The boys read some comics and are going to tell you all about them. - Chris read 'Destroy All Monsters' from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips. - Sal read 'Lugosi: The Rise and Fall of Hollywood's Dracula'. - Tom read some Eternals comics from Jack Kirby. All that and more on another amazing audio adventure from your favorite purveyors of comic books and pop culture.  ------------------------------------------------------------------------  --------------------------------------------------------...

392. Destroy All Monsters, Eternals, Lugosi, comic book reviews

Welcome to Around Comics, the ultimate comic book podcast for fans and newcomers alike! Join Chris, Brion, and Tom as they dive into the exciting world of comics and all the pop culture that surrounds it. With almost 20 years of friendship and over 400 episodes under their belts, these guys know their stuff and are always ready to share their knowledge and love of comics with their listeners. Whether they're discussing the latest new releases, delving into the rich history of the medium, or chatting with some of the biggest names in the industry, Chris, Brion, and Tom always bring their unique brand of humor and irreverence to the table. So come hang out with the Around Comics crew and get your comic book fix!

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In this episode, we talk to comic book artist Jamal Igle about the influence of Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's seminal graphic novel The Killing Joke on his career. Igle discusses how The Killing Joke inspired him to become a comic book artist, and how it continues to influence his work today. We also talk about the legacy of The Killing Joke, and whether it is still relevant today.This is a must-listen for any fan of The Killing Joke, or for anyone interested in the art of comic books. Jamal...

AC 457: The Killing Joke - Under the Influence with Jamal Igle

On this episode of Around Comics, Chris, Sal, and Tom are joined by comic book writer and artist Tim Seeley to discuss the comic book Cherry Pop Tart #1 and its influence on him as a creator. They talk about the challenges of creating adult-themed comics, the evolution of the genre, and how Seeley's new series Money Shot builds on the legacy of Cherry Pop Tart. Don't miss this candid conversation with one of the most talented writers and artists in the industry.Hashtags: #CherryPopT...

AC 456: Under the Influence with Tim Seeley

On this episode of Around Comics, hosts Chris and Sal were set to be joined by comic book artist Hilary Barta to talk about the Fantastic Four Annual #6, but unfortunately he couldn't make it. So instead, they decide to geek out and discuss some of their favorite TV shows, both past and present. Join in on the fun as Chris and Sal indulge in some good old-fashioned nerd talk on this episode of Around Comics.Support the Show.Follow Us.  Apple Podcasts Spotify Amazon  Support the show - Patreon...

AC 455: The Unexpected X-Men

In this episode of Around Comics, Sal and Chris are joined by special guest Zack Kruse to discuss Alan Moore's Swamp Thing #34. This issue is widely regarded as a masterpiece of horror comics and a turning point for the Swamp Thing series, as Moore took over writing duties and injected a new level of depth and sophistication into the character's mythology. The panel delves into the themes of mortality, transformation, and ecological consciousness that run through the issue, as well ...

Under the Influence with Dr. Zack Kruse - Swamp Thing #34

In this episode, Sal, Chris, and Tom are joined by special guest comic book writer Will Pfeifer to dive into the world of Howard Chaykin's "American Flagg." Together, they explore the gritty, satirical world of the series and discuss how it holds up in today's political climate. From its groundbreaking use of digital art to its commentary on corporatism and government control, this series is a must-read for any comic book fan. Join the discussion and discover why "American Flagg" is a cl...

392. Destroy All Monsters, Eternals, Lugosi, comic book reviews

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