In a special live episode, Emma and guest host Gwen interview Tessa Black on her comics debut in Island #3 and go on to discuss the buzzworthy new visual novel We Know the Devil, recently ended Vertigo series Effigy, and

Terrence is back and joins Logan, Emma, and special guest Matt Santori-Griffith (co-founder/editor of Comicosity) on this week's Fantheon. They discuss yet another Marvel controversy (Red Wolf) and step in the right dire

Comics creator, Ultimate player, and Rainbow Hub reviewer Mad Moll Green joins Emma and Logan on this episode of Fantheon. They critique the new magical girl comic Zodiac Starforce, talk about the female competition in C

Emma and Logan are joined by Comics Bulletin and Splash Page Comix's Julia Walchuk in this episode dedicated to indie publisher Black Mask Studios. Their main focus is on the thrilling, thought provoking Young Terrorists

On this week's Fantheon, Emma, Terrence, and Logan talk about the lady power of A-Force,the twists and metafiction of Batman, and Phonogram's music and pretentiousness. There are also extended discussions about music,wre

On this super stuffed episode of Fantheon, Jam (Comics Alliance, Comicosity) and Laura (Publishers Weekly, The Guardian) join the regular cast as they discuss WicDiv and the Marvel problem. Lots of big topics are discuss

On this week's Fantheon, Terrence, Emma, and Logan chat about the historical hilariousness of Angela Witch Hunter,the varied art styles of Batgirl Annual, and continue to dig deep into Material. Plus a bonus look at the

On this week's Fantheon, Logan, Emma, and Terrence begin by discussing the ongoing Marvel hip hop variant saga. Then, they talk about Cyborg and how he is becoming more man than machine, the mutant madness of E is for Ex

Darrell from Blerds Online joins Logan, Emma, and Terrence as we discuss the music and drama of Black Canary as well as Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps' connection to Secret Wars. We also take fan questions about Supe

Another week, another controversy as Rainbow Hub managing editor and special guest Mariah discusses the treatment of black people and racism in Strange Fruit #1. And on a happier note, Emma, Logan, and Terrence discuss t