studies (written by Michael Moreci and Tim Daniel, with art by Riley Rossmo, Colin Lorimer). In this episode, the Two Guys with PhDs are all over the place, moving from all-age comics to Bush-era politics to licensed characters to horror titles to science fiction to steampunk to Reagan's Morning in America. There's a lot packed into this show…more bang for your buck! So enjoy, won't you?

Even a blizzard can't stop us from Talking Comics! A snow storm is raging in NYC (but not in Canada!), so the Talking Comics crew split up for this week's show to work remotely. This week's podcast is a bit different and unlike regular shows, will be a video podcast of Bobby, Bob, Stephanie and Steve via Google Hangouts. Well, you can watch it as a video or choose to listen to it the good ol' fashioned podcasting way via sound. It's a bit of a shorter show due to the video part of the podcast, but we banter a bit and then get right to our Books of the Week which include: Animal Man, Imagine Agents, Disney Kingdoms: Seekers of the Weird, Alex + Ada, Rat Queens, Superior Spider-Man, World's Finest, Triple Helix, Batgirl, Fantastic Four, Gemma Bovary, Saviors, Aquaman, Scene of the Crime, The Amazing Screw-On Head And Other Curious Objects, Daredevil, Night of the Living Deadpool, Justice League, Miracleman and more.

John is back and we couldn2019t be more upset about it. Honestly though, we want to thank Ron again and let you know that he will be back on a more regular basis. This week the guys settle on one book to rule them all and discuss a ton more. With loads of news there is not much time to spare but we don2019t go two hours again. So there is that. It2019s the Nine Panel Weekly Comic Book Podcast presented by The Fallout Shelter in Highland Park, NJ! Fallout Shelter: www.thefalloutsheltercomics.com / @FalloutShelter Show Notes: Thor God of Thunder #17 (04:07) Thunderbolts #20 (09:30) X #9 (13:10) God is Dead #5 (16:20) The Wraith Welcome to Christmasland #3 (21:08) Alex Ada #3 (24:54) Nova #12 (29:07) Red Rover Charlie #2 (33:56) Fantastic Four #16 (36:56) Miracleman #1 (41:18) Superman - Wonder Woman #4 (47:28) Revolutionary War Dark Angel (51:26) Recommendation of the Week: Rat Queens #4 (55:04) News: (01:04:45)

- Alex+Ada #3. Jonathan Luna y Sarah Vaughn. (Image). - All-New X-Men #21. Bendis y Brandon Peterson. (Marvel). - Uncanny X-Men #16. Bendis y Bachalo. (Marvel). - Amazing X-Men #3 Jason Aaron y Ed McGuinness. (Marvel). - Daredevil #35. Waid y Samnee. (Marvel). - Velvet #3. Brubaker y Epting. (Image). - Superman/Wonder Woman #4. Soule y Tony S. Daniel. (DC). - Rumores y noticias varias sobre series y películas basadas en superhéroes: Ant-Man, Gotham y Dr. Extraño.

- Alex+Ada #3. Jonathan Luna y Sarah Vaughn. (Image). - All-New X-Men #21. Bendis y Brandon Peterson. (Marvel). - Uncanny X-Men #16. Bendis y Bachalo. (Marvel). - Amazing X-Men #3 Jason Aaron y Ed McGuinness. (Marvel). - Daredevil #35. Waid y Samnee. (Marvel). - Velvet #3. Brubaker y Epting. (Image). - Superman/Wonder Woman #4. Soule y Tony S. Daniel. (DC). - Rumores y noticias varias sobre series y películas basadas en superhéroes: Ant-Man, Gotham y Dr. Extraño.

Russell and David are in the mix with Superman/Wonder Woman #4, Constantine #10, Batgirl #27, Injustice Year Two #1, Justice League 3000 #2, Justice League of America #11, Green Lantern Corps #27, Alex + Ada #3, Velvet #3, All-New X-Men #21, Superior Spider-Man #25, Uncanny X-Men #16, Amazing X-Men #3, Revolutionary War: Dark Angel #1, Archer and Armstrong #17, Unity #3, Harbinger #20 and Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Cry of Shadows #2. Then the guys discuss the latest news, answer listener questions, review the return of 'Arrow', and give their 'Best Bets' for next week.

The pick of the week is Alex + Ada #2 from Image.This episode four new comics are reviewed; Alex + Ada #2, Superior Spider-Man #6, The Star Wars #0 and Imagine Agents #3.Then it is on to our epic 2013 year in review featuring our best and worst picks of the past year.We start off with movies and both agree that Pacific Rim is our best movie of 2013, sorry 12 Years a Slave. Other movies making the good list include Despicable Me 2, World War Z, End of the World, Frozen, and World's End. Our worst of the year include the Lone Ranger, Man of Steel, Star Trek 2 and Iron Man 3. Then we turn our sophisticated gaze towards the television and Matt chose Sleepy Hollow as his pick of the year while Patrick chose Game of Thrones. Other good shows include American Horror Story, Broadchurch, Toy Hunter, Blacklist, Orange is the New Black, Under the Dome and Key and Peele. Our dogs of the year on the tube include Agents of Shield, High School USA, and Family Guy.Matt talks about his favorite games of the year but LEGO City: Undercover was his choice for Game of the Year. Other highlights included Super Mario 3D World, Steamworld Dig, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, The Last of Us, Rayman Legends, Pokemon X&Y, and Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. We finish with a look back at the world of comic books. Our mutual Comic of the Year (ongoing) was Superior Spider-Man from Marvel. Matt's Comic of the Year (Limited) was Reality Check from Image while Patricks was 47 Ronin from Dark Horse. Other books that made the best of list include Masks, No Tomorrow, Imagine Agents, It Came from Beyond!, Death Sentence, Saga, Skyward, Black Beetle, Sex Crimals, Injustice, and Afterlife With Archie.If that was not enough the boys play comic book trivia from the board game Comic Crusades throughout the program.Have a safe and happy Christmas and join us next time for a look ahead at 2014 along with a talk about Matt Smiths last episode of Doctor Who. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/matthew-szewczyk/message

Alright, well after some time away and just dealing with a hectic December the guys are back to talk comics. Ali, Steve and John fill you in on some of the best books of the week including Dead Body Road, Chew and Alex Ada. Check it out and make sure to follow and support our corporate overlords at The Fallout Shelter in Highland Park, NJ. Fallout Shetler: www.falloutsheltercomics.com / @FalloutShelter Show Notes: Lazarus #5 (01:13) Dead Body Road #1 (04:47) Kings Watch #3 (07:00) Captain America #14 (10:46) Invincible #107 (13:55) Uncanny X-Men #15.INH (15:57) Justice League of America #10 (19:28) Justice League 3000 #1 (21:55) Justice League #25 (24:49) Chew #38 (28:58) Wolverine & The X-Men #39 (32:09) Reccomendations of the Week: Batman #26 () Alex Ada #2 (39:17)

Arrancamos con Alex+Ada #2 de Jonathan Luna y Sarah Vaughn, que siguen cocinando a fuego lento la historia de este joven ordinario que no sabe muy bien qué hacer con el androide que le han regalado. Captain America: Living Legend acaba en su número 4, con Diggle al guión y Agustin Alessio a los lápices, para terminar con decencia pero sin trascendencia esta historia de ciencia ficción y soldados rusos. Cataclysm: Ultimate Spider-Man #2 mantiene el equipo titular del personaje (Bendis y Márquez) y aunque se lee fácil y los personajes disfrutan de sus momentos para brillar, en realidad es un relleno más de este evento del Universo Ultimate en el que no está pasando nada. Inhumanity: Awakening es el cómic con más texto de la semana, deshonroso honor para Matt Kindt, secundado por un dibujo malillo de Paul Davidson. Y de un cómic que el Dr. Snack califica como "horrible", pasamos a otro que solo considera "montonero": Marvel Knights: Hulk #1 del guionista Joe Keatinge y el dibujante Piotr Kowalski. Bruce Banner acaba en París y... Del montón. En Uncanny X-Men #15 de Bendis y Kris Anka las mujeres se van de compras. No, en serio, la historia es sobre las mujeres del equipo yéndose de compras. Y lo que les pasa entre tanto, claro. Manifest Destiny de Chris Dingess y Matthew Roberts editada por Image, a la que llegamos un mes tarde porque esta semana ha salido el número 2, nos habla de unos Estados Unidos en la era del descubrimiento del Oeste. Solo que con un toque sobrenatural. Una pareja se pasea en una expedición de cartografía y zoología y se encuentran con cosas bizarras. Y marcad bien el número de este podcast, porque el 23 es el número en el que al Dr Snack le gustó un cómic de DC. Superman/Wonder Woman #3 de Charles Soule y Tony Daniel. Los personajes están escritos con criterio y la trama superheroica, sin ser original, al menos está bien llevada. Y rematamos esta semana muy variada con unos comentarios bstante gratuitos sobre algunos cambios en las ediciones de los hardcover de Marvel. Porque a veces no hay Noticia Chorra y porque a veces nos apetece salirnos un poco del molde.Matt Kindt no acierta con las palabras y Paul Davidson no anda mucho mejor con los dibujos. Y de un cómic que el Dr. Snack califica como "horrible", pasamos a otro que solo considera "montonero": Marvel Knights: Hulk #1 del guionista Joe Keatinge y el dibujante Piotr Kowalski. Bruce Banner acaba en París y... Del montón. Uncanny X-Men #15 de Bendis y Kris Anka. Las mujeres se van de compras. No, en serio, la historia es sobre las mujeres del equipo yéndose de compras. Y lo que les pasa entre tanto, claro. Manifest Destiny de Chris Dingess y Matthew Roberts editada por Image, a la que llegamos un mes tarde porque esta semana ha salido el número 2, nos habla de unos Estados Unidos en la era del descubrimiento del Oeste. Solo que con un toque sobrenatural. Una pareja se pasea en una expedición de cartografía y zoología y se encuentran con cosas bizarras. Y marcad bien el número de este podcast, porque el 23 es el número en el que al Dr Snack le gustó un cómic de DC. Superman/Wonder Woman #3 de Tony Daniel. Donde por una vez los personajes están escritos con criterio y la trama superheroica, sin ser original, al menos está bien llevada. Y rematamos la semana esta muy variada con unos comentarios muy aleatorios sobre algunos cambios en las ediciones de los hardcover de Marvel. Porque a veces o hay Noticia Chorra y porque a veces nos apetece salirnos un poco del molde.

Arrancamos con Alex+Ada #2 de Jonathan Luna y Sarah Vaughn, que siguen cocinando a fuego lento la historia de este joven ordinario que no sabe muy bien qué hacer con el androide que le han regalado. Captain America: Living Legend acaba en su número 4, con Diggle al guión y Agustin Alessio a los lápices, para terminar con decencia pero sin trascendencia esta historia de ciencia ficción y soldados rusos. Cataclysm: Ultimate Spider-Man #2 mantiene el equipo titular del personaje (Bendis y Márquez) y aunque se lee fácil y los personajes disfrutan de sus momentos para brillar, en realidad es un relleno más de este evento del Universo Ultimate en el que no está pasando nada. Inhumanity: Awakening es el cómic con más texto de la semana, deshonroso honor para Matt Kindt, secundado por un dibujo malillo de Paul Davidson. Y de un cómic que el Dr. Snack califica como "horrible", pasamos a otro que solo considera "montonero": Marvel Knights: Hulk #1 del guionista Joe Keatinge y el dibujante Piotr Kowalski. Bruce Banner acaba en París y... Del montón. En Uncanny X-Men #15 de Bendis y Kris Anka las mujeres se van de compras. No, en serio, la historia es sobre las mujeres del equipo yéndose de compras. Y lo que les pasa entre tanto, claro. Manifest Destiny de Chris Dingess y Matthew Roberts editada por Image, a la que llegamos un mes tarde porque esta semana ha salido el número 2, nos habla de unos Estados Unidos en la era del descubrimiento del Oeste. Solo que con un toque sobrenatural. Una pareja se pasea en una expedición de cartografía y zoología y se encuentran con cosas bizarras. Y marcad bien el número de este podcast, porque el 23 es el número en el que al Dr Snack le gustó un cómic de DC. Superman/Wonder Woman #3 de Charles Soule y Tony Daniel. Los personajes están escritos con criterio y la trama superheroica, sin ser original, al menos está bien llevada. Y rematamos esta semana muy variada con unos comentarios bstante gratuitos sobre algunos cambios en las ediciones de los hardcover de Marvel. Porque a veces no hay Noticia Chorra y porque a veces nos apetece salirnos un poco del molde.Matt Kindt no acierta con las palabras y Paul Davidson no anda mucho mejor con los dibujos. Y de un cómic que el Dr. Snack califica como "horrible", pasamos a otro que solo considera "montonero": Marvel Knights: Hulk #1 del guionista Joe Keatinge y el dibujante Piotr Kowalski. Bruce Banner acaba en París y... Del montón. Uncanny X-Men #15 de Bendis y Kris Anka. Las mujeres se van de compras. No, en serio, la historia es sobre las mujeres del equipo yéndose de compras. Y lo que les pasa entre tanto, claro. Manifest Destiny de Chris Dingess y Matthew Roberts editada por Image, a la que llegamos un mes tarde porque esta semana ha salido el número 2, nos habla de unos Estados Unidos en la era del descubrimiento del Oeste. Solo que con un toque sobrenatural. Una pareja se pasea en una expedición de cartografía y zoología y se encuentran con cosas bizarras. Y marcad bien el número de este podcast, porque el 23 es el número en el que al Dr Snack le gustó un cómic de DC. Superman/Wonder Woman #3 de Tony Daniel. Donde por una vez los personajes están escritos con criterio y la trama superheroica, sin ser original, al menos está bien llevada. Y rematamos la semana esta muy variada con unos comentarios muy aleatorios sobre algunos cambios en las ediciones de los hardcover de Marvel. Porque a veces o hay Noticia Chorra y porque a veces nos apetece salirnos un poco del molde.

Russell and David are in the mix with Batman #26, Superman/Wonder Woman #3, Justice League #25, Justice League of America #10, Constantine #9, Batgirl #26, Justice League 3000 #1, Uncanny X-Men #15, Star Wars #12, Alex + Ada #2, Dead Body Road #1, Lazarus #5, Manifest Destiny #2, The Walking Dead #118, Archer and Armstrong #16, Harbinger #19 and Unity #2. Then they discuss some news and the latest episode of 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'. They finish up with their 'Best Bets' for next week.

On The Rack 019 – 12/11/2013 Coming to your local comic book shop on Dec, 11, 2013, Batman Black & White, NOVA #11, MARVEL KNIGHTS: HULK, ALEX + ADA #2, and more!

NINA AND ANDREW RETURN AND DISH THE DEETS ON THE HONEYMOON! LIONS! ELEPHANTS! LADYBOYS?!! CELEBRITIES?!!?! THINGS GET DARK WHEN WE DISCUSS THE WOLVERINE! CRAB GOES TO BUFFALO FOR A WEEKEND OF WHOLESOME FUN! VINNY VANISHES! SPOILER ALERT!!! TERBEAR IS GALACTUS!!! And he may or may not have cried during the new Thor movie. You'll have to listen to find out! Terence and Michael answer some listener questions and talk about how they first got into comics. They also talk about the Marvel Netflix deal, recommend some books for beginners and review the following new comics from November 13, 2013: - Alex + Ada #1 (technically from 11/6, but we missed last week!) by Jonathan Luna & Sarah Vaughn from Image Comics - Cataclysm Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #1 by Brian Michael Bendis & Dave Marquez from Marvel Comics - Manifest Destiny #1 by Chris Dingess & Matthew Roberts from Image Comics - Wraith #1 by Joe Hill & C.P. Wilson iii from IDW Publishing

The Talking Comics crew welcomes in Jeff Schaeffer host of The Man Cave Podcast to review the newest Marvel Studios release  **Thor: The Dark World. ** The crew also chats about Netflix picking up four Marvel shows, Nightwing being rumored for Supermen vs. Batman and the launch of a new X-Force. The guys of course do a book of the week segment which features Captain Marvel #17, Amazing X-Men #1, Alex + Ada #1 and Jeff even drops some sports knowledge on us all. If you enjoy what you hear from Jeff follow him  @mancavepodcast on Twitter and download The Man Cave Podcast over at  http://themancavepodcast.com. If you are interested in checking out Logan Rowland's Indie GoGo we spoke about on the show you can find that here.  http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/only-that-which-they-defend

Espeluznante semana de LO MAL. Empezamos con Forever Evil #3, que llegaba al momento de empezar a contar algo y se ha destapado como un número de relleno. La trama apenas avanza, David Finch está flojísimo... Mal, mal, mal. J.M. Strackzynski lanza nueva colección en Image llamada Protectors Inc. Perpetra el cómic al dibujo Gordon Purcell. Y ambos se llevan la mención a la pedorreta de la semana. Strac se copia a sí mismo y vuelve a contar la historia de un grupo de personas normales que sin saber cómo adquieren superpoderes y se lían a palos entre ellos. Es como rehacer Rising Stars pero mal. Y Rising Stars era muy de los 90, así que realmente se han esforzado por hacerlo mal esta vez. Tampoco os creáis que Marvel se libra. Iron Man #18 de Gillen y Joe Bennet se casca la mitad del cómic en un futuro posible y acaban el tebeo con un reclutamiento para una especie de Mandarin Corps. No gracias. Dejadnos salir de esta colección. YA. La cosa mejora moderadamente (nada espectacular, pero algo es algo) en Amazing X-Men, donde Jason Aaron y Ed McGuinness traman el regreso a la vida de Rondador Nocturno. Al menos hay algo de oficio y buen humor detrás del cómic. Lo más reseñable de la semana ha sido Alex+Ada, nueva colección de Image a cargo de Jonathan Luna y Sarah Vaughn. Un joven de veintimuchos vive una vida relajada pero anodina en un futuro donde la inteligencia artificial y la tecnología en general está bastante avanzada, el mundo parece aburrido pero pacífico y el dinero puede permitirte comprarte androides de apariencia humana como el que le reglan al protagonista por su cumpleaños. Y como esta semana no había Noticia Chorra, desvariamos un poco sobre el reciente anuncio de Marvel de que van a hacer cuatro series basadas en otros tantos personajes Marvel de esos "street level": Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage y Puño de Hierro.

Russell and David are in the mix with Forever Evil #3, Batman/Superman #5, Superman Unchained #4, Green Lantern #25, Action Comics #25, Green Arrow #25, Detective Comics #25, Earth 2 #17, Trillium #4, Hinterkind #2, Amazing X-Men #1, Fantomex Max #2, Painkiller Jane #1, East of West #7, Alex + Ada #1, Ten Grand #5, Quantum and Woody #5 and The Star Wars #3. Then the guys review 'Thor: The Dark World' and discuss the latest episode of 'Arrow'. They finish up with their 'Best Bets' for next week.