Comic Book Podcast | Talking Comics Talking Comics

In this week's very special episode, we're joined by British author and comic book creator Paul Cornell to talk about his upcoming title co-created by Sally Cantrino "I Walk With Monsters" from Vault Comics. Additionally, the group also discusses DC's Future State roadmap, Marvel Unlimited changing their release window policy, and retailer shipment woes.

During this week's episode, Bob, Aaron, Joey, and Steve discuss everything from young superheroes to Wonder Woman's Amazonian sister, Nubia, to what songs we'd pair with our favorite comics and beyond! In addition to some Lightning Round action, the group finally, at long last, responds to some of your exciting listener questions. Things get pretty musical in this episode, folk. Hold onto your butts.

Friend of the podcast (and Eisner-winner) Professor Carolyn Cocca joins the show this week to talk about her new book, Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel: Militarism and Feminism in Comics and Film. Also, the gang talks tons of comics, including some bummers in Wonder Woman #763 and Batgirl #49 and some winners like the second chapter of X OF SWORDS and Shang-Chi #1!!!!

Oh yeah, AND MARVEL CAST MS. MARVEL OMGGGGGG!!!

Lighting Rounds start the show, and then the interview with Professor Cocca begins at 01:36:20!!!

During this week's episode, Bob, Aaron, Sarah, and Steve groove to the soothing sounds of Vin Diesel's new single "Feel Like I Do", ponder the future of DC's Batgirl, discuss Zack Snyder's new $70 million price-tag for Justice League, review some new music releases, and talk about comics, comics, comics!

Detective Comics celebrates 1000 issues since Batman’s debut in issue #27 in 1939!!! Also, the boys get into A TON of news stories, including all of the announcements coming out of the MCU, the final season of Supergirl, and the DC Universe rebrand!!!

In this week's episode, Bob, Aaron, Sarah, and Steve witness the exciting end to an EMPYRE, go bird watching with Chris Cooper, delve into dungeons, and honor the memory of Dame Diana Rigg.