Podcasts about supreme blue rose

We continue to reintroduce episodes that were originally exclusive to the E2 Network feed. Hope you enjoy this one from June of last year! Billy Z, Steve and Justin finally help Matt get fully invested as a Comic Book Bears Podcast host through asking him about his personal history as a comic book fan and what some of his all-time favorites are. Then the current comic talks begin. What will you hear us go on about? Convergence, The Warlord, Providence, A-Force, ACE (All Comics Evaluated), Sandman: Overture, Superman, Jupiter's Circle, Where Monsters Dwell, Dead Drop, Valiant Handbook 2015 Edition, Blackcross, Inferno, Fight Club 2, Old Man Logan, Supreme: Blue Rose and more. And we are presenting our very first listener contest! Listen in to the show to find out how you can win a sketch cover edition of Old Man Logan #1 with the amazing image seen here courtesy of our own Fuzzbelly genius Matt Brossard! It will be a gumball rally to reply with a winning response to our episode post on our Facebook page. We can't make it TOO easy on you, so we will not be providing an episode breakdown until we have a winner! Good luck!

Flashback with us to the second time we had the huggable and incomparable Steve Mowry on the show, before he became a regular co-host. (It was after this show was recorded that we decided we are keeping him!) The CBBears are pleased to welcome back one of their favorite past guests - Steve Mowry - for a 2+ hour comic confab.  First up is an analysis of the recently released DC Universe Animated Movie Justice League: Throne of Atlantis. Then we hit the spinner rack and talk about The Multiversity Handbook, DC's upcoming Convergence event, Avengers, New Avengers, Fantastic Four, All-New X-Factor, Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Uncanny Avengers, Valiant's new Timewalker series, Supreme: Blue Rose, the state of Vertigo and Jonathan Hickman's The Dying and the Dead.   Intro: Matthew Sweet - "Where You Get Love" 00:30 - Welcoming back Steve Mowry 02:50 - Throne of Atlantis (Warner Home Video) 28:43 - The Multiversity Guidebook (DC) 47:30 - Convergence solicits (DC) 51:10 - Avengers and New Avengers: Time Runs Out and Fantastic Four (Marvel) 1:06:15 - All-New X-Factor (Marvel) 1:12:20 - Unbeatable Squirrel Girl (Marvel) 1:16:50 - Uncanny Avengers (Marvel) 1:25:00 - Ivan, Timewalker (Valiant) 1:39:58 - Supreme: Blue Rose (Image) 1:45:40 - The state of Vertigo/Secret Origins #6 (Vertigo/DC) 1:54:55 - The Dying and the Dead (Image) 2:01:32 - Previews - Coming Up on the Comic Boook Bears 2:02:40 - The Woofs of the Week Outro - T.I. - "56 Barz"   LINKS: www.facebook.com/centrelgbtqa www.facebook.com/events/621901291175446 www.thebearsinthecity.com www.nerdyshow.com/nerdy-showcase/flame-on www.sixgungorilla.com www.noprofitrecords.limitedrun.com

This week on View from the Gutters our topic work is: Supreme: Blue Rose Story by . . . . . . Warren Ellis Art by . . . . . . . . Tula Lotay From Goodreads: ???Supreme: Blue Rose re-introduces the central Image Comics character Supreme, in a multi-layered and often hallucinatory mystery [???]

This week on View from the Gutters our topic work is: Supreme: Blue Rose Story by . . . . . . Warren Ellis Art by . . . . . . . . Tula Lotay From Goodreads: …Supreme: Blue Rose re-introduces the central Image Comics character Supreme, in a multi-layered and often hallucinatory mystery […]

This week we're digging into our "boxes"  - The Isotope Comics Lounge  - Smoke & Guns  - AiT/Planet Lar  - Supreme: Blue Rose  - Zodiac Starforce  - Plutona  - Injection  - Rat Queens  - Grayson  - Ragnarok  - Battleworld: Runaways  - Battleworld: A-Force  - Atomic Robo  - Questionable Content  - Orc Stain  - Skullkickers  - The Losers  - Re-Animator  - Grumpy Cat  - Garfield & Garfunkel  - Uzumaki  - Kaptara  - God Hates Astronauts  - Scud The Disposable Assassin  - Space Riders  - Rowans Ruin  - Lumberjanes  - Bombshells  - Survivor's Club  - Paper Girls  - SHIELD: Agent Carter, Fury, Quake, Mockingbird, The Cavalry  - The Filth  - Archie  - Jughead  - We Stand On Guard  - Phonogram  - Doctor Strange  - I Zombie  - Mage We'll be taking a couple weeks off and then returning with an insane amount of Matt Fraction comics in our brains

In our host's absence, Dziugas and Andrea do our best to keep the show going by delving into Post-Apocalyptic comics! Luckily, we're joined by Dave Convery! We talk BPRD, Walking Dead, We Stand on Guard, Barefoot Gen, Crossed, Habibi, Supreme: Blue Rose, and a host of other comicy goodness!

On this episode, the TSP crew sets expecations for Age of Ultron, reads some dubious listener correspondence, and discusses the supremely strange SUPREME: BLUE ROSE!

On this episode, the TSP crew sets expecations for Age of Ultron, reads some dubious listener correspondence, and discusses the supremely strange SUPREME: BLUE ROSE!

Hosts: Mike, Nick, Zander This episode was recorded on March 1st, 2015. Topics: Comics: Descender #1, Supreme: Blue Rose #7, Iron Fist: The Living Weapon #9 Warren Ellis is watching you Mike thinks Kieron Gillen may have black-balled him from comics Something about Fringe The hypothetical powers of Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue DeConnick and how they’re actually incredibly cool people my name is matt and i’m an alcoholic and a drug addict The monolith that is “editorial” and how we can never really know the true influence Something about comic scripts and the creation process How do you find new comics to try? And what’s a good comic? Moral of the story? Try an indie book. Music by: The Cold Electric and Infinity Shred. Produced and Edited by Zander Riggs. Questions? Comments? Get a hold of us here: cyborg@destroythecyb.org | @destroythecyb | destroythecyborg.tumblr.com Subscribe on iTunes | Listen on Stitcher | Podcast Feed  

Your weekly dose of Super Skull for the week of March 4th, 2015! This week we experimented with a new format for the show. We each picked one not-to-be-missed title, ran through the rest of the books on our pull lists, and had a long chat about Wonder Woman as part of our new "Citizen Question" segment. We hope you enjoy it. If you'd like to contribute to Nick Yribar and Sandy Bledsoe's charity drive, click here or click on the button below. Our Big Picks for the week were: Big Man Plans Big Con Job Descender Our Pullbox titles for the week were: Rat Queens #9 Guardians of the Galaxy Team-Up #1 All New Hawkeye #1 Black Science #12 Saga #26 Supreme Blue Rose #7 Princess Leia #1 Spider-Woman #5 Our Board Game Corner this week focused on "Aton" from Queen Games.

  Things get started out with Doc and VF’s attempt to get to the bottom of Nickel’s curious twitter activity leading up to Episode 30. Grease-stained pants almost bring an end to a 7-year relationship, Doc goes camping, and VF discovers the internets and re-kindles his love of He-Man, and after all that gets discussed in detail, we eventually discuss comics.  If you want to know why Graphic Novice never has guests from the comic book industry, listen to the comic news segment preceding Rapid-Fire Review.     After alienating more listeners and potential listeners, the guys discuss Batman and Robin 34, Batman Eternal #20, Teen Titans #2, Dark Engine #2, The Fade Out #1, Manifest Destiny #9, Peter Panzerfaust #20, Protectors Inc. #8, Supreme Blue Rose #2, Trees #4, The Wicked + The Divine #3, All-New X-Factor #12, Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu #4, Magneto #8, New Avengers #23, Nova #20, Storm #2, and Grimm Fairly Tales Presents Robyn Hood #1.   The rest of the show segments get postponed due to time, and Doc promises to add some articles to the GraphicNovice.com website. The show wraps up with a summary of the books we’ll be reading from the August 27, 2014 release date.  We get in under 2.5 hours in what might be our last episode prior to some sweeping format changes.  Spoiler: We’re not actually going to change anything.

The bear boys come back to you with a three-pronged attack in their latest episode!  First up, Billy Z interviews Dave O'Hare and Sal Zurzolo, the co-producers of the Garden State Comic Fest, happening in Morristown, NJ on Saturday, July 23rd.  Dave and Sal discuss the guests and the events at the upcoming convention.  Then Billy takes Dave and Sal through a series of trivia questions about comics. (Wonder what that means?) After that Justin and Bryan join Billy and Sal to discuss the Guardians of the Galaxy film. Did they like it? (What do you think?) Then finally Billy Z, Justin and Bryan get down with a cosmic level of new comics talk. Saga, Storm, Rocket Raccoon, Legendary Star Lord, Robin Rises, Low, Afterlife with Archie, The Devilers, G.I. Zombie, New Suicide Squad, Guardians 100th Anniversary, Secret Avengers, Supreme: Blue Rose and more! Plus you come away learning way too much about the underwear preferences of the hosts. Intro - Matthew Sweet - "Where You Get Love" 1:05      Dave O'Hare and Sal Zurzolo of the Garden State Comic Fest 33:20    Guardians of the Galaxy 1:00:03 Current Comics Talk 1:53:40 The Woofs of the Week Outro - Suzi Quatro - "48 Crash"  Links - http://www.gardenstatecomicfest.com/ http://charlesthurston.com/ http://www.bearbust.org/ http://nerdyshow.com/nerdy-showcase/flame-on/ http://www.bearskn.com/ http://aftertwilightcomics.com/    

This week on the Nine Panel Weekly Podcast we talk the cultural phenomena that is The Simpsons, two great second issues in The Life After & Supreme Blue Rose as well as the start of The Muliversity. Yeah, that Grant Morrison is quite confusing. It's the Nine Panel Podcast Presented by The Fallout Shelter in Highland Park, NJ! Show Notes: Bickering/Intro (00:01:00) The Simpsons Retrospective (00:21:50) Roundtable Comic Reviews: The Life After #2 (00:37:41) Wolverine Annual #1 (00:44:00) Supreme Blue Rose #2 (00:47:15) Magneto #8 (00:56:18) The Fade Out #1 (00:59:18) Multiversity #1 (01:04:51) Reccomendations of the Week: Secret Avengers #7 (01:12:22) Batman & Robin #34 (01:15:40)

This week on the Nine Panel Weekly Podcast we talk the cultural phenomena that is The Simpsons, two great second issues in The Life After & Supreme Blue Rose as well as the start of The Muliversity. Yeah, that Grant Morrison is quite confusing. It's the Nine Panel Podcast Presented by The Fallout Shelter in Highland Park, NJ! Show Notes: Bickering/Intro (00:01:00) The Simpsons Retrospective (00:21:50) Roundtable Comic Reviews: The Life After #2 (00:37:41) Wolverine Annual #1 (00:44:00) Supreme Blue Rose #2 (00:47:15) Magneto #8 (00:56:18) The Fade Out #1 (00:59:18) Multiversity #1 (01:04:51) Reccomendations of the Week: Secret Avengers #7 (01:12:22) Batman & Robin #34 (01:15:40)

Russell and David are in the mix with Batman Eternal #20, Futures End #16, Batman and Robin #34, Trinity of Sin: Pandora #14, Multiversity #1, Star Wars: Darth Maul - Son of Dathomir #4, The Fade Out #1, Supreme Blue Rose #2, Trees #4 and The Wicked + The Divine #3. Then, they discuss some news and Russell's upcoming trip to Dragon Con. They finish up with their 'Best Bets' for next week.

- Meteor Men #1 (de 5). Jeff Parker y Sandy Jarrell. (Oni Press). - The Delinquents #1. James Asmus, Fred Van Lente y Kano. (Valiant). - The Fade Out #1. Brubaker y Phillips. (Image). - The Multiversity #1. Grant Morrison e Ivan Reis. (DC). - Storm #2. Greg Pak y Víctor Ibañez. (Marvel). - Supreme Blue Rose #2. Warren Ellis y Tula Lotay. (Image).

- Meteor Men #1 (de 5). Jeff Parker y Sandy Jarrell. (Oni Press). - The Delinquents #1. James Asmus, Fred Van Lente y Kano. (Valiant). - The Fade Out #1. Brubaker y Phillips. (Image). - The Multiversity #1. Grant Morrison e Ivan Reis. (DC). - Storm #2. Greg Pak y Víctor Ibañez. (Marvel). - Supreme Blue Rose #2. Warren Ellis y Tula Lotay. (Image).

Welcome to Robots From Tomorrow! For this episode the guys have picked a couple of comics that will be hitting shelves this week and talk about why they're excited to read them. Clocking in at around 15 minutes, this bite-sized audio nugget is the perfect companion for any Wednesday Warrior! Picks for Wednesday, August 20, 2014 Mike- Dark Horse Presents #1 & B.P.R.D. Hell On Earth #122 Greg- The Fade Out #1 & Supreme: Blue Rose #2 Robots From Tomorrow is a weekly comics podcast recorded deep beneath the Earth's surface. You can subscribe to it via iTunes or through the RSS feed at RobotsFromTomorrow.com. You can also follow Mike and Greg on Twitter. This episode is brought to you by Third Eye Comics. Enjoy your funny books.

Reviews: Star-Spangled War Stories Featuring GI Zombie #1, Storm Vol 3 #1, Supreme Blue Rose #1, Sally of the Wasteland #1, Guardians of the Galaxy Jimmy gives a quickie solo full of quickie news and quickie reviews! All because he wanted you to enjoy the lengthy interview with the amazing Dr. Andrea Letamendi that he conducted at San Diego Comic Con. Drea is a clinical psychologist, scientist and big ol' nerd who does talks and appears on panels discussing the psychology of superheroes, villains, sci-fi and more. They chatted about her podcast The Arkham Sessions (which covers every episode of Batman: The Animated Series), her SDCC panels, Star Wars, Star Trek, The Anti-Bullying Coalition, comics, movies, TV and of course, lots of Batman. All of it was just a clever ruse on Jimmy's part to get a free therapy session from her. (He still needs LOADS of help). Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Thanks for listening!

Russell and David are in the mix with Batman #33, Superman #33, Batman and Robin #33, Justice League Dark #33, Star-Spangled War Stories Featuring G.I. Zombie #1, Amazing Spider-Man #4 and Supreme Blue Rose #1. Then they discuss all the news from San Diego Comic Con 2014.

  Episode 27 begins with a discussion of intoxication as Nickel shuns his podcasting responsibilities after overindulging at a bachelor party.  We use this opportunity to critically analyze drinking habits, and try and get a rise out of our podcast nemeses who have yet to acknowledge (or discover) our existence. After spending sufficient time on the topic of alcoholism, we touch on VF's last camping trip and move somewhat promptly (for Graphic Novice) into comic book news.  As we were not invited to, or acknowledged by Comicon, we go full-on sour grapes and tell you why as a comic book fan, you don't need to go. We then display our lack of knowledge regarding the Eisners, discuss some of the winners, and sneak in some accidental banter on equality in comics. Something we're marginally more qualified to talk about, might be the books that came out the previous week, and we do just that during a segment we like to call, "Rapid-Fire Review".  This week we discuss Afterlife With Archie #6, All-Star Western #33, Batman #33, Batman And Robin #33, Batman Eternal #16, Red Lanterns #33, Ragnarok #1, Supreme Blue Rose #1, Saga #21, Trees #3, Undertow #6 (Of 6), Velvet #6, Amazing Spider-Man #4, Original Sin #5.2, Storm #1, Wolverine And The X-Men #6, Armor Hunters #1 and #2 (of 4).  As always we pick our best and worst of the week, and review Doc's scoring system, which reveals once again, that Nickel picks the best books.  We wrap things up with a look at the books coming out July 30, and some administrative issues.  We hope you enjoy what could be our final episode (it also might not be).  

It’s the Talking Comics podcast post-SDCC. None of the fearless crew made it out to the big show this year, but that doesn’t stop them from discussing some of their favourite pieces of news to come out of it. The second half of the show is dedicated to bringing up a few exciting tidbits from us and from you, our wonderful and loyal listeners. The first half of the show is all comic talk and we jump right into things with our Lightning Round consisting of such books as: Supreme: Blue Rose, Batman and Robin, Daredevil, Invaders, Steed and Mrs. Peel: We’re Needed, Star Trek: City on the Edge of Forever, Mighty Avengers, Thor & Loki: The Tenth Realm, American Vampire: Second Cycle, Amazing Spider-Man and Sorrow. Then we get into our Books of the Week and some of those titles are: Ragnarok, Batman, Afterlife with Archie, Storm, The Fifth Beatle, Breath of Bones: A Tale of the Golum, The Thief of Always, Justice League United (aka Justice League of Canada).

Lotta folks think Deadpool is just fun and games and jokes. But, what if there was a story that grabbed you in a way you would never expect? We're here to talk about just that book. (04:40) - Twitter sub-conversations (06:26) - Paperkeg Meetup 3 fallout (20:01) - Comic chatter: Supreme: Blue Rose, Storm 1, Southern Bastards 3 (31:00) - Lightning Round™: Grayson 1, Superman 33, The Amazing Spider-Man 4 (33:30) - Deadpool: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (59:46) - Letters: Really big show™, other host's Fear Agent, Dale singing, Slim's ego-stroke, going computer-less By @dale_a | @slim | @JonesyLovesBeer Special thanks to YOU for our iTunes reviews and/or ratings so far; they help spread the word about the show. Sponsored by: The Comic Book Shop. The best place to grab your print or digital comics.

Russell and David are in the mix with Batman #33, Superman #33, Batman and Robin #33, Justice League Dark #33, Star-Spangled War Stories Featuring G.I. Zombie #1, Amazing Spider-Man #4 and Supreme Blue Rose #1. Then they discuss all the news from San Diego Comic Con 2014.

Today, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester are enduring the trauma of San Diego Comic Con from the privacy of their own home and they’re dying to tell you about it. Yes, for more than two hours and forty-five minutes, we talk Comic Con, the Image Expo, Marvel trying to blow our minds, Captain Victory by Jack Kirby, Seconds by Bryan Lee O'Malley,G.I. Joe vs. Transformers, Supreme: Blue Rose, Afterlife with Archie, and roughly an hour on Avengers issues #152 through #178 by Jim Shooter, George Perez, Gerry Conway, Pablo Marcos, and others. Show notes written under the influence of prescription painkillers are now available at waitwhatpodcast.com, we welcome your comments and questions at WaitWhatPodcast@gmail.com, and we invite you to look out for us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Patreon!

It's San Diego Comic Con week so the guys have a lot of news to talk about. We get you caught up with the latest in the world of comics and entertainment. It's the Nine Panel Comic Book Podcast sponsored by The Fallout Shelter in Highland Park, NJ! Show Notes: Daredevil #6 (00:32:48) Batman #33 (00:37:15) Supreme Blue Rose (00:42:10) Letter 44 #8 (00:47:40) Batman & Robin #33 (00:50:32) Black Market #1 (00:53:56) Recommendations of the Week: Velvet #6 (00:56:00) Saga #21 (01:01:29)

- Quad #1: Thera & Elvis. Eduardo Schaal. Autoedición digital. Mini de 4 números autoconclusivos en un mundo postapocalíptico. - Ragnarok #1. Walter Simonson. (IDW). Fantasía épica genérica. Un tebeo de Thor sin Thor. -Storm #1. Greg Pak y Víctor Ibañez. (Marvel). Número autoconclusivo que no da mucha idea de por dónde irá la colección. - Supreme: Blue Rose #1. Warren Ellis y Tula Lotay. (Image). El Warren Ellis que nosgusta, el del pire controlado y al servicio de la historia acompañado de una Lotay que da una identidad visual única e intransferible a la colección.

- Quad #1: Thera & Elvis. Eduardo Schaal. Autoedición digital. Mini de 4 números autoconclusivos en un mundo postapocalíptico. - Ragnarok #1. Walter Simonson. (IDW). Fantasía épica genérica. Un tebeo de Thor sin Thor. -Storm #1. Greg Pak y Víctor Ibañez. (Marvel). Número autoconclusivo que no da mucha idea de por dónde irá la colección. - Supreme: Blue Rose #1. Warren Ellis y Tula Lotay. (Image). El Warren Ellis que nosgusta, el del pire controlado y al servicio de la historia acompañado de una Lotay que da una identidad visual única e intransferible a la colección.

Nick is on vacation! Kevin and Jared make Brooke Allen, the artist of Lumberjanes, come back, and Kelly finally returns! We review: 100th Anniversary Special: The Avengers #1, Dr. Who: The Tenth Doctor #1, Dr. Who: The Eleventh Doctor #1, Groo vs. Conan #1, Leaky Timbers, Ragnarok #1, Star Spangled War Stories #1, Storm #1, Supreme Blue Rose #1, Through the Woods, Transformers vs. GI Joe #1, Tuki Save the Humans #1

On this week's The Comics Alternative, Derek and Andy W. review four new titles, all of which revisit older characters and licenses. To begin, they discuss the first collected volume of Sam Kieth and William Messner-Loebs's remastered The Maxx Maxximized (IDW Publishing). Neither of the guys read the series when it originally came out in the early 1990s, so both are looking at this title through unexperienced eyes. This is one of Kieth's most ambitious works in terms of both story and art, highly deserving of the wonderful recoloring treatment by Ronda Pattison. Both Andy and Derek love this first hardbound volume, and their sole “criticism” is that only the first four issues of the Maxximized series are collected, making the book thinner than expected. Next, the Two Guys with PhDs move on to another 1990s Image property, one originally created by Rob Liefeld and then mastered by Alan Moore. Warren Ellis and Tula Lotay's Supreme: Blue Rose #1 (Image) is a substantive first issue, tapping into the Moore's take on the hero, yet making the story seem new. You don't have to be familiar with the 1990s Supreme in order to appreciate Ellis's storytelling, or Lotay's art (one of the highlights of this issue). Finally, Derek and Andy turn to two brand new titles from Titan Comics: Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor #1 and Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor #1. Titan, a relatively new publisher on the comic-book scene, recently acquired the Doctor Who license from IDW, where it had been for the past several years. So both of the guys, especially Derek — Andy isn't much of a Doctor Who watcher — are curious to see how they handle the title. And neither is disappointed. Titan launches the series with two new ongoing series, each based on the last two manifestations of the Doctor. While Derek found both first issues great entry points, Andy wasn't as sure about the Tenth Doctor title (maybe partly due to the fact that he wasn't familiar with the David Tennant character). Regardless, both enjoyed discussing Who stuff and speculating on the upcoming Twelfth Doctor…who will also be getting his own Titan title in a couple of months. There's lots of books, and lots of talk, packed into this episode.

Welcome to Earth.Recorded on July 22nd, 2014.Featuring:David Hopkins & Austin WilsonRunning Time: 1:37:25Topics • Intro – We’ve got emails, baby! Thanks to Jesse and Catie for writing in, and don’t forget to check out DCBService.com! • Read ‘Em and Weep – Supreme: Blue Rose #1 by Warren Ellis & Tula Lotay; Ms. Marvel #6 by

Another Previews catalog showed up on their doorsteps, so it's time for a glimpse into the tomorrow of July 2014 and see what catches Mike and Greg's eyes. The Black Market! DKW: Ditko, Kirby, Wood! Dark Engine! Supreme: Blue Rose! Robin Rises! The Goon! Ragnarok! Street Angel! R. Crumb Sketchbooks! All that and a whole phonebook-sized helping of more! And if that wasn't enough, Greg and Mike reminisce about the halcyon days of Quesada/Jemas Marvel circa 2003, when the House of Ideas found itself with a new creative lease! Robots From Tomorrow is a weekly comics podcast recorded deep beneath the Earth's surface. You can subscribe to it via iTunes or through the RSS feed at RobotsFromTomorrow.com. You can also follow Mike and Greg on Twitter. Music is John Hughes by Anamanaguchi. Enjoy your funny books.

Jermaine & Stephen take some time to reflect on the unprecedented success that was Free Comic Book Day 2014 before diving into a Previews catalogue overflowing with New 52 Future's End, Guardians of the Galaxy, new Image #1's, Walter Simonson goodness and MORE!  Show Notes: "Free Comic Book Day 2014...And So It Begins" at Bleeding Cool.com, featuring Macy & Francis, the first folks in line at Acme! Jax, your Mayor of Comic Book City, USA, for 2014! Matt Kindt's Mind MGMT #24 cover creation process. A G.I. Joe vs. Transformers toys commercials, so you get a sense of the comic coming from IDW in July! "Mark Waid Vs. Dan Jurgens Over The New 52est Title" at Bleeding Cool.com. Dark Horse July Solicitations - Groo vs. Conan #1 DC July Solicitations - Grayson #1, Robin Rises Omega #1, Star Spangled War Stories G.I. Robot #1, Harley Quinn Invades San Diego Comic Con International San Diego #1, Absolute Batman Incorporated IDW July Solicitations - Ragnarok #1, the Squidder #1, Transformers vs. G.I. Joe #1, Marvel Covers Artist Edition Image July Solicitations - Low #1, Supreme Blue Rose #1, Spread #1, Howtoons Tools of Mass Construction Marvel July Solicitations - Original Sin #5.1-5.5, Rocket Raccoon #1, Legendary Star-Lord #1, Spider-man 2099 #1, Alias Omnibus, Revenge Secret Origin of Emily Thorne OGN Comics & Graphic Novel Solicitations - Life with Archie #36, Tuki Save the Humans #1, Life After #1 Comics at the Table - Cyclops #1, Future's End #1, Miles Morales Ultimate Spider-man #1, Amazing Spider-man #1.1, Original Sin #1 and X-Men No More Humans OGN!

It's the beginning of the month, which means it's time for Andy and Derek to flip through the latest Previews catalog. In this issue, they highlight a variety of books and comic-book series that will be coming out later this year, including new titles from Dark Horse (The Goon: Occasion of Revenge #1, Red Moon, and Sally Heathcote, Suffragette), DC/Vertigo (Bodies #1 and Trillium TP), Image (Low #1, Supreme: Blue Rose #1, Black Kiss 2: XXXmas in July Special, and Murder Me Dead), Adhouse Books (Youth Is Wasted), BOOM! Studios (Black Market #1), Dynamite Entertainment (The Devilers #1), Drawn and Quarterly (Benson's Cuckoos), Fantagraphics (The Hip Hop Family Tree, Vol. 2, DKW: Ditko, Kirby, Wood, Jim, and Luba and Her Family), First Second (The Shadow Hero), Hill and Wang (Not the Israel My Parents Promised Me TP), and Knockabout Comics (Beatles with an A: The Birth of a Band). Among the highlights from this episode, you will hear: Derek's frustration at not getting his copy of Previews in time, and thus, having to rely on a crappy text file; Andy renewing his ongoing resistance to anything with “steam” in the title; Fantasies about killing clowns; More gripes about series numbering and the shenanigans of Marvel; Derek going negative on Vertigo's new attempt at an anthology, and then Andy advising Derek to readjust his expectations on anthologies.  This this a fun episode? Of course it is! And it's the kind of good quality podcasting you've come to expect from The Two Guys with PhDs Talking about Comics™.