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Watch-Along: Batman TAS (Almost Got Im!)

August 17, 2019 | No Comments

Fire up your DC Universe app for a special watch along of Batman: TAS, "Almost Got 'Im''
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#WhatHappensNext: Show’s End w/ Anthony Cleveland

August 14, 2019 | No Comments

Jay and Cynnara discuss this week's new indie comic, Show's End from Mad Cave Studios with the author Anthony Cleveland. Go behind the scenes into the Mad Cave Studios talent search, now ongoing at MadCaveStudios.com
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#Comicbook Talk: Battlecats Review

August 13, 2019 | No Comments

Mad Cave Studios continues the sequel volume to its flagship book Battlecats as the battle for Valderia continues in issue #4:
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#ComicBook Talk: Mall (Vault Comics)

August 7, 2019 | No Comments

Mall: Vault Comics. Review: After capitalism ends, Mall begins. Written by Michael Moreci and Gary Dauberman, Mall takes readers back to where always wanted to spend Saturdays and makes sure they never want to darken the automatic doors again. Seriously. After reading, Mall, I'll never look at a JC Penny the same.
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#WhatHappensNext: Writer’s Round Table, Steven Grant Part 2

August 6, 2019 | No Comments

Comic writer, Steven Grant, returns to the panel for part 2 of the Writer's Roundtable, with an in-depth discussion on reviving the Punisher when #Marvel had no interest in the character.
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Writer’s Round Table: Steven Grant, Part 1

July 30, 2019 | No Comments

Comic writer, Steven Grant, joins the panel for part 1 of a Writer's roundtable to talk getting started in comics, writing for Marvel, new projects, and more.
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#WhatHappensNext: The Punisher Chaperones Riverdale’s Prom

July 23, 2019 | No Comments

#WhatHappensNext: A podcast in less than ten minutes. Jay, Cynnara, and Kevin "K-Dawg" Israel play #WhatHappensNext, taking turns telling the story of what happens when the Punisher chaperones a prom for the CW's favorite line-up of beautiful actors who can still pass for teenager's prom.
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#ComicBookTalk: Vault Comics’ Resonant

July 22, 2019 | No Comments

There is an tendency among so called “end of the world” stories to over explain or oversell the unique features of an author’s particular vision of a dystopian hellscape. For starters, not all of them are all that hellish, so pains are taken to show why this seemingly normal world isn’t as seemly or normal as one might think.
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