Deconstructing Comics #759: Kirby’s Fourth World(?) — ‘Captain Victory’ Graphite Edition
After he left DC Comics, but before he returned to produce Even Gods Must Die and The Hunger Dogs, Jack
Read moreAfter he left DC Comics, but before he returned to produce Even Gods Must Die and The Hunger Dogs, Jack
Read moreWhat really happened in Ishbal? Ed tells Hawkeye “My ignorance is astounding,” and we feel the same way. Chapter 58
Read moreA few weeks back, Tim and Jason discussed Sean Lewis‘ Immortalis — issue # 3. This time, we’re reading the
Read moreFullmetal Alchemist chapter 57 leads us (not unusually) to question the translation: Is there a difference between a soldier “deserting”
Read moreA supernatural western, Holy West, captivates Tim and Adam in this episode. The comic features smart writing by Seth Jacob
Read moreTim Catches Up With The MCU continues: Peter Quill (whose name we both blanked on while recording the show!) and
Read moreEd and Al again meet President Bradley, and this time they get a better understanding of the situation they’re in.
Read moreLin has willingly accepted the philosopher’s stone which takes over his body as the homunculus Greed! How will Ed and
Read moreIf you’re at all aware of Tokyo Rose, it’s most likely simply as a woman heard over a radio in
Read moreHere 2 Cypher is an anthology of stories written by Brandon Hayes, whose story Thready Tim and Jason enjoyed back
Read moreTim and Patrick have egg all over their faces this time, after months of holding back a big “spoiler” that …
Read moreOne homunculus’ origin story is revealed! The marked stones in Gluttony’s belly are explained! Our oddly-matched groups of characters head
Read moreTim Catches Up with the MCU continues as Tim and Mulele discuss Avengers 2.5, er, Captain America: Civil War! (Originally
Read moreAs Ed begins to hatch a plan to get himself, Lin, and Envy out of Gluttony’s “stomach”, Scar and Mei
Read moreJohn Morrow is co-founder of Two Morrows Publishing, a company that owes its start to John’s interest in Jack Kirby.
Read moreBerserker Monk is a violent, but slightly humorous, comic that’s been pitched as “Tarantino meets The Last Airbender.” The creators
Read moreCan Ed and Lin get out of the sea of blood after being “eaten” by Gluttony? Can Mei Chang find
Read moreAfter leaving DC’s Jimmy Olsen book, Jack Kirby needed something else to keep his monthly page count up to the
Read moreHow will Ed react to the appearance of Envy? How is Mustang’s intelligence-gathering game? Which is the better sound effect,
Read moreMarta Chudolinska (who-doh-lean-ska), the child of Polish immigrants to Canada, makes comics and other art in Toronto. Koom talks with
Read moreAs our heroes battle an enraged gluttony, Bradley has another encounter with the mysterious Pride. Along with the action-packed 49th
Read moreLin Yao has just captured Gluttony! Will Ed and Al be able to capture Scar as well? How does Winry
Read moreSuzanne Lenglen was a trendsetting tennis star in the 1920s, among the first to challenge the notion that tennis players
Read moreThe battle against Scar continues, and Winry continues to work through her grief over her parents. Will she shoot Scar?
Read moreIf you’re looking for over-the-top — way, way over — action and violence, then Fist of the North Star, by
Read moreWinry continues to mourn her parents, and worries that other loved ones could be gone at any time. Meanwhile, Lin
Read moreOur characters share relevant info with each other and make some progress on figuring things out — more than they
Read moreEd and Al are at last reunited, and Ed shares his recent discoveries. Also, Winry notes changes and Mustang gives
Read moreThis time, Jason introduces us to his former student Dan Tappan‘s first Kickstarter project, a nautical horror anthology with the
Read moreStrangehaven is a series started by Gary Spencer Millidge in 1995. As he does everything himself (including publishing, for the
Read moreAs Ed makes a discovery about the attempt he and Al made to resurrect their mom, Al worries about whether
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