In the only guest-free episode of Season 2 Jenn, Bear and Josh tackle the graphic novel "The Coldest City" which the action extravaganza Atomic Blonde was based off of. Is this the spy movie we always wanted? Is the comic a how-to manual for the drabber parts of being a spy? What comic books do our hosts love that they can't do on this show? Tune in to find out!

To kick off Season 2 of Graphically Novel, we have our first crossover event with Jamie, Sam and Josh from the OTHER Graphically Novel! And what else can we talk about but Into the Spider-Verse? It's a double sized issue! Twice the opinions! Twice the references! Twice the awkward tangents! 

Bear, Jenn and Josh close out season one by talking about the Legion TV show in the context of Sy Spurrier's mind bending run on X-Men Legacy!

Bear and Josh talk Ben Affleck, sex worker representation and a possible MCU where Daredevil was Iron Man. 

This one gets explicit. Jenn, Bear and Josh get into Warren Ellis's graphic novel that led to the Bruce Willis led movie of the same name. Chances are good you didn't even know this was based on a comic! 

Josh and Bear delve into the world of Runaways. They talk about the greater Marvel universe, Kindred: the Embraced and Bear has a surprisingly touching connection to the material.

In one of the most enthusiastic, lively and tipsy episodes of this season Jenn, Bear and Josh discuss the TV show and graphic novel of Happy. For those of you asking for an episode which culminated in a day of drinking (and there was at least one of you), this is it!

Josh and Bear discuss the Garth Ennis comic and the TV show based on it - Preacher! Listen as they tackle the big questions about God, vampires and what the difference is between Sam Neil and Sam Elliott?

Bear, Josh and Jenn talk about the Fox show, Lucifer. Does the graphic stack up to the Sandman series? How does Mike Carey do after the iconic introduction of the character in Sandman? Tune in to find out!

Josh and Bear go back to the good ol days when they talk about Mark Waid and Fiona Staples' modernized Archie graphic novel and compare it to the CW hit show Riverdale! As an added bonus, Josh surprises Bear with a real blast from his past!