Bubbling Up

 Happy Thanksgiving, or whatever it is you're celebrating today! Clint Barton, Kate Bishop, the tracksuit mafia, Pizza Dog; they're all back for more and so are we with a chat about volume two of the Fraction/Aja run on Hawkeye. 

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Over the next couple of weeks leading up to the Disney+ show releasing, we decided to do an in depth breakdown of the first two trades of Matt Fraction and David Aja's run on Hawkeye, starting as per standard counting standards with volume 1, My Life as a Weapon.

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After mentioning Scott Snyder several times over the course of the podcast, we finally get around to talking about some of his works. This October, Snyder released three first issues on Comixology and we decided to check them out and talk about each.

We Have Demons (art: Greg Capullo) is an epic story about the eternal conflict between good and evil and the teen that inevitably gets caught in the middle.

Clear (art: Francis Manapul) is a sci fi/noir book that takes us to a world where neuro veils can make the world look however you want and that kind of fantasy is big business.

Night of the Ghoul (art: Francesco Francavilla) is an old school horror about a long missing horror film and a mysterious monster we know only as the Ghoul.

So give em a read and then come join us as we break down what we thought.

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In preparation for the release of Eternals we went back and checked out Neil Gaiman and John Romita Jr.'s 2006-2007 comics run. 

Get in loser! We're saving the world. 

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We're all over the spooky-sphere in this episode talking about the things that scare us including comics, movies, and books. Just a chilling little holiday treat to mark our 20th episode(!!!) for all you horror fans out there.

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This week we're covering (ohohoo) a Brian Michael Bendis/David Mack banger, published by Image, it's the everyman espionage book, Cover. At one trade, it's a quick read so get on it, then gather up your spy gear and come with us!

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Howdy, gang! We're back this week following up on our review of Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra's Y: The Last Man vol. 1 with our review of the first half of season one of the television show based on it! We get into what we like about it so far, what we don't like so far, and why it's so hard to keep that damn Capuchin from getting into trouble.

Catch up with the episodes on Hulu and then join us for our discussion.

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This week we're just talking about Yehudi Mercado's YA comic, Sci-Fu VOL. 1. It's just your average 1980s universe skipping, giant robot fighting, hip-hop meets kung fu book. Give it a read and then give us a listen!

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We're back! And this week we're starting off with some updates about previous topics:

• The Sandman audio drama Act II just released on Audible
• Jeff Lemire is plugging along on his substack with his new comic Fishflies being three parts in.
• Scott Snyder is continuing his Comics 101 class on substack. In the most recent lecture he talked about finding your voice as a writer.
• We also talked about some tv/podcasts entering our realm

And finally, the main event, we discussed the delightful anthology horror comic Ice Cream Man written by W. Maxwell Prince with pencils by Martin Morazzo and colors by Chris O'Halloran. We covered the first trade, Rainbow Sprinkles, but there are many more out there if you're into short creepy tales.

So take a listen... if you dare, or whatever.

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We're just talking about one of the greatest and most influential animes ever this week. No big deal. Just kidding, it's a huge deal! Listen in immediately for our thoughts on Akira directed by Katsuhiro Otomo!

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