Wait, What?

Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester are here to give you just a touch over two hours of sexy, sexy comic book nerd-talk with topics including the pending Marvel re-release of Miracleman, some of the current tie-ins to DC's Forever Evil event;

Avengers Assemble #20, Batman and Two-Face #24, Detonator X, rules and bylaws in classic DC comics, and most importantly two subjects for the Wait, What? Book Club: Battling Boy by Paul Pope, and Zombo: You Smell of Crime…and I'm The Deodorant by Al Ewing and Henry Flint.

Full but apologetically brief show notes are available for this episode at savage critic.com, and we welcome your comments and questions at [email protected]. As always, we thank you for listening and hope you enjoy!

Graeme McMillan is here, Jeff Lester is here, and the wide world of comics is here under the microscope for two hours of discussion and dissection.

Topics covered today include the new announcements from this year's NYCC including the All New Ghost Rider, Batman Eternal, and Priest and Bright on Quantum and Woody.

Also discussed in varying degrees of terrifying detail: the second issue of The Star Wars from Dark Horse, the first issue of Superman Wonder Woman; the season debuts of Parks and Recreation, Nashville, and New Girl;

Powerpuff Girls by Troy Little; Fairy Tale Comics from First Second; Afterlife with Archie; Lazarus; open-faced sandwiches; and the enigma that is…Erotic Vampire Bank Heist from Airport Books.

Show notes of a somewhat hasty kind are available for this episode at savage critic.com, and we welcome your comments and questions at [email protected]. As always, we thank you for listening and hope you enjoy!

Just back from New York, It is Jef's turn to solocast, with a brief 40-plus minute tirade about Brooklyn, albinos, broken toes, Momofuku, Sex Criminals, and Copra, among other topics. This is just the thing to make you very, very glad Graeme and Jeff will be recording together and not solo next week!

Even the death of Jeff Lester can't stop the pea-slinging mammoth that is Wait, What!

Join Graeme as he goes solo to take care of business that really should've been taken care of nine months ago, answering listener questions from last December and introducing you all to the ear worm that is a very special 1970s British sitcom theme song. (Don't worry: Jeff's not really dead.)

The on-again, off-again pea-slinging world of Graeme McMillan is on again, as he joins me for two hours of funny book mouth noises, with topics today like: The Mighty Avengers by Al Ewing and Greg Land; Batman 66 by Jeff Parker

and assorted amazing artist types; Murder She Writes by John Allison; Prog 1850 of 2000 A.D.; various titles in DC's Villains Month, including Darkseid, Reverse Flash, Cheetah, and more; Mars Attacks Judge Dredd;

Zero by Ales Kot, the 39th issue of Prophet and an abyss gazes back examination of the entrancingly terrible Secret Society of Super-Villains trade paperback.

Show notes of a somewhat hasty kind are available for this episode at savage critic.com, and we welcome your comments and questions at [email protected]. As always, we thank you for listening and hope you enjoy!

In a world torn apart by Internet controversy, only one man dares to be lynchpin between order and chaos. Now, Graeme McMillan joins Jeff Lester in a somewhat blah week for comics to discuss J.H Williams III leaving Batwoman;

Forever Evil #1 by Geoff Johns and David Finch; The Star Wars by J.W. Rinzler and Mike Mayhew; 2000 A.D.; Yakitate!! Japan; Jeff and his various poor life decisions; ROM Annual #1; Captain Victory; Steve Englehart; and a special cameo appearance by Max Headroom!

Tummy-truncated show notes notes for this episode are at savage critic.com, and we welcome your comments and questions at [email protected]. As always, we thank you for listening and hope you enjoy!

Graeme McMillan's got so much trouble on his mind, refuse to lose, but fortunately he is here to talk about comics, casting decisions, and Jack Kirby.

Other topics covered today include: the finale of Trinity War by Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis, Batwoman by J.H Williams III, Hayden Blackman, and Amy Reeder; Young Avengers by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie; Dan Slott and Superior Spider-Man; James Spader as Ultron; Ben Affleck as Batman; and Steve Gerber as Superman writer.

Also mentioned: Chris Weston, The End of the Fucking World by Charles Forsman, The American Vampire anthology, and the glory that is OMAC: The One Man Army Corps.

Frazzled show notes notes for this episode are at savage critic.com, and we welcome your comments and questions at [email protected]. As always, we thank you for listening and hope you enjoy!

Graeme McMillan shelves his incandescent rage to talk comics in this two hour installment. Topics covered include The Fantastic Four and its place in the Marvel Universe; audiences that like sales numbers;

Adam Warren and his story in A+X #10; the Trinity War; another discussion of the pros and cons of The Indestructible Hulk; Captain Marvel; Infinity #1; Buffy Season Nine; The Prisoner adaptation by Jack Kirby;

3 New Stories by Dash Shaw, and the inevitable much, much more.

Ultra-hasty snotes for this episode are at savage critic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected]. As always, we thank you for listening and hope you enjoy!

Graeme McMillan finally gets Jeff Lester to push record so we can discuss: the mess that is DC 3-D cover month; Rob Liefeld, Erik Larsen, comic book criticism, and Twitter; the first issue of Trilium;

the reprinting of In The Days of the Mob by Jack Kirby; Rogue Trooper; Cat Shit One; Copra Compendium Vol. 2; Cartozia Tales; The Billy Joel of comics, and much, much more!

Show notes for this nearly two hour episode are available over at savage critic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected]. As always, we thank you for listening and we hope you enjoy!

Graeme McMillan has returned from San Diego Comic-Con and joins Jeff Lester to discuss the latest events there, the comic books we have known and loved, and some of the ones we merely read.

Covered in our episode today: My Dirty Dumb Eyes by Lisa Hanawalt, the second issue of Lazarus by Greg Rucka and Michael Lark; Judge Dred Year One issue #4; Hawkeye Annual #1, the Indestructible Hulk Agent of Time;

Optic Nerve #13 by Adrian Tomine; Satellite Sam by Matt Fraction and Howard Chaykin; and the dark finale to Batman, Inc. #13 by Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham.

Super-brief show notes for this two hour episode are available over at savage critic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected]. As always, we thank you for listening and we hope you enjoy!