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Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester return with episode 147, three terrifying hours of comics and pop culture scrutiny.

Topics discussed today include Ms. Marvel, Batman, Aquaman, Batman and Aquaman, Murder She Wrote, the inking career of Death Himself,

the Veronica Mars movie, and more than ninety minutes of ruminating over Avengers issues #51-75 by Roy Thomas and mostly John Buscema.

Show notes are now available at savagecritic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected].

As always, we hope you enjoy, and thank you for listening!

Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester return with episode 146, a two hour-plus podcast that covers all the best things in life, as long as your definition of best is claustrophobically tiny and your definition of life is terrifyingly reductive.

Topics covered today include Forever Evil #6, the first issue of IDW's Rogue Trooper, the Marvel Unlimited app, Revenge by Jonathan Ross and Ian Churchill, Vandroid, the Batman/Superman Annual,

Afterlife with Archie #4, Nijigahara Holograph by Inio Asano, Magnus Robot Fighter and much, much more.

Show notes are now available at savagecritic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected].

As always, we hope you enjoy, and thank you for listening!

After an unintentional delay, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester are back with episode 145, a two hour-plus podcast triathlon in the fields of movies, comics, and nerd talk.

Topics today include non-ironic fun comics, the works of Kyle Baker, the Guardians of the Galaxy Trailer, the movie Prometheus, the Titan storyline from 2000 A.D., the Avengers by Stan Lee, Don Heck, Roy Thomas

and John Buscema get a twenty-five issue takedown, along with our usual pile of much-much more

Show notes are now available at savagecritic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected].

As always, we hope you enjoy, and thank you for listening!

Here comes episode 144, our second of 2014, with Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester discussing a whole mess of comic books, as well as some comic books that are wholly messes.

Topics today include an theory of the recent issues of Shaolin Cowboy by Geoff Darrow, a theory that is extensive but not nearly as well-supported as it would like, reviews of the Fox by Dean Haspiel and Mark Waid,

the Silver Surfer by Mike Allred and Dan Slott, the Power of Warlock, Constantine and Justice League Dark, and the Star Trek photonovel Strange New Worlds by John Byrne.

Also discussed: the first twenty-five issues of The Avengers by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Don Heck, Chic Stone, Wally Wood, and others in this two hour podcast.

Show notes are now available at savagecritic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected].

As always, we hope you enjoy, and thank you for listening!

This is episode 143, our first of 2014, and in it Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester discuss the last interview of Alan Moore, Image Expo 2014, Detective Comics #27, Marvel, Dark Horse, and Star Wars,

Misfits, the Man of Steel and much, much more in this not-quite two hour installment.

Show notes are now available at savagecritic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected].

As always, we hope you enjoy, and thank you for listening!

Today, Graeme McMillan joins Jeff Lester for our last podcast of the year, a two and a half hour exblabaganza to talk new comics, old comics, the highs of 2013 and the mysteries of the future.

Topics today include Slayground by Darwyn Cooke, Avengers Endless Wartime, Batman and Two Face #26, Saga, the Walking Dead, Jeff presents his best of list of 2013, Graeme gives additions and annotations, we announce our new podcasting schedule for 2014 and much, much more.

List-heavy show notes are now available at savagecritic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected].

As always, we hope you enjoy, thank you for listening, and wish you holiday joy and a happy new year!

Today, Graeme McMillan joins Jeff to talk comics, whether with Batman-related or otherwise, and ends up talking movies, both Hunger-based orotherwise.

Among the subjects touched on: Forever Evil, the Wonder Woman casting, Sin Titulo by Cameron Stewart, the Tony Daniel issues of Detective Comics, the first Hunger Games movie, Letter 44, Rogues Rebellion, the New52 trade of Batman Inc. by Grant Morrison, the second Hunger Games movie and more.

Some slapdash show notes are at savagecritic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected]. As always, we hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!

Today, Graeme McMillan joins Jeff Lester for a pre-Thanksgiving ninety minute installment where comics are read, TV shows are recapped, and trash is politely talked.

Among the books covered today: Harley Quinn #0, Scooby-Doo Team Up #1, Afterlife with Archie #2, Sex Criminals #3 and other comics that don’t fit into that coincidental and convenient numerical sequence like American Barbarian, Batwoman #25, Essential Captain America Vol. 7 and more!

The show notes are fast and furious—or at least fast—at savagecritic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected].

As always, we hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!

Today, Graeme McMillan joins Jeff Lester to have recovered memories of the lost podcast from last week, and also to discuss the Joy of Comics, a beast blessedly different from both the Joy of Sex and the Joy of Cooking.

While the actual numbers of recent comics discussed is very light, the level of meandering critical discourse is high, covering artists

like Mike Golden, Paul Pope, Neal Adams, Dan Jurgens, Jim Steranko, Chris Ware, Al Milgrom, and topics like reading comics in a foreign language, The Night of the Doctor, Misfits,

Brendan McCarthy and more, in this episode that runs just a hair over ninety minutes.

For a touch over two hours, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester make with the mouth noises on all things comic book.

Topics today include a trio of new releases from Image Comics: Pretty Deadly by Kelly Sue DeConnick and Emma Rios; Velvet by Ed Brubaker and Steve Epting; and Sex Criminals from Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky.

Other topics we besiege you with include: Justice League of America; Cross Manage from Shonen Jump Alpha; The Death of the Family trade paperbacks; the Secret Origin of Tony Stark by Kieron Grant, Carlo Pagulayan and Scott Hanna; the Agents of SHIELD TV show, Yakitate!! Japan, Galoshing and so much more.

Brief show notes can be found over at savage critic.com and we always welcome your comments at [email protected]. As always we hope you enjoy and we thank you for listening!