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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 968 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Paul, Scott and Dave take a look at two random books. Listen In!
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Paul is joined by Gene Hendricks and Sean Whelan to look at issues 4 & 5 of the Squadron Supreme Maxi-Series. Listen In!
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The Classic Episodes keep on coming as two more classic books are reviewed! Listen in!!
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I 've been a longtime listner and have enjoyed the podcast . the host have great chemistry and the banter between them makes for a great listen . keep the podcasts comin' boys !
I’ve been enjoying Back to the Bins for around six years. It’s a great podcast for entertaining and insightful discussions of older comics, especially 60s, 70s, and 80s. The podcast has introduced me to a number of overlooked titles and rekindled my passion for some titles I’ve long neglected. From time to time the podcast includes wonderful guests from other podcasts, keeping the show fresh and providing new perspectives.
You guys need to work something out and have Fred become a regular member of the rotation. Always been a fan of his work (still got all my Fantaco issues!) Really enjoyed his contribution to this episode!
This is the internet’s best comic book back issue podcast. All the hosts are entertaining and I look forward to Bins every week.
For Older Comic Book fans particularly if you grew up in the 60’s or 70’s this show should be right up your alley. Younger fans if they listen will learn about older comics and creators This is now my favorite podcast My advice to all comic book fans regardless of who you ate give this podcast a listen it will grow on you.
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A long-running, nostalgia-forward comics discussion show that dives into back-issues from the Silver Age to the modern era, blending detailed analysis of stories with affectionate banter and collecting anecdotes. Episodes frequently feature in-depth looks at specific runs, crossovers, and themed arcs, while threads of collecting culture, publishing quirks, and pop-culture nostalgia run through the conversations. Noteworthy is the consistent trio dynamic among core hosts, the willingness to bring in rotating guests, and a conversational style that balances critique with humor, making it approachable for both seasoned readers and casual listeners who enjoy longbox storytelling and historical context.
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Recent guests on Back to the Bins – Two True Freaks include:
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2. Sean Whelan
3. Chris Eberle
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5. Ron Randall
6. Karl Kesel
7. Dr. Bill Robinson
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