
Can a comic collector of 30 years convince his wife to read comics? And will she let him keep them?
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Poke has a Bleeding Heart, Ted uses up one of his nine lives, Deadman visits Hell, Joe tracks down Tariq, Theresa gets lost, the robot uprising begins, Nathan Fillian gets into the comics game, and we meet Rumplemindt.
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The Trillion Dollar Kid is on the case, Justice League yada yada yada, Metron goes all exposition, Rama Kushna goes to school, Bizarro takes Lois for a bad ride, the jig is up for Simon Pure, more Minor Arcana backstory, and Eddie gets kicked out of ... more
The Unbelievables gets underway, Villain Amnesty is a major fail, a New God stops by to assist the JSA, Boston Brand is Deadman, Geiger is fighting Natzis, Cam goes on a tour of Hell, and there’s a lot of shooting at End of Life.
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Peter and Clark together again--again, The League makes the Worst--Decision--Ever, the JSA is on a Spectre hunt, Redcoat goes for the Silver, and Vertigo returns, just to reach End of Life.
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Clark and Peter together again, I guess Unlimited means villains too, the JSA wraps up Year One,while Bizarro starts Year None. Lower Decks finishes with a floppenshoppendoodle, Geiger visits the old homestead, Rake makes it to Seven-Zed, and a Mino... more
The Terrific Ten stagger to a conclusion, the JSA gang WAS all here, The Lowers Deckers go all ST:III, Time Tank to the rescue, while Theresa may be out of time, and here comes the Unbelievables.
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It’s Black, Gold, and Diana, The Terrific Ten are decimated, The Society begins to take shape, Boimler takes command, two Ghost Machine leads meet, Benedict Arnold looks for redemption, and Theresa takes a road trip.
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We’ve run out of Kryptonite Spectrum, the Terrific Ten become the Terrific Six, Spectre joins JSA Year One, a cosmic encounter brings Bruce and Wade back together, something is wrong on Laapeeria (and it’s not T’Lyn), Geiger gets zapped, Simon Pure g... more
Wonderful series. How lucky Columbus, Ohio is to have you both right here!
I am not much of comic book reader but I enjoy this podcasting couple's quick reviews of different comic book series. The fact that Mark is able to explain the series in such depth when Mindy often asks just the question I would have is a big plus.
And, who can resist America's fasting growing game-show, "Guess who's on the cover of Entertainment Weekly?"
Good work guys!
I've enjoyed reading comics since I was a kid and when I saw this podcast, I thought I would give it a try. It turned out that even though I dont read very many of the comics they mention (I read mostly different styles), I really enjoyed listening to the husband and wife team's take on comics and all of the interesting things I learn from Mark about them. Also, they have personally introduced me to the Fables series which I can't get enough. I also enjoy America's Fasting Growing Game Show, "Gu... more
First off, have to say, very sorry Mark & Mindy! I really thought I had left a review on this new feed months ago! Anyway, I am a lifelong "Marvel Zombie" but I admire and respect this podcast for explaining the DC Universe to me, and telling me all about issues I might have otherwise missed. One of my top 5 fav podcasts, comics or otherwise! Great Show!
If you're looking for a different comic book podcast, this is the one. The hosts are a married couple; the husband is a long time comic book collector, and his wife is newer to the hobby. Their different perspectives on comic books make for an interesting conversation between them about the issues they review. And at the end of most episodes they play a fun game of "Guess Who's On The Cover Of Entertainment Weekly."
Love the show. The "guess the Entertainment Weekly cover" rocks. I would love to hear an interview with JRJR.
My wife Emmy was the one who told me about this podcast. I've been secretly trying to lure her into the world of comics for many years now. It's been a slow process, but it's coming along nicely. I think the high quality superhero movies have helped my cause. I like the show and you two have a great, natural and dynamic chemistry. I guess that comes from being married. That's what they tell me, anyway! (ouch!) My only "criticism" is that you guys are exclusively DC. I dig my DC as much as anythi... more
Just to be quick, wanted to say I enjoy the show and am glad the first person to saw so. Looking forward to catching up on earlier episodes.
Yay! I get to be the first to give this great show a review! Mark and MIndy do an outstanding job of explaining comic books for everyone from comic book neophytes to old-school fanboys. All this and America's fastest-growing game show ("Guess who's on the cover of Entertainment Weekly?") Whether you like DC or Marvel, indie or Archie, give Mark and Mindy a listen. You'll be glad you did.
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Two married hosts who are long-time comic collectors discuss a broad mix of crossovers, ongoing series, and creator-owned titles, weighing DC and Marvel work alongside indie and franchise spinoffs. Episodes typically feature deep dives into storylines, character arcs, and publishing crossovers, interspersed with banter, personal anecdotes, and recurring game segments. The show stands out for its approachable, fan-focused dialogue and for frequently highlighting how collecting behavior, fandom communities, and long-running mythologies intersect. Potential listeners can expect approachable critiques, clear recommendations, and a steady cadence of titled references and cross-series connections that help newcomers navigate a crowded comics land... more
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