Look Kids, COMICS!
As the cruelest month of April toys with us, John E. O. Stevens, Fred Kiesche and Jeff Patterson huddle in their fortress made of long boxes to talk about COMICS! With Summer approaching, superhero movies are ramping up, DC and Marvel roll out their massive crossovers, and the wind smells of reboots.
The Hoarsemen discuss their experiences with reading comics digitally, the rise of SF/F indie books, and the titles currently delivering the goods. Fred continues his deep dive into generations-worth of continuity and encounters the conundrum of Jean Grey! Duplicitous rogue women appear in long-lived SF properties! And will there ever be a DRM-free collection in our lifetime?
As always, there is an accounting of Culture Consumed.
Listen to this episode (1 hour, 35 minutes)
Show Notes
All In Color and All for a Dime Show Notes:
All New X-Men Volume 1, by Brian Michael Bendis & Stuart Immonen
Darth Vader, by Kierson Gillen & Salvador Larroca
The Fuse, Volume 2, by Antony Johnston, Justin Greenwood & Shari Chankhamma
Ms. Marvel Volume 2: Generation Why, by G. Willow Wilson, Jacob Wyatt & Adrian Alphona
Convergence, by Dan Jurgens & Ethan Van Sciver
Uber Volume 1, by Kieron Gillen & Caanan White
Saga Volume 4, by Brian K. Vaughan & iona Staples
Wayward Volume 1: String Theory, by Jim Zubkavich & Steven Cummings
Astro City: Through Open Doors, by Kurt Busiek & Brent Anderson
Cyclops Volume 1: Starstruck, by Greg Rucka & Russell Dauterman
Fairest Volume 4: Cinderella—Of Men and Mice, by Marc Andreyko & Shawn McManus
The Unwritten Volume 10: War Stories, by Mike Carey & Peter Gross
Additional Show Notes:
Rachel & Miles X-Plain the X-Men
The Cambridge Companion to AMerican Science Fiction