Graeme McMillan is there in thick of San Diego ComicCon 2013, or Nerd Vietnam as I call it, and takes a few minutes to talk toJeff Lester in this special half-hour edition.

Topics include cosplayers, the 2000AD booth, Aquaman vs. Sharknado, and Graeme as Dr. Doom, and we also find a few minutes to discuss comics we have read recently, including Justice League of Amercia, Walking Dead, Batman by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo, The Invincible Haggard West by Paul Pope, Deadpool #13, and much more.

This episode will not replace Con coverage on the Net but will at least help you resolve that burning Aquaman vs. Sharknado questions.

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

A little later than is good for us, here comes Episode 129 with Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester returning from an inadvertently long hiatus to regale you with nerdspeak, geekslang, and goofballargot as we catch up on the mighty world of comics and comics news.

Topics discussed today include the upcoming San Diego Comic Con, Marvelman, The Boys, the works of Nick Spencer, spreadsheet lit, our inevitable weekly 2000 A.D. discussion, DC walks and talks like this, while Marvel walks and talks like this, Bandette, The Private Eye,

JLA Tower of Babel, the Superior Foes of Spider-Man, and, of course, much, much more.

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

A little later than is good for us, here comes Episode 128 with Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester reeling from the mind-bending events of Age of Ultron #10.

The first half of this two hour episode is the two of us reeling in a way that seems suspiciously like bemused shit-talking. It is a complain-a-thon of epic proportions just before our upcoming skip week!

Also discussed with greater and lesser degrees of ability and enthusiasm: Jeph Loeb and Superman/Batman; The Origin of Hordak; Shade The Changing Man; the passing of Kim Thompson; the Ditko Public Service Package; Empowered; Judge Dredd; Pat Mills; Uncanny Avengers and much more.

Somewhat truncated show notes are available for this episode are available over at savage critic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected].

Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!

Faster than a speeding buffet, it is Episode 127 with Graeme McMillan and I discussing exciting new developments in Superman's underwear for just a little over two hours.

Yes, it is true, we talk Superman Unchained, the Fortress of Solitude, that weird space thong he wore, and Action Comics #21 and Superman #20.

Non-Superman underwear topics include Judge Dredd Megazine, Suicide Squad Batman Zero Year, Supermag Brightest Day, Jennifer Blood, the New 52, Forever Evil, Relish by Lucy Knisley and much, much more.

Somewhat truncated show notes are available for this episode are available over at savage critic.com, and we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected]. Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!

Like a newly rebooted franchise, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester are back with more than two full hours of Episode 126, which means of course that in keeping the number it really isn't very much like a reboot at all in this case, but you get what we mean hopefully.

And in this episode Mr. McMillan and a highly over-caffeinated Mr. Lester talk some more Arrested Development, the Fictional Man by Al Ewing, The Adventures of Superhero Girl, Green Lantern, Angel and Faith, Daredevil #26, In The Kitchen with Alain Passard and much, much more.

Show notes for this episode are available over at savage critic.com, we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected]. Thanks for your patience with our recent technical problems and we hope you enjoy!

We are kinda/sorta back for Episode 125, as technical problems leave Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester with little choice but to offer up a scant 55 minutes of podcasting frippery.

While we do get a chance to discuss three glorious issues of Kamandi by Jack Kirby and the free digital comic Bad Dog by Graham Chaffee, most of our uncomfortably foreshortened time is spent on other media:

the fourth season of Arrested Development, another visit to the Man of Steel trailer, and some hearty talk about The Fast and the Furious Six.

Show notes for this wee episode are available over at savage critic.com, we always welcome your comments and questions at [email protected].

We are looking into technical solutions to avoid this happening in future podcasts and as always, we hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!

We are back for Episode 124, with Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester serving up a hearty not-quite-two-hours of comic book discussion.

Our topics today include the new Man of Steel trailer and All-Star Superman; the villains of Grant Morrison; Age of Ultron and Flashpoint; a spoiler-heavy discussion of Star Trek Into Darkness;

the glory that is Copra by Michel Fiffe and the terror that is Ant Comic by Michael De Forge; the difficulty of putting comic into comic books; Subatomic Party Girls and much, much more.

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

After an unexpected absence in Comicstown, here comes episode 123, almost two full hours of Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester making hilarious ape-like noises your superior telepathic intellect transmutes into speech.

Among the topics ooked about today: Pope Hats #3 by Ethan Rilly, new work by Gilbert Hernandez and Paul Pope --separately, not together-- Suicide Squad #20 by Ales Kot and Patrick Zircher, The first issue of The Movement,

Avengers Assemble #15, all-ages comics, Zombo, Graeme getting retweeted to high heaven, The Fictional Man, Iron Man 3, Marvel Studios, the Jack Kirby Omnibus Vol. 2 and much, much more.

Show notes are available over at savage critic.com, we always welcome emails at [email protected] and as always, we hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!

It is time for Episode 122! And we have for you more than two hours of Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester discussing everything under the four-color sun.

Topics today include: Days of Future Past, Bandette, The Eisners, our favorite capes, Ultimo by Stan Lee and Hiroyuki Takei, Age of Ultron, Jackson Guice, Harvey Pekar, Chris Samnee, Eddie Campbell, Spawn, This Week in Al Ewing, John Severin, and much, much, much more.

Modest but robust show notes are available over at savage critic.com. As always, we hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!

Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester do upbeat about as well as a hungry T-Rex can do subtle, but we try our best in our one hundred and twentieth episode.

In two hours and fifteen minutes, we discuss the passing of Carmine Infantino, Stormwatch by Jim Starlin, Zombo by Al Ewing and Henry Flint, The She-Hulk Diaries by Marta Acosta, the tribulations of Giant Man, Mad Men Season Five, Agent Gates, Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, and much, much more.

Full--although maybe still somewhat skimpy--show notes are available over at savage critic.com. As always, we hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!