Deconstructing Comics #697: ‘Everyone Is Tulip’
Most people have some dreams of fame and fortune. A certain portion of those people make their way to Hollywood
Read moreMost people have some dreams of fame and fortune. A certain portion of those people make their way to Hollywood
Read moreComics, of course, are not just for entertainment. They’re a great medium for educating. This week we feature two examples:
Read moreA comics series that’s sadly hard to find these days is Smax by Alan Moore, Zander Cannon, and Andrew Currie.
Read moreHow much Stan can you stand? That’s the question Emmet and Tim are asking as we review an undetermined number
Read moreThere’s a history of horror manga featuring cats, especially humans with cat features. What are some of the prominent titles
Read moreTim and Emmet begin a series on Stan Lee biographies with the 2003 book Stan Lee and the Rise and
Read moreIt’s debatable whether Garth Ennis’ series Crossed, about a disease that causes people to act in the most reprehensible ways
Read moreAnother week has flown by and the weekend is almost up too. So, we hope that we can help you
Read moreNunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir, following up on their appearance in episode 653, are back on the show to discuss
Read moreChapter 10 of Fullmetal Alchemist sees the brothers on their way to the library to retrieve Dr. Marcoh’s notes. But
Read moreIn 1998, under the “Marvel Knights” banner, Christopher Priest began the first ongoing Black Panther title in nearly two decades.
Read moreThis week, from our archive of Patreon podcasts, Tim and Mulele discuss the movie Iron Man 3 in another edition
Read moreCanadian Jed MacKay is rising through the ranks at Marvel with some stellar books starring secondary characters — the Black
Read moreIs it annoying or brilliant? A smart commentary on internet culture? Too trendy for the oldsters who make this podcast?
Read moreThe eighth chapter of “Fullmetal Alchemist” introduces Dr. Markoh, as small details of the overall plot begin to appear. Can
Read moreA story about a pot-smoking superhero taking on a villain whose henchmen wear KKK robes. Is this OK?! Tim is
Read moreCon Chrisoulis has been on the comics scene since 1996, releasing comics in his native Australia, in Greece, and in
Read moreHilary Barta has been drawing (and sometimes writing) comics for decades, for nearly any publisher you can name. He even
Read moreChapter seven provides a master class in mixing humor with serious moments, becoming neither too dark nor too silly. It
Read moreComics journalist Joe Sacco is back, with an up-close look at the Dene people, of the western part of Canada’s
Read moreThere have been plenty of comics made about the current COVID-19 pandemic, both instructional and autobiographical ones. In this episode
Read moreThe pandemic has caused a variety of entertainment content to go unreleased or even unmade. Unfortunately, that extends to the
Read moreOur friends at Deconstructing Comics have announced a whole new podcast. The Law of Equivalent Exchange takes a look at
Read moreThe time for “setup” is over! At last, Thor, Iron Man, the Hulk, and Captain America meet! Tim and Mulele
Read moreFilm buff Mulele prods Tim to get caught up on alllll the Marvel movies he’s missed. This time, they watch
Read moreWhat do you do when you want to talk about the MCU movies, but no one around you has watched
Read moreIsekai is a genre, named in Japan, in which a character from our earth is suddenly transported to “another world.”
Read moreIs it comedy or violent action? Delivering fan service or gross-out scenes? Who are the good guys and who are
Read moreMark Russell has been one of the standout comics writers of the past five years, in part because he’s possibly
Read moreTim and Patrick discuss the third chapter of Fullmetal Alchemist, “The Mining Town.” Why are alchemists hated as “the dogs
Read moreWe’ve talked about several of Rumiko Takahashi’s manga series over the years, but this time we go back to the
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