Girls Interrupting

Girls Interrupting and Bam! Pow! TV! teamed up this week to talk about Avengers: Endgame, the latest film from the MCU and the capper of a 22 movie event. Listen in as we discuss this 3 hour behemoth in detail - this is not a spoiler free podcast ;)

Get your engines warmed up kiddos, we're back to the races with MOTOR CRUSH! Written by Brenden Fletcher and illustrated by Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr, we're back to finish up Volume One this week.

Dominic Swift loves to race, and hopes that with enough cash she can save her father's shop, protect her ex-girlfriend, and keep herself alive. But with the appearance of a mysterious figure who seems to know more about Dom's past than she does, things get much murkier and far more dangerous.

If you've only read #1, then brace yourself for more racing, more CatBall, and more Lola than ever before!

We're diving back into the gorgeous and terrifying world of MONSTRESS, brought to us by Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda. This book is a densely-packed dive into a society built on magic, slavery, and brutal control.

It should go without saying that the art is incredible, from its style to its content, and we are all amazed by how easily MONSTRESS swept us into its grasp.

Maika continues her relentless quest to learn more about her past, leaving both old friends and new enemies in her wake. She struggles to understand her own power, as it often (literally) bursts from her without warning.

Now that we've finished the first volume, we can't wait to start the next one! Join us as we discuss the mystery of cats, the puzzle of non-sexualized nudity, and the rarity of a story that's 90% women.

We've got our grimoires out and we're ready to learn! This week we're discussing WITCH BOY, a young adult graphic novel by Molly Knox Ostertag.

Teenaged Aster is a boy growing up in a family of witches and shapeshifters whose strictly held gender roles would forever deny him the chance to study the art of witchcraft.

But with the help of his new mortal friend Charlie, Aster looks for a way to follow his heart (and his growing talent) without losing his family along the way.

We dive deep on this one, discussing our feelings about gender, equality, and how today's political climate affects so many kids growing up in the US right now. Jump in with us, but don't break your leg! We haven't learned that spell yet.

Ain't no leashes holdin' us down - this week we're slashing through issues #1-4 of Man-Eaters by Chelsea Cain and Kate Niemczyk.

We learn quickly that in a world where teenage girls are the scariest creatures imaginable, the world still finds a way to humiliate and disenfranchise them. Luckily, teenage girls are even more resilient and creative than we give them credit for. Watch out for Maude - you never know what a girl might be capable of while she's on her period.

This book is basically the lovechild of BITCH PLANET and ANIMOSITY, and we are here for it! Join us as we discuss tampons, Corgis, and Dad advice, all while ordering a flat of bottled water for the studio.

While The Girls don't normally enjoy cross-over events, but LOVE Spider-Gwen, we made an exception and dove into Seanan McGuire & Rosie Kämpe's SPIDER-GWEN: GHOST-SPIDER # 1-4, a tie-in story within the Spider-Geddon run.

Our friendly neighborhood Spider-Gwen is shot through to another dimension (normal) and finds MJ and Peter working to save an their local Gwen Stacey from, well, herself (not so normal). It's a tale of too many Gwens as Spider-Gwen joins Peter & MJ to rescue this version of herself in order to get back home and save her own Spider-Family.

Finally finally finally, the Girls read OMG Check Please, the most perfect and hilarious and ridiculous and pie-filled webcomic out there (also one of our member's favorite things in the ENTIRE world). Listen in as we discuss that Captain Marvel trailer and pie-eating, woke AF hockey bros living their best college life.

And we're back with more Regularly Scheduled Interruptions with SAGA yay!

The family is together and ready for a minutes long pit stop on yet another world–oh wait, it's been 6 months. (We do love this trope!) Alana and Marko have made a new life on this war-torn comet and Hazel is growing up with a bunch of new friends. Unfortunately for our new family, trouble and loss is (as always) on the horizon.

Today we’re discussing DAUGHTERS OF THE DRAGON, a 6-issue graphic novel featuring the badass duo of Misty Knight and Colleen Wing! It’s written by Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti with art by Khari Evans.

Will Colleen and Misty be able to team up and take down the bad guys? Probably! Unfortunately, not all of us were able to make our way to the last pages of this one.

We were extremely excited to see what would happen in a book featuring these two awesome ladies, but the hyper-sexualized art and stale one-liners made this book a tough read.

Decide for yourself if this one’s worth your time! Listen in as we discuss the highs and lows (and tits and ass) of DAUGHTERS OF THE DRAGON!

Greetings, all! Gather round, it's time for a DEATHBED confession. Let's discuss the tale of Valentine, a young writer tasked to tell the tale of an aging man's life story before he dies. Except, he's not actually dying and everything is MUCH more bizarre than you could ever suspect.

Written by Joshua Williamson with art by Riley Rossmo, DEATHBED is a bloody, psychedelic trip narrated by The Most Interesting Man in the World (at least in his own mind). Grab your weapons—and don't forget your pants—because it's time for our last words on DEATHBED.