On this episode, Chris and Joe and Matt sit down to talk about Logan, the Wolverine.

On this episode, the gang's all here! You can listen and be surprised by their choices, but if you want to do that you better stop reading immediately because I'm about to list this episode's points of interest:

Sandman Overture, Prince Valiant and some food manga go into a bar, which is to say they get talked about in this episode, because we’re very bad at making analogies. And telling jokes.

Following up on our historic Harvey nomination, here's the team (sans Joe) talking about Franklin Miller and Gareys Panter. They make comic books!

On this episode, Chris and Tucker discuss newspaper strips, like The Far Side, and they talk about comics, and then they talk about webcomics, and they talk about populism, and they run out of time before they can have their Big Argument.

On this special episode of the comic book podcast, Joe McCulloch and Chris Mautner discuss Japanese animation and contemporary events.

On this episode, Tucker explains the connections between Chuck Dixon's Wall Street Journal piece, how right wing lunatic slimebuckets are the same as people who think giving the Dark Knight anything less than 100% on Rotten Tomatoes is tantamount to treason, to something something YA novels and gun control and NRA and you know, nobody cares about your FEELINGS dude, nobody wants to hear about your FEELINGS anymore, let's just talk about BARNABY and his magic conman fairy godfather.

On this episode, the boys talk about Eric Stanton, Mark Millar's MPH, Lobo, and some comic that Chris read? It's the first thing we talk about. I can't remember what it was though!

On this episode, there are many comics discussed, and one of them is the new one by Chris Blain, Weapons of Mass Diplomacy.

There is a day where they give away free comic books. It is a day like many others, but it is bloody and apocalyptic and there are free comics involved.