We talk about the fact that DC finally cracks the glass ceiling and lets a woman write Detective Comics. Followed by a riveting, fascinating and entrancing interview with the suave sophisticated and charming co-creators of "Thomas River" Doug Wagner (Plastic, Legends of The Dark Knight, Ride) and Brian Stelfreeze (Black Panther, Rise of The Black Panther, Shadow of the Bat)

Are you planning on opening a comic shop someday? Then listen to this and get a head start on what you will need to know to get started!

In this episode there is more DC Distribution Drama, we discuss the merits of stripping and we get a history lesson about Newsstand and Direct Comics. We also discuss putting money into OA and why it is beneficial for you and the artists.

We are back and we have a lot to say this week. Roger has returned and we weigh in on Gerry Conway's comments about the industry. Tell you how to order the Chadwick Bozeman Spawn 311 and talk about The Department of Truth #1!!!

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Chadwick Boseman. As long as we remember him he's not really gone.

The Uncanny Ryab from the Nerd Dome Podcast joins Eddie and Joe to discuss the importance of representation in media. Also we discuss the most recent news from DC. 

In this episode we talk about Comic Gate and SDCC. We are joined by Bleeding Cool's Chelsea Bloomfield. Unlike our usual content we decided to leave in adult language due to the emotional nature of the content. 

This week Eddie and Joe were lucky enough to be joined by Lew Beitz, Duane Hower and Ryan Tait. Unfortunately Duane's audio didn't save but we were still able to put together a good show for you guys and we look forward to hearing from Duane in the future. 

Rick Whitelock is the owner of New Force Comics. He has owned every Golden and Silver Age key you can name during his 30+ year career. Today he tells us all about what it is like to spend 6 figures on a comic, what it was like living through Hurricane Michael, moving your shop to a new state and stories from the road and the hundreds of cons he has worked over the years. 

Roger sits down with professional speculator James Lamb to discuss how he was able to quit his day job and speculate on comics professionally.