Girls Interrupting

The Supergirl TV show may be on hiatus, but we've got plenty of Kara Danvers to discuss this week! It's a different interpretation of the Supergirl origin story, but could be a wonderful introduction to the character for younger readers.

In this four-part arc, Kara is still learning to get a grip on her powers while maintaining her normal life with parents, friends, and high school track when a terrible earthquake threatens their small town. There's plenty of teenage angst, star-crossed romance, and some incredibly disgusting Kryptonian pimples. We'll discuss the parts we enjoyed, and the parts that didn't stick their superhero landing.

Let us know what you thought, and which version of Kara might be your favorite!

This week we're headed back to the quaint New England town of Lovecraft, where magical keys are plentiful and wishing wells have dark shadows lurking at their hearts.

Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez bring us three short stories from the world of LOCKE & KEY. The first is a bittersweet but lovely story about a father and his dying son, and explores what you might find on the other side of the moon. The second has a much more familiar tone, and involves a group of criminals who think the family living in the big house on the hill will be easy pickings, but guns are no match for the Locke family's keys. The third tale is a bit sillier, and plays more as a joke about the IDW publishing house than as a real story.

We discuss which story was our favorite of the three, our favorite parts of the original Locke & Key story, and the production of a Locke & Key show AT LONG LAST. Did you have a favorite story? And who would you cast to play the Locke kids on the new Netflix show? We'll be busy crafting our own magical keys, to find a way to take us into the future when the show has already aired.

We've rebooted our Regularly Scheduled Interruption w/Vol 6 of our beloved SAGA!

Welcome back to our favorite intergalactic space war! Everything is different, yet everything is also the same. Alana and Marko are back together and still searching for Hazel, who is spending her time in a fairly friendly prison camp learning how to read.

We're making new allies and running into old enemies, and Marko's mom is probably going to start a revolution if we leave her alone for too long.

It may be unbelievably hot outside, but it’s downright chilly in the GI studio this week! We’re discussing the first three issues of Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Robert Hack, and Jack Morelli’s CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA.

It’s the basis of a new Netflix drama of the same name, and it’s a noir re-imagining of the super cheerful "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" we all remember. This version of Sabrina still struggles with being half-witch and half-mortal and lives with two witchy aunts, but her villains are much more murdery-y this time.

The Girls are split on how they felt about the comic, so we had a great time discussing what we enjoyed (and what we absolutely hated) about these three issues! Grab your broomsticks and your athames, and meet us in the clearing at midnight to discuss THE CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA!

It may be unbelievably hot outside, but it’s downright chilly in the GI studio this week! We’re discussing the first three issues of Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Robert Hack, and Jack Morelli’s CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA.

It’s the basis of a new Netflix drama of the same name, and it’s a noir re-imagining of the super cheerful "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" we all remember. This version of Sabrina still struggles with being half-witch and half-mortal and lives with two witchy aunts, but her villains are much more murdery-y this time.

The Girls are split on how they felt about the comic, so we had a great time discussing what we enjoyed (and what we absolutely hated) about these three issues! Grab your broomsticks and your athames, and meet us in the clearing at midnight to discuss THE CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA!

This week, the Girls read BINGO LOVE, the story of two women who met and fell in love over Bingo at their local church. Unfortunately, society and their families separated them across states for decades before a chance encounter at their old bingo hall brought Hazel & Mari back to each other.

We’re back and better than ever with a brand-new episode and a brand-new Wasp! The radiant ball of sunshine made human otherwise known as Nadia is fresh out of the Red Room and eager to make her mark on the world!

The daughter of Hank Pym, the original Ant Man, Nadia’s a super genius former assassin who only wants to make friends, save the world, and eat snacks.

She’s stopping robbers and smashing the patriarchy by assembling a group of the greatest girl geniuses in New York! THE UNSTOPPABLE WASP is a breath of fresh air in the Marvel Universe, and we can’t wait to see more of her adventures!

WE'RE BACK AND IT FEELS SOOOOOOO GOOD!

We've missed all of you and we've missed Jane!Thor like WOAH. This week we're back with a Previously On episode starring THE MIGHTY THOR, issues 1-3. Jane is keeping a pretty big secret from everyon, including her oncology doctors, but it's all for the greater good - at least that's what she tells herself every time she picks up Mjolnir. With satellites crashing down to Earth, dead Elves floating in space, and a congress of united races to convince, Jane must put away her problems and let Thor work on solving some universal ones.

The Interrupting team is still taking a Phantom Zone break while they catch up on comics but there's no way Infinity War could not be talked about! Check out our sister podcast, Bam Pow TV, where Beatrice and Monica co-host with their friend Kenneth as they talk about their thoughts, feeling,s and emotional gut-punches from this crazy crossover that was ten years in the making.

We're finally leaving Wakanda and venturing to a new land called Yopan with Boetema and her brother Inotu.

When their parents leave them behind to chase a new scheme, Boetema is left to look after her little brother, who immediately gets in over his head. While trying to keep them both safe and fed, Boetema is also struggling to understand her newly discovered powers: She slips into the bodies of people on far away planets when she sleeps, with no way to undo the chaos she leaves behind when she eventually wakes.

In this futuristic dystopia, brought to life by Leila Del Duca and Kit Seton, Boetema struggles to find herself while sharing the bodies of strangers.

Grab your pillows and blankets, it's time to doze off and talk AFAR!