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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 885 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooks | |||

Aditya Bidikar, back on the show after 4 years, is a man of letters in the most literal sense. In the more than a decade he has been plying the lettering trade, he has worked with every major North American comics publisher and formed strong collabor... more
(From the original episode description from April 21, 2022.) Now you can hear the second half of the two-part chat Greg had with letterers extraordinaire Aditya Bidikar and John Workman!
The shop talk continues, as well as thoughts on more recent ... more
(From the original episode description from April 14, 2022.) Today's show has two of the best letterers in comics on for a two-part chat about their craft: Multiversity Comics's 2021 Favorite Letterer winner Aditya Bidikar and legendary letterer/cart... more
In part two of their discussion, Steve Bissette lays out the late-1980s self-publishing moment after his run on Swamp Thing, tracing how Dave Sim's Mid-Ohio Con outreach and critique of corporate profit flows led Bissette and John Totleben to launchi... more
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A comics podcast spoiled by people repeating the words “you know” again & again to the point it becomes unbearable
Very enjoyable banter about comics coming out with more of an indie spin
I have been listening for the last 4 or 5 months and very much enjoy their weekly pull list and monthly Previews podcasts. Very knowledgeable and have a passion for the genre. Highly recommended to anyone who buys new comics regularly or who wants to follow along with a Previews catalog and learn some great stuff.
Come here to find rangy and informed discussion of comics. There are so many comics podcasts. The ones that cover mainstream comics can sometimes be trite. On the other hand, the more indie oriented podcasts are sometimes esoteric or pretentious. Others can get myopic about creators, the industry, the craft. These guys kind of do it all, but do it with substance, depth, and sophistication, while just being two accessibly low key guys. They'll expound on a deep back catalogue of big-2 knowledge... more
As a casual comic reader, these Pull List podcasts are a great source for finding the must-read stories from the vast forests of titles available in the comics multiverse.
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This show centers on comics culture, with a mix of deep-dive analyses of major events and indie creators, plus creator interviews that explore publishing, storytelling, and industry dynamics. Episodes highlight everything from groundbreaking runs and cross-title events to the realities of indie publishing, offering thoughtful critique balanced with accessible enthusiasm. A notable strength is its ability to balance nerdy, production-level detail with approachable commentary, making it useful for listeners who want both context and recommendations on what to read next.
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