Girls Interrupting

The Girls went to the movies to see the latest installment in the MCU: Captain America: Civil War. Tune in for multiple versions of our very own civil wars and find out just what makes us repeat "agree to disagree"!

We're headed back in time to the pre-new 52 Gotham as we read #1-12 of Cassandra Cain BATGIRL by Scott Peterson and Kelley Puckett, with art by Robert Campanella and Damion Scott.

We hope you did your homework, because the Girls are headed back to class for issues 7-12 of GIANT DAYS by John Allison and Lissa Tremain! There's no shortage of drama this semester, and we couldn't be more excited to talk about it all.

Things get surprisingly dark and unsettingling in the first three issues of VISION by Tom King and Gabriel Hernandez Walta as we explore the synthezoid Avenger's new family and their struggle to find normalcy in suburbia.

It’s time for new friends, old frenemies, and absolutely NO fridges in Kate Leth and Brittany Williams’ new PATSY WALKER: AKA HELLCAT!

It's feeling a lot like summertime here as the Girls head back to Miss Quinzella Thiskwin Penniquiqul Thistle Crumpet's Camp for Hardcore Lady Types, otherwise known as the summer camp where anything is possible and LUMBERJANES are made!

Who needs Logan? Formerly known as X-23, Laura Kinney takes on the mantle of Wolverine in ALL-NEW WOLVERINE. This week we're discussing her new costume, her characterization, and her clones as we tear through issues #1-3.

In this Previously On, we're headed back to the cell block this week as we re-visit Kelly Sue DeConnick and Valentine Delandro's BITCH PLANET to finish off the first volume, issues #2-5.

Join in as we rage against the patriarchy and discuss how thin the line is between BP's fiction and our reality.

Our safeword this month is Sunstone, and we feel it should be yours too! We read Stjepan Šejić's wonderful webcomic SUNSTONE, about two women accidentally falling in love against the backdrop of a new and exciting BDSM relationship, reminding us once again that 50 Shades is NOT the book you should be reading for any of that stuff - or anything else, really. We continue our love-struck theme in Game Bangers as the Girls try to Guess the Superhero via their ad placed in the "Personals."

In this week's discussion, can the Girls solve the mystery of why we didn't love MYSTERY GIRL? Even with the intriguing premise of a woman able to solve any mystery–but her own–and a deep affection for Trine (ALSO LIVE WOLLY MAMMOTHS, WHAT), these three issues left us feeling cold.