Have a safe and reflective Memorial Day, y'all!

This week, we're looking at the True Believers: She-Hulk #1, revisiting The 'Nam #1, and chatting about the final issue of DCeased: Unkillables now that direct market comics have started to trickle in. 

Get to a shop next week and grab some NEW COMICS: 
King of Nowhere #2, Basket Full of Heads #7, Butcher of Paris #5

We're talking to Justin Jordan! What more do you need? His work, his craft, finding hot new artists. We get "into the weeds" this week and we loved every minute of it. Check out Justin's published catalog, dive into Urban Animal on webtoons, and make sure Reaver is on your pull-lists. 

Happy Mothers Day to all the ladies out there who either birthed us or chose to be our moms! Thank you!

This week, we're looking a Drops of God (14:15), Hack Slash vol.2 (44:45), and Jim Cornette Presents: Behind the Curtain--Real Pro Wrestling Stories (57:30). While you're isolating, check out Black Summer vol.1, The 'Nam Omnibus, and We Live Here--Detroit Housing Justice on Kickstarter. 

The Corona Chronicles continue. We are taking this opportunity to either read or re-read #comics from years past. Craig gives some will deserved adulation to Killing Pickman by Jason Becker. Matt continues his love affair with all things 90's metal via Jaguar God #1, written by none other than Glenn Danzig, and Caleb decides once and for all that yes, he is in fact a fan of the big, blue, boy scout after spending some time with Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale's Superman For All Seasons. 

Need some more titles on your need to read pile? Pick up the Complete Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, Old City Blues by Giannis Milogiannis, and Wolverine Vol. 1 #8 by Claremont and Buscema. 

Hey everybody, this week we want you to pour up your favorite beverage and kick back to enjoy a conversation with the one and only Jeremy Haun. We talk about the past, present, and future of his work, his thoughts on the industry, and the balance of being both a professional creator and family man. 

If you're looking for something to read this week, check out Jeremy's work in The Beauty, The Realm, Red Mother, Wolfmoon, Batwoman, and get ready for his forthcoming, world-changing work from Valiant. 

This week we are thrilled to be joined by our dear friend Billy Z from the Comic Book Bears podcast to chat about what we've been reading andtalk about the latest news flowing out of the #comics zeitgeist, namely the two new distributors that emerged in the last week (7:00). 

Comics: DC’s Crimes of Passion/Wonder Woman Giant #4 (27:00); Witchblade #1(39:00); Werewolves of Mont Pellier (52:00); Pittsburgh (1:01:00). 

Reading List sugestions: Mind MGMT vol1; Maus; Sam Phillips: The Man Who Invented Rock and Roll; Lady Death Limited Edition 1-3

The first half of this weeks show highlights a few Kickstarter Projects (9:00) that deserve some attention, and one that maybe shouldn't have been. 

Then, Craig tells us about the Beanworld Omnibus (42:30), Matt covers Judge Dredd vs. Batman (55:00), and Caleb goes all the way back to 1962 to talk about Incredible Hulk 1-6 in the Marvel Masterwork Collection (1:20:30). 

Need some books to check out while you're isolating? Check out Home After Dark by David Small, find the Spawn vs. Batman mini-series from the early '90s, and re-read Jeff Lemire's AnimalMan series from DC. 

We put the comics down for a night and dialed up our pal Wendi Freeman from the Double Page Spread Podcast to talk about a little bit of everything. We go from the state of the industry to discussing the now defunct ComicsHub plan to wrestling to the biggest and best pop-culture bad guys. 

Stay healthy and wash your hands.