
Weekly Podcast diving into a collection of comics or a graphic novel.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 323 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooks | |||

Anne, Dallas, and Lexi sit down to discuss Jim Starlin and Jim Aparo's Batman: Death in the Family
Anne, Dallas, and Lexi sit down to chat about Charles Soule and Steve McNiven's The Death of Wolverine
What happens when Anne has a slow evening? She gets together with friend of the show Glenn Matchett to do a run down of all the biggest news from New York Comic Con 2025! From new Spider-Man crossovers to the return of Vertigo we hit it all! Check it... more
Dallas, Anne, and Owen sit down to discuss Jim Starlin's The Death of Captain Marvel!
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I saw Anne posting about Ultimatum on BlueSky and had to check it out. Then, comic nerd that I am, I decided to listen to the whole Ultimate Spider-Man saga and got hooked. I’m currently working my way through the back episodes and can’t wait to see what the collective cover next.
Lexi Dallas and Anne are phenomenal hosts with the loveliest comics podcast on the market! Smart, hilarious, cute, and very well read. With a plethora of amazing comic recommendations, heartfelt discussions, fantastic guests, plus, fun and insightful interviews with some of the industry’s most talented creators.
Well what’re you doing reading this for?! Pick up a comic! and when your done, download some episodes of The Comics Collective! You won’t regret it! Maybe even give them some money, the... more
love the show, need more Junji Ito!
Great show but Dallas’ need to incessantly interrupt others with mediocre quips and jokes can get a bit much.
My favorite comic book discussion crew in all honesty. Very fair conversations about comics coming from the point of view of fans and non fans alike.
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This podcast offers a lively and insightful exploration of a diverse array of comics and graphic novels, featuring engaging discussions that range from popular mainstream titles to indie gems. The hosts showcase their expertise and deep passion for the medium by dissecting classic and contemporary works alike, while also emphasizing storytelling, character development, and artistic style. Notable themes include the emotional resonance of narratives, social commentary within the comics, and individual experiences related to the medium. The dynamic interactions among the hosts create a welcoming community feel that appeals to both seasoned comic enthusiasts and newcomers looking to expand their horizons in the world of comics.
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Recent guests on The Comics Collective include:
1. Malcolm Russell-Nelson
2. Eric Azana
3. Sidney Sweeney
4. Kelly Sue DeConnick
5. Evan Von Doom
6. Patrick Willems
7. Matt Draper
8. Unidentified guest
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