THREE MEN. THREE LIVES. Join us for POWERFUL ART AND STORIES with C.F. (“Mere”) and SCOTT SNYDER (“Batman”) and STEVE DITKO (“Captain Universe”), as we EXPLORE OUR FEELINGS (“Yes”) and LEARN ABOUT CUTURE (“roller skates”). “ENJOY.”

On this episode, Joseph Success McCulloch and Christopher Joy Mautner discuss Taiyo Matsumoto while Tucker and Matt take a breather. Can one man's manga fill an episode? Only you can discover the answer.

On this episode, the boys discuss Good Riddance, a comic book about divorce.

Comic Books Are Burning In Hell is pleased to offer the latest in its top-ranked continuing education seminars.Our main session concerns FRONTIER, HOTT NEW PUBLISHER NEW NEW COMIC collecting **UNO MORALEZ**Breakout sessions follow.JOE discusses BENNY BREAKIRON, nEEEw release from SMURFS CREATOR PEYO!!!MATT discusses COSMOSHIP YAMATO, 1,000% AUTHENTIC (i.e. untranslated) MANGA from LEIJI MATSUMOTO --not a Daft Punk tie-in --CHRIS discusses RASL, ALL JEFF SMITH, SOON IN COLOR.This combined program counts for 4 continuing education credits and 0 ethics credits. Please turn in two copies of your carbon forms as you exit. "We love you!"

On this episode of Comic Books Are Burning In Hell, Joe, Chris and Tucker yak it up about Gengora Tagame, the latest from Michael Deforge, ABC Warriors and...so much more. Fatty Arbuckle's murderous liasons! A dog that climbs ladders! Free comics! It's a veritable thrill ride.

WHAT'S THE BIG COMIC OF THE WEEK? Gilbert Hernandez's Marble Season. WE GOT IT HERE. PLUS, the world-famous DECADENCE COMICS from the British Isles and BEYOND. A PODCAST SO HOT IT BURNED DOWN ITS VERY MEDIUM OF EXPRESSION. That means the recording just breaks at the end! WE DROPPED THE MIC.

On this episode, Chris Mautner, Matt Seneca, Joe McCulloch and Tucker Stone talk about Hair Shirt by Patrick McEwon and Blutch's So Long Silver Screen. There's something else too, but I can't remember what it was right now.

Joe and Chris didn't go to this year's MoCCA Fest in New York, but Matt Seneca did! Not only that he was an exhibitor, selling his own darn comics at the show! So the Pennsylvania pair decide to use this opportunity to grill Matt like a swordfish and find out what it's like being on the other side of the table for once. Sadly, we had to cut this one a tad short, as we were having really awful technical difficulties. Truly it was redonkulous. 

On this episode, Matt, Joe and Chris discuss the term "funnybooks"--is it time to put it to bed? Preferably, the kind of bed where you shoot things with a gun?

What is Homestuck? And what was it doing in the bucolic landscape of Lancaster County? Chris Mautner can only rely on the sage and deep wisdom of Joe Mculloch  -- as so many of us do — mainly because Tucker Stone and Matt Seneca were off gallivanting about God's green Earth engaging in super-secret activities far too important to even hint at here. But the Homestuck discussion turns out to be merely the appetizer for a heady in-depth examination of the Cities Obscures series by Francois Schuiten and Benoit Peeters. Are you up to listening to two grown men talk about semi-obscure (at least in the U.S.) Belgian comics? Frankly, we don't think you are.