Podcasts about trade paperbacks

In this episode, Mike and Steve discuss the future of comics, particularly the debate between single issue floppies and trade paperbacks. They explore the implications of this shift on comic book stores and independent publishers. The hosts then dive into their picks of the week, including 'In Bloom', 'The Brood', 'Minor Arcana', and 'Hello Darkness', highlighting the unique storytelling and artistic styles of each. They also touch on 'Juvenile', a comic aimed at a younger audience, and 'The Magic Order', a long-running series about wizards. Finally, they discuss 'Skin Police', a comic that combines social commentary with body horror, emphasizing its engaging narrative and artwork.Send us a textSupport the showFind me on VEROFilm Chewing PodcastLens Chewing on YouTubeSpeculative Speculations PodcastBuy me a coffeeLinktreeJoin Riverside.fm

The end is here, it is time to announce and celebrate the winners of this series. We will begin the show talking about the Hedge Knight II since it was a book I gave Judge Jay at the end of the previous program, and I wanted to have one last discussion on comics. We will then proceed to the Awards Ceremony and find out who ranked at the top of our rankings over the past six months of content. I only felt it fitting to end the show talking about the Fallout Series. What better way to end this series on July 4th? Independence Day, known colloquially as the Fourth of July, is a federal holiday in the United States commemorating the Declaration of Independence, which was ratified by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, establishing the United States of America.

Harry Potter trifft auf The Boys. Nur älter. Und dunkler. Und krasser. Und wie in den Neunzigern. Und wie Venom. Ja, schon wieder Magie und Schule und Kinder, und schon wieder hat Thorsten es ausgesucht. Ist das schon Wahnsinn, oder sind hier Drogen im Spiel? Was kann denn diesmal anders, oder - wagen wir zu hoffen? - besser sein? Reichen prägnant in Szene gesetzte abgetrennte Gliedmaßen und fliegende Eingeweide, um das blutende Comicleserherz höher schlagen zu lassen? Oder handelt es sich bei Vanish eher um den Autounfall, bei dem man nicht wegsehen kann? Ein Zauberreich für einen Obliviate. Gelesen wurden die bei Image erschienenen Trade Paperbacks, deren erstes (von zwei) in wenigen Tagen bei Skinless Crow auf Deutsch erscheint. Wirres Zeug gibt es auf Thorstens Blog Bezaubernde Intro-Musik von Markus Schneider

It's Grab Bag Month! With a new show that is spinning off an old show--it's important to dedicate one episode to explain what it is we are doing here. So that's what this is all about. What is this show about? Why the change? What to expect in future episodes? All these questions and more will be answered in this, the first official episode of season ten, entitled "Recorded & Boarded" on the Trade Paperbacks. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rangerryan/message

XTREME! AWESOME! Those are just a couple of the words to describe comics in the 90s. Join us on our continuing series of comic books through the decades as we jump in with our JNCO jeans and brightly colored fanny packs. Death of Superman, The Man Who broke the Bat, and the crazy mercenary that had horribly drawn feet join the fold as Image and independent publishers dominated the comic book landscape. We discuss some of the biggest events of the time and how a failed attempt for Jim Shooter to buy Marvel led to the creation of Valiant comics and so much more. Join us as we chat about the rise of Trade Paperbacks, Variant Covers, and how every gimmick that arose in the 90s has made its way back into mainstream comics today. #comics #popculture #podcast https://linktr.ee/MagicCityPodcast Appease the Algorithm Gods! Hit us with a LIKE! Comment and Subscribe! Follow us on Instagram: Paul https://www.instagram.com/magiccitycomics/?hl=en Jimmy https://www.instagram.com/jmartcollectibles/?hl=en Jorge https://www.instagram.com/marvelpapi/?hl=en Check us out on TikTok. https://www.tiktok.com/@magiccitycomics --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/magic-city-podcast/support

The Boys sit down to discuss the comic book "The Butcher of Paris" by Stephanie Phillips and Dean Kotz, from Darkhorse Comics. They also talk about Radio Dramas, Sleeze Rock, Old Man Logan, MAUS and more. About the book: In Nazi occupied Paris, the death toll mounts, but the killer's motive and whereabouts remain unknown. The investigation uncovers a name—a doctor, whose skill and expertise match that of the meticulous crimes. But is this doctor the sadistic killer operating in the shadows, or just another victim of the Gestapo? Find out these answers and more in another exciting installment of Around Comics TRADETalks.

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We remember what it was being a comic newbie, it was worse than puberty!! All this crying, confusion, thoughts of suicide ... all over expensive paper.  The guys are here to help talk you through the jargon and help you sound like a comic pro! You'll still be crying but at least it won't be because you accidently tore a comic cover with scotch tape. Welcome to "Speaking of ..." and today's topic is Trade Paperbacks. Write to us: moviesascomics@gmail.com Instagram: @moviesascomics Visit our Homepage: moviesascomics.libsyn.com Our Collection On Letterboxd: Movies As Comics Support us on Patreon Leave Ratings or Reviews Anywhere You Listen and Don't Forget to Subscribe Google Podcasts Spotify iHeartRadio Deezer Audible Android Apple Podcasts Black Market Comics Webstore can be Found HERE @BlackMarketComics is on Instagram HERE Production Contributions Outro music provided by JesseCreamDream on Soundcloud.

At one point in time, the only way to enjoy your comic books was to sit down, hold them in your hands and turn the pages. If you wanted to read a specific storyline, you had to dig through your collection and pull out all the related issues. That's how it was done. Then the age of Trade Paperbacks and Digital Comics arrived… No longer did you have to hunt through your collection for a story. No longer did you have to bag and board your newest comic acquisitions. It's been said that the world of printed comics is dying. Your hosts have something to say about that during this episode revolving around The Ever Changing World Of Comics! (original air date 7-19-2018) Links from this Episode: — Marvel Unlimited https://www.marvel.com/comics/unlimited — DC Digital? http://www.moderntimesmagazine.com/page19/180131-Arts-DC-Comics-Digital-Subscription-Service/180131-Arts-DC-Comics-Digital-Subscription-Service.php — Punisher Armory http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Punisher_Armory_Vol_1 — Trade Paperback https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trade_paperback — Digital Comics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_comic — The Walking Dead https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Walking_Dead_(comic_book) — Invincible https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invincible_(comics) — The Incredible Hulk https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incredible_Hulk_(comic_book) — The Mutant Massacre http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Mutant_Massacre — Spider-Man Reign https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-Man:_Reign — Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #13 http://miragelicensing.com/comics/archie/13/13.htm — Hydra Cap https://www.themarysue.com/captain-america-as-symbol/ — Variant Comic Covers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variant_cover — Hologram Covers https://marswillsendnomore.wordpress.com/2011/08/08/x-men-fatal-attractions-wrap-around-covers-with-holograms/ — Marvel 2099 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvel_2099

this episode the guys give their top 5 graphic novel and trade paperback lists (and maybe one just for alan moore) as well as read a short but very interesting zootopia fic. enjoy! don't forget to follow suck my (fan) fic on social media and youtube! https://twitter.com/suckmyfanfic https://www.facebook.com/Suck-my-fan-fic https://suckmyfanficpodcast.tumblr.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqdIDIgKS-F1dgBcDWUBl2g you can also give them all (at least some?) of your monies if you feel so inclined https://www.patreon.com/suckmyfanfic

Well, here we are. Another week gone by. It's been hectic at Trail Estates and I'm a running to and fro with all the activities the daughter is involved in. I'm not complaining though...much anyway. I wanted to discuss mental illness awareness some more. I know, broken record right? Thing is, I'm free. I've come clean and I discuss my issues freely. Most people are not. They hide it and it can cause more damage that way in most folks' opinion (including my own). So, I plead for you to get help yourself and discuss this or to reach out to/for others you know who are dealing with it. Get help. Come clean. Now, onto stuff I'm into. We're really digging on Schitt's Creek. If you've not, I suggest you give it a chance. I've discussed this with homeboy Mikey and he's not into it at all. Then again, he doesn't care for Eugene Levy...so... Anyway, it's a fun show and a slow burn when it comes to comedy. Not for everyone and not slapstick really at all. I dig it. Catherine O'Hara and Chris Elliot also star. Oh, and Eugene Levy's own son (plays his son) is in it as well. I also recently watched "Knives Out" and really loved it. The whole family was into that one actually. I hear there's a sequel in the works and I know we cannot wait. "Inception" was a film I've been meaning to see for, well, a decade now. Finally watched it the other night. I wouldn't say I loved it. It's pretty confusing and difficult to follow at times. I am intrigued by it, however, and will be checking in on it again soon. Hard to believe this film is ten years old already. Great cast. Finishing up the book "The Outsider" by Stephen King again. Almost done. Good thing too, as there's now an HBO series based upon it. Have to check that one out. Other than that, some new comics are around and I'm into the Joe Hill DC series books (he's the son of Stephen King ya know) and I'm becoming more excited about the Netflix adaptation of "Locke and Key." It's from a great comic series and I suggest you go out and get those Trade Paperbacks when you get the chance. That's all for now folks. I'll catch up with you again next week. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedadsnarkpodcast/message

Marc and Greg review every volume of the Trade Paperbacks released for Voltron Legendary Defender Comics from Lion Forge Comics. If you go out to The Voltron Store at: https://store.voltron.com/collections/voltron/products/voltron-legendary-defender-volume-1-2-3-trade-paperbacks You can use the code SCHOOL20 at checkout to save 20% on your entire order! As Always, Thanks for Listening! Let's Voltron!!

In this podcast I talk about why I am starting to want to buy trade paperback comics more than single issue comics. Also I talk about my new interest in writing.

Happy Halloween!! In this episode, The Loft Dweller Discusses: Lovecraft: The Myth of Cthulhu (http://www.idwpublishing.com/product/lovecraft-the-myth-of-cthulhu/) Godzilla in Hell (http://www.idwpublishing.com/product/godzilla-in-hell/) Ghostbusters: Get Real (http://www.idwpublishing.com/product/ghostbusters-get-real/) You can find The Loft Dweller's Afterlife Comicals (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1LWycNhJrncATFgDtie5Re) Playlist on Spotify Here (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1LWycNhJrncATFgDtie5Re) Send any questions or feedback to (mailto:acecomicals@gmail.com) acecomicals@gmail.com. And also please subscribe (http://www.acecomicals.com/subscribe) and leave us a review! If you like what we do please consider donating to us (https://ko-fi.com/acecomicals) at https://ko-fi.com/acecomicals. All contributions will be used to defray the cost of hosting the website. Ace Comicals, over and out!#

Download the Episode Here!Welcome to the second episode of TradePaperCast!~What is the TradePaperCast?It's a monthly comic book podcast where we take a look at a collection of comic books (often referred to as "Trade Paper Backs.") and give our thoughts, analysis, and have an in depth discussion about them. It's basically a book club for comics!Host: @SpectreSparkCohost: @FranticsocietyFor our second issue we're going to be talking all about Seconds by Bryan Lee O'Malley which is a self contained graphic novel! It revolves around a woman named Kaity, and her restaurant "Seconds," where a bunch of weird stuff goes down! Read and then listen along as we discuss the plot and go in depth with everything from the comic!BUT DON'T WORRY if you haven't read the comic! We start each episode off with spoiler-free impressions, and announce next months issue during the break (September's book: bit.ly/tradepapercast3) then go full spoilers after that with plenty of warning!We hope you enjoy the show!Thanks for listening!Follow us @tradepapercast on twitter for more discussion, suggestions, comments, concerns, or just to say hi! :D

Download the Episode Here! Welcome to the inaugural episode of the TradePaperCast Podcast!What is TradePaperCast? It's a monthly comic book podcast where we take a look at a collection of comic books (often referred to as "Trade Paper Backs.") and give our thoughts, analysis, and have an in depth discussion about them. It's basically a book club for comics!Host: @SpectreSpark Cohost: @FranticsocietyFor our very first episode we will be covering Afterlife with Archie: Escape From Riverdale Vol. 1 written by Roberto Aguirre-Sansosa and illustrated by Francesco Francavilla!This Trade collects issues 1-5!This comic is about what would happen if zombies took over the classic, wholesome town of Riverdale!We start off the podcast introducing ourselves and asking each other if we would recommend it, this is spoiler free, and then after our short break around the 11min 30sec mark we go full spoilers. We discuss the plot point to point, and talk about our favorite pages, scenes, and characterizations from the story! After all of that we discuss the future of the show, and announce Issue #2 that will release on August, 13th!Here's a link to that if you just HAVE to know: bit.ly/tpcissue2FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @TradePaperCast and leave us suggestions for the future of the show! We hope you enjoy the show! Happy Friday the 13th!

On Episode 302 of Trick or Treat Radio we head to South Korea and visit with their greatest hero with the Netflix exclusive film, Psychokinesis. This is the latest film from Yeon Sango-ho, director of the overwhelming treat, Train to Busan. We also bring back the Double Tap segment and tell you all about some of the media we’ve been digging lately. Some of our listeners contribute their Double Tap recommendations as well! In addition, we talk about MonsterZero’s potential foray into filmmaking, Childish Gambino’s latest video, “This is America”, and the difficulty in this day and age of “making it” with your art. So pull the plug on your career, power up your psychic inertial dampeners and strap on for the world’s most dangerous talk radio show! Stuff we talk about: AJPW Champions Carnival, “pulling the plug”, The Five Hossmen Wrestling Podcast, MonsterZero’s foray into filmmaking?, Alex Proyas, The Crow, Dark City, The Big Scary Monster Hunts at Midnight, art gatekeeping, suffering for your art, Brian Paulin, Morbid Vision Films, Jared Leto, Thirty Seconds to Mars, Childish Gambino, the “This is America” video, Donald Glover, Mr. Plow, Ares fixing Dynamo’s house, Ares’ caulk, Victor Infante, Black Cat Anthems for Red Headed January Girls, the grooming habits of our pets, fucking ticks, alligator story, racism in Boston, Germany, Yeon Sang-ho, Train to Busan, Seoul Station, Jung Yu-mi, Ryu Seung-ryong, Dragon Ball Z, the bumbling hero stereotype, The Greatest American Hero, John Travolta, Phenomena, Michael, Powder, Les Miserables, Nekromatik, Russell Brand, Kon-El, riot or siege?, The South Korean William Katt, The Host, Oldboy, Irish walking cap or Skally cap, Revenge, 8in8, Amanda Palmer, Neil Gaiman, Ben Folds, Blood and Bone, Michael Jai White, Arrow Video’s Basket Case 4K Restoration, Frank Henenlotter, Kevin Van Hentenryck, Transformers, Psychic Inertial Dampeners, Springer, Lost Planet, triple changers, YouTube, Everything Wrong With, Cinemasins, How It Should Have Ended, Graphic Novels vs. Trade Paperbacks, Revenge of the Living Monolith, Bill Hicks’ a Sane Man, Richard Pryor, Sam Kinison, Cobra Kai, William Zabka, Ralph Macchio, A Perfect Circle, The Creepy Podcast, Survive This!! Dark Places and Demogorgons, Black Magick, Greg Rucka, Nicola Scott, The Beauty, Aliya Whiteley, The Dark Magazine, Urban Shadows, Shudder, Repulsion, Roman Polanski, and Blood Incantation. Send Email/Voicemail: podcast@trickortreatradio.com Visit our website: http://trickortreatradio.com Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzK FB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradio Twitter: http://twitter.com/TheDeadites Facebook: http://facebook.com/TheDeadites YouTube: http://youtube.com/TheDeaditesTV Instagram: http://instagram.com/TheDeadites Buy our music on Bandcamp: http://thedeadites.bandcamp.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

This week we're chatting with lifelong nerd, designer of everything at Jordandene, and my husband Joey Ellis. In addition to doing all of the hand-lettering, branding, and design work at Jordandene, Joey and his two partners run the agency GrandArmy. They've done lots of cool design work (does the lettering in Taco Bell's Live Mas look familiar?), and people have even gotten tattoos of some of their branding projects.   Joey has been a pretty big nerd for his entire life, carrying his comic books, drawings, and action figures around in a briefcase as an elementary school kid (because Bruce Wayne did it). He always loved Batman the most, starting with Batman: The Animated Series. He didn't have any superpowers and became the best through hard work, determination, and, you know, a lot of money.   The world of Batman is overwhelming, so Joey put together a list of animated movies and graphic novels that someone new to the world could easily jump into. Or, you could watch the Lego Batman movie, which is just a real treat all around.   Thanks again for hanging out with us, and please help show your support by subscribing, leaving a review, or checking out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/sartorialgeek.   Stay nerdy. Batman Animated Movies for Newbies: - Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (A prequel to The Animated Series, which is one of the best on-screen versions of Batman) - Batman: Year One - Batman: Gotham Knight (A collection of shorts by a group of anime creators) - Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (Set very far into the future of The Animated Series continuity. Very dark) - Batman: Under the Red Hood - Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (Part 1 & 2)   Batman Graphic Novels & Trade Paperbacks for Newbies: - Batman: Year One (Frank Miller's update to Batman's origin story.) - Batman: The Long Halloween (Another early days story that introduced the Falcone crime family later seen in Nolan's Batman Begins. Also shows Harvey Dent's transformation into Two Face) - Batman The Dark Knight Returns (Frank Miller's take on an aging, messed up Bruce Wayne dealing with an increasingly bizarre, violent future) - Joker (Lee Bermejo's take on the Joker. Super brutal. Super violent. Was a huge influence on The Dark Knight's depiction of the Joker.) - Batman: Noel (A sequel of sorts to Joker - Bermejo's take on A Christmas Carol through a Gotham City lens) - The Killing Joke (Alan Moore explores Batman's complex relationship with the Joker. Amazing art by Brian Boland. Also tells the story of how Barbara Gordon loses her ability to walk, which starts her on the path to becoming Oracle.) - Batman Vol. 1-9 (Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's recent iconic run on Batman) Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adam Graham talks about the benefits and drawbacks of comic book trade paperbacks Transcript:Trade Paperbacks, threat or menace? Find out on today's episode of the Classy Comics Podcast.Welcome to the Classy Comics Podcast where we search for the best comics in the universe. From Boise, Idaho here is your host, Adam Graham. Welcome to the Classy Comics Podcast from Boise, Idaho; this is your host Adam Graham. This is something I will try to do infrequently – mostly I want to be talking about comic books and trade paperbacks, but sometimes there can be a general comic topic that's worth a talk, particularly since part of my vision for the show is to talk to folks who are not necessarily been into collecting or reading for quite some time. When you say reading a comic book, people will often imagine you sitting there with their traditional comic book with its glossy cover held together by a staple or two, and generally with a few ads in there. I think of that specific experience I've only read one in all of 2017 and that was an issue of The Tick. For most of my comic reading I've either been reading from trade paperbacks or I've been reading from digital. And digital's another conversation; today we're going to focus on trade paperbacks which collect multiple issues. Generally a small trade might collect three or four issues of a comic while a larger one might collect twelve, and then there are some fairly large collections or omnibuses such as those that come from Marvel that can have twenty or thirty different issues in it. Trade paperback collections have become a lot more ubiquitous in recent years. It used to be that only select comics were collected together and sold in trades; now pretty much any major ongoing series that either DC or Marvel does is turned into a trade paperback, and there's a lot of work being done on the back catalogue of both companies to bring even some titles that hadn't been collected in trade together so that collectors can have them easily in one place, and those who haven't read them can discover them for the first time. So, it's a great way to read on up on classic comics and older comics that you just could not buy on an individual basis without a lot of money. And in general the trade collections can save quite a bit. Remember pretty much every DC Comic is going to be $2.99 an Issue, except for those that are more, and every Marvel comic is going to be $3.99 an Issue. Most trades that I get I end up paying about two dollars per issue for the comics that are in the trade. You also can more easily avoid bad titles – if you see a comic series starting and from some of the descriptions it sounds interesting, a trade can be a better option just because you can get an overall impression of what people actually thought of the comics in the trade, and based on what you hear you can have a really good idea of whether this is going to be something that will work for you. It's also important to remember that most ongoing comic book series today, particularly from the Big Two are written for the trade. That means that the comics are drawn with the idea that this is going to be in a four or seven-part book, and thus many issues are less standalone and more chapters in a book, and this can lead to some frustration for those who get individual issues one at a time. For example, an issue might really not progress the action much but might show some character moments which – if you've been waiting two weeks to a month for the story to move – is a little bit annoying; but if it's merely a section in a graphic novel you've gotten, well then it's not a big deal, it might actually contribute positively to the reading experience. Also with a trade paperback you can evaluate a series as a whole which can be crucial. You take, for example,

Our first guest is a man who declared last time he was on (a year to the week)that the Switch would suck and fail with no third party support - with Dan agreeing. What does he have to say now that he is the owner of a Switch? Plus, Dan gives us the numbers showing that single issue comics are on the way out, and the first round of DAN VS THE WORLD kicks of with a bang!

This week on The Comic Box: I talk about some changes coming up to the show, LOTS of updates concerning the latest comic book movies and TV shows, and I dig into the differences between trade paperbacks and graphic novels! Reviewed This Week: Jessica Jones #2 Thanos #1 Doctor Strange #14 Hal Jordan & the Green Lantern Corps #8 Green Lanterns #11 Wonder Woman #10 Locke & Key vol. 1-6 Giant Days vol. 1 Next Week's Pull List: Hal Jordan & the Green Lantern Corps #9 Wonder Woman #11 Black Monday Murders #4 Mighty Thor #13 This Week's Suggested Read/Watch/Visit: Crisis on Infinite Earths (ComiXology link) Other Links from this week's episode: Marvel's Video Comics Playlist Justice League Dark Trailer Comic Book Presidents Thoughts? Reading Suggestions? Haikus? Twitter:@RobsComicBox Personal Twitter: @Knowby Email: TheComicBoxPodcast@gmail.com BEHOLD! The Geek to Geek Podcast Network: GeektoGeekCast.net Geek to Geek Podcast Video Game News Now Geek Fitness Health Hacks Reddit: /r/geektogeekcast/ Youtube: Geek to Geek Dig this podcast? Show your support by subscribing or adding a star rating or review on iTunes! If you don't, I'll spend even LESS time editing this thing and you'll be forced to listen to all my lippy smacky noises. SMACKY NOISES!  

This episode, Kevin, Mike, Megan, Caitlin, Troy-David and their guest “Zombie” Ben Bedgood are recorded by Marc Lutz. Topics include Iron Fist, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, comics, television, movies and everything geek pop culture.

This episode, Kevin, Mike, Megan, and Troy-David are recorded by Marc Lutz. Topics include our Thanksgivings, what we’re thankful for, comics, television, movies and everything geek pop culture.

This episode, Kevin returns! He also brings Kayla along with Mike, Megan, and Troy-David all recorded by Marc Lutz. Topics include comics, television, and everything geek pop culture.

This episode, Kevin is away but Mike, Megan, and Troy-David are recorded by Marc Lutz. Topics include comics, television, and everything geek pop culture.

This episode, Kevin and Troy-David are recorded by Marc Lutz and Mike Lunsford. Topics include our top five new comics picks for Wednesday October 21st 2015.

This episode, Kevin and Troy-David are recorded by Marc Lutz. Topics include our top five new comics picks for Wednesday October 14th 2015.

It’s the Season 16 premiere! Kevin and Troy venture way into “Yankee Territory” to the Baltimore Comic Con!

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Today on the show, we had one of our favorite guests, Steve Orlando, return to talk about anything and everything! We discusses Comics, He-Man, Van Damme, Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Daredevil, Stardust, Shame, Conventions, The Walking Dead, Hot Wings, Arcade Games, Class Struggles, The Marine, Steven Segal, The Expendables, Trade Paperbacks, and even the Golden...Read more →

Collected Comics Library Podcast #332 - The three hundred thirty second podcast! Kids Read Comics Ann Arbor; My Read Pile; 2012 Eisner Awards; Trade Paperbacks and Hardcover from San Diego Comic Con International 2012; 31m 11s Collected Comics Library, hosted by Chris Marshall, THE Trade Paperback Podcast. The only podcast solely dedicated to news, information and reviews on all sorts of comic book collected editions.

Collected Comics Library Podcast #70 - The seventieth podcast! A little Motor City Comic Con wrap up; New Releases; X-Men Masterworks, Essentials, Hardcovers and Trade Paperbacks just in time for X3; Running time: 24m 36s