This week, Marty, Nick, and Tim come to discuss some comic properties that are so bad they're good and a quick pullbox featuring Saga, Winter Soldier, and the Marvel Knights 20th Anniversary mini-series -- oh, and a huge plug for Doom Patrol.   And now, let's turn the page! So Bad! So good? Tim: Wolverine: The Best There Is Marty: Guardians of the Galaxy/M&Ms  Nick: Superfriends, Mystery Men  Pullbox: Nick: Sad-ga Marty:  Marvel Knights 20th anniversary Tim: Winter Soldier #1, 2 - writer: Kyle Higgins, artist: Rod Reis who has a real Phil Noto vibe.

Hey there ACCtion heroes! Did you think we went on summer break without telling you? I, on behalf of the whole ACC crew, am so sorry we have been off for a few weeks. But we are back with at least two episodes ready to go!   In this week's episode, Tim and his lovely bride came to visit Chicago wherein pizza was tasted, ice cream was compared to Italian ice, coffee was consumed, and adventures were had. We also saw a little movie we like to call Nightmonkey Takes Europe, but what most of the critics are calling Spider-Man: Far From Home.   I think we also talked about Hulk, Green Lantern, and Chip's Daredevil run, but we didn't get all of that on tape.

Today on All Comics Considered we’re celebrating pride! We’re going to focus on three books featuring some of our LGBTQIA superstars!   Pride-box! Tim:  West Coast Avengers!  Iceman  Marty:  ABO Comix volume 1 and what is prison abolishment

Today on All Comics Considered Marty and Tim do a deep dive on silver age villains who got updated to the modern age through tragedy and trauma. Plus, updates on Project Superkid, Bookclub, and a pull box! Let’s turn the first page.ge. Superkid! Update: Girls Camp! Bookclub Reminder: -Poll coming out ! C-List Upgrades by Tragic Backstory Tim: UR Example (Unicorn) Marty: Kite Man (Hell yeah) Source: Batman 27 Writer: Tom King Artist: David Gianfelice /Clay Mann   Shocker Source: She-hulk (Blue arc) Writer: Soule Artists: Pulido, Wemberly   Tim Absorbing Man Absorbing Man as Red Dog Pullbox Abo comix 2 Daredevil 612

Today is the inaugural episode of our very first All Comics Considered Book Club! We’ll be covering issues 1 through 6 of John Cassidy's,  Warren Ellis’ , and Laura Martin’s Planetary, published by  Wildstorm/DC.  Brief Summary What is Planetary about? Who are the main characters?  Book Club Questions What other books by this author have you read?  How did they compare to this book?  What did you like best about this book? What did you like least about this book? What do you think Ellis’s purpose was in writing this book? What ideas was he trying to get across? Misc Art - what did we think of the art in the book? Homages/references - Planetary is a book about the superhero genre itself - what references and homages have we spotted? Book out of time - Yeltsin was still the Russian president when this book came out.

Hey there ACC-tion heroes! This week, Marty and Nick do a quick pullbox episode. Nick does a review of the first episode of the new DC Universe TV Show Doom Patrol, and Marty discusses G Willow Wilson's run on Wonder Woman! So let's turn the page and talk about comics!   Doom Patrol Trailer! Grant Morrison run Wonder Woman Writer: G Willow Wilson Artist: Cary Nord The Just War

Just before Endgame leaves the box office, we're here to finish our in-depth review! This week, we talk about our supporting cast, who was left behind, who got dusted and things we shouldn't think too hard about (for now...)   PART TWO Supporting Cast Good use of screentime Who got short-changed? Goose the Flerkin, Vision??? Overall High Points What made you gasp? What made you cry? What made you laugh? Any Misses? Anything you didn’t care for? Any bad stereotyping? We’re Not Gonna Think About It Too Hard: Steve’s time travel ending shouldn’t work https://ew.com/movies/2019/04/30/avengers-endgame-russo-brothers-captain-america/ Steve may have made out with his niece Thanos breaks the whole timeline by coming forward in time The Ancient One specifically explains that there are no multiple realities because of the infinity stones.  This makes time travel make no sense Cassie grows up 10 years in five Did all of Peter Parker’s friends get dusted? Kirby Scores!   Thanks to Steve Jacoby for editing, even though HE HADN'T SEEN THE MOVIE!

Welcome to All Comics Considered, the comic book podcast with a heart.  Our hosts are: Marty Nick Tim And Today on All Comics Considered we’re going to take a tour to the land of the tin foil hats and share our favorite conspiracy theories.  Also, we’ll let you know how Project Superkid went this year.  Let’s turn the first page. Superkid! Update:  We raised $600, we got vol1 and vol2 of Miles Morales: Spider-Man in the hands of 20 young men. Next up is the Girls Camp. Bookclub Reminder: Join our Patreon and not only get a vote on what we will read, but suggest titles!   Conspiracies Nick  Powers Arrow Tim:  Marvel - The Franklin Timeslide,  Spidey’s backward danger sense Beyonders DC: The Robin Weapon Marty:  MCU: A world without the FF Marvel is trying to kill the x-men...until Marvel got the rights back Tim:  Immortal Hulk #8:  Writer: Al Ewing  Artist: Joe Bennett  Marty:  One Fall:  Writer: David F Walker  Artist: Brett Weldele  Invisible kingdom:   Writer: G Willow Wilson  Artist: Christian Ward

Today on All Comics Considered we’re going to get all liquored up on Endgame!  Our 151st episode is going to be all Endgame, all the time, so if you haven’t seen it yet, ACCtion Heroes, press pause and hit the movie theatre.  Let’s turn the page! Part One: Character by Character Breakdown Brief overview of arc High points How it ties everything together This episode focuses predominately on the original Avengers (and let's be fair: Tony and Steve.) Episode 151a will do a deeper dive on the end of the Avengers Saga.   A quick note: Patron's are going to get episode 151a a lot sooner than other ACC-tion heroes! So join our Patreon today!

When Tim and Hannah go to the movies--Endgame--without out us, Nick and Marty express their feelings by making up a hot mess of a "leaked" preview of Spider-Man: Far From Home.   Featuring: Bad Ideas! Attempts at Riverdale explanations! Jokes! Marty and Nick riffing off of each other!