Bitches on Comics

In today's episode, we answer a listener question about Mojo, what his whole deal is, and any other villains that are similar to him in comics. We get into why Mojo is so formidable to the X-Men, what his fatness communicates, and what he parallels in our own society. Our Comic of the Week is Drainers (Steacy).

In today's episode, we talk to Preeti Chhibber, author, critic, and speaker about her new Zatanna comic, her deep love of Peter Parker, her wild experience writing an MCU tie-in, and her love/hate/hate/love relationship with Supernatural. She also shares some of her writing insights.

In today's episode, we answer a listener question about Secret Wars and the sudden appearance of Leah of Hel. We discuss the history of Secret Wars, Leah and Magik's queer love, and the highs and lows of characters who are only queer in alternate universes. We also recommend our favorite Secret Wars/Battleworld comics. Our Comic of the Week is: Godzilla in Hell (various)

Today's episode is all about Wynonna Earp: the series, the comic, the woman, the fandom. We talk about the power of the queer representation on the series, why somebody should make bank by bringing it back, and the exceptional exploration of trauma, healing, relapse, recovery, and hope. We love Wynonna Earp. Our Comic of the Week is: The Paradox of Getting Better by Raven Lyn

In this week's episode, we answer a listener question about The Nevers, how we grapple with works by problematic creators especially when we love them, and what witchy and supernatural TV, film, comics, and books we would recommend instead. Our Comic of the Week is Grip: The Strange World of Men (Hernandez).Trigger Warnings: discussions of allegations against Joss Whedon, Warren Ellis, and others, discussions of abuse and transphobia throughout

In this week's episode, we answer a listener question about WandaVision, what the adaptation gets right and where it fails, and what comics we'd love to see adapted or not. We get into the erasure of Wanda's Jewish and Romani identities and so much more. Our Comic of the Week is LaGuardia (Okorafor, Ford).

In today's episode, we have a double dose of Deadpool! First, we talk about what we love about the Merc with the Mouth with Monika Estrella Negra. We get into the highs and lows of our favorite tragic clown, from his pansexuality to his chaotic energy. Next, we take a look at Deadpool (Way, Medina) as a tie-in with Shelfdust's Secret Invasion extravaganza!

In today's episode, we talk to Riley Silverman, actor, writer, uber nerd, and self-described "chaotic femme," about her deep love of Doctor Who, Star Wars, and RPGs. We also discuss trans, nonbinary, and queer representation in nerdom and why Darth Vader comics rule.

In our 100th freaking episode, we talk Jane Foster Thor (Aaron, Dauterman) and what makes her so worthy. Our Comic of the Week is Dazzler (1981). What a way to celebrate 100 episodes of your favorite bitches talking comics! We love you!

In our pride month extravaganza grand finale, we interview Vita Ayala about their body of comics work from The Wilds to The New Mutants, why imperfect queer and Brown characters matter to them, and why superheroes still matter. We even get the lovely Stephanie Williams to join us for this awesome conversation!