Giant Size

Our Dallas Comic Con Special is full of very special guests and a look at the world of convention-going. Is haggling allowed? What about pet pigs? Stan Lee and Dan Slott will return in our next two episodes for a Giant Size Spider-Man extravaganza.

Rich Stevens and Merlin Mann join Moisés and John to discuss the state of digital comics, discovery, and recommend some good reads.

This intro to Captain America gets into why he’s great and great jumping on points for the Sentinel of Liberty with panelists Brad Graeber and Amanda Schuckman. Is it ok/great/bad to start with The Winter Soldier (the movie or comics)? Find out! Creator Interview: current Cap writer Rick Remender

Full of spoilers and speculation about Captain America: The Winter Soldier. You really should avoid this one until you've seen the movie.

Loosen your belt, this one's a chef's tasting! We recap comics-related happenings from SXSW 2014 and since, from Greg Pak, Jonathan Coulton, and Code Monkey to ComiXology Submit, The Bunker, and Doc Unknown to the digital/app/API revolution we welcome with open arms.

In our first "Creator Sampler" episode, we discuss and recommend the work of Chip Zdarsky, Francesco Francavilla, and Kate Leth. BONUS: Interviews with all three! EXTRA BONUS: Moisés gets thrown out of a comic shop!

David Sparks and Casey Liss talk about being new and aspiring comics readers as adults. Moisés & John give them a varied pile of recommendations for adults that aren't..."adult". Writer/illustrator Terry Moore talks Rachel Rising.

The creators of The Joyners in 3D join Moisés and John to talk 3D comics, how they got in as fans, and the unique (lengthy) process of making their new Original Graphic Novel.

Merlin Mann joins Moisés and John to discuss the X-Men, from reading recommendations and iconic storylines to why they really are so “Gifted” as a team. Interview: Herb Trimpe

Antony Johnston (Umbral, Wasteland) returns and joins Geoff Barrall (CEO of Drobo) to give Moisés a truly Giant-Size primer on Judge Dredd and 2000AD. Colorist Elizabeth Breitweiser (Image's Velvet) talks about the intricacies and nature of her job, an essential role in modern comics.