The Four Immigrants Manga is the story of Japanese immigrants in early-20th-century San Francisco. Tim and Kumar review.

Tim and Mulele discuss the recent court decision regarding copyright ownership of the first Superman story in Action Comics #1. Also, an odd e-mail message about our site, and the latest on Mulele and Kumar’s Weird Crime Theater. CBR Superman Copyright FAQ CBR “Permanent Damage” column

4/14/08 Paige Braddock Paige Braddock talks to Tim about Jane’s World, The Martian Confederacy, and … Peanuts?!

We just keep reaching for the “Top Shelf”! This time, Tim and Brandon review Spiral Bound by Aaron Renier, and Creature Tech by Doug TenNapel.

What is a Creative Commons Copyright, and do you want one for your comic? Tim, Mulele, Patrik W, and Patrick G discuss. Cory Doctorow Diesel Sweeties goes Creative Commons Nine Inch Nails’ CCC album, Ghosts

Tim and Brandon give their thoughts on Guy Delisle’s Pyongyang, DVD movie Justice League: The New Frontier, Spider-Man One More Day, and Writing for Comics with Peter David!

3/17/08 Jason McNamara Writer Jason McNamara talks about the upcoming Martian Confederacy, making your comic available free online, his work from AIT/Planet Lar, and more!

Marvel & DC Colorist Brian Miller joins us to talk about how colorists get work in comics, coloring techniques, and more! The Hero Initiative Hi-Fi Design Buy Hi-Fi Color for Comics from Amazon.com

Nicholas Gurewitch’s Perry Bible Fellowship is one of a number of comics originally available for free on line that people are now paying to read on paper. Does this put the lie to all the hand-wringing about online availability killing music and movies?

His name has been mentioned repeatedly on the podcast since the beginning: Mulele’s friend and collaborator Kumar! He joins Tim to review David Yurkovich’s Death By Chocolate: Redux, and to discuss manga translation.