Obsessive Comic Disorder

I talked to Comedian James Hartenfeld (World's Hottest Goss) and about Silver Surfer: Parable by Stan Lee and Moebius. Theme Song by Lydia Manning

I talked to comedian Kris Cox (Check out his podcast Everything and Nothing) about Chew by John Layman and Rob Guillory. Hosted, recorded, edited, and produced by Gene Deweber. Theme by Lydia Manning

I talked to comedian Jarrel Newsome about 100 Bullets by Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso . Theme by Lydia Manning

I talk to Comedian Jamie Roy about The Incal by Alejandro Jodorowsky and Moebius (Jean Giraud). We also talk about Midnight Cinema, Jodorowsky's unfinished Dune adaptation, and much more. Theme by Lydia Manning.

I talk to comedian Kyle Klimbal about John Constantine Hellblazer: Dangerous Habits. We talk about how it relates to the rest of DC's Vertigo universe. Why the late 80s/early 90s was such an awesome time for comics. And a whole lot more. Edited, recorded, hosted, and produced by Gene Deweber. Theme by Lydia Manning.

Benjamin Tier comes back to talk about Transmetropolitan by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson. We also talk about real vs fake anger in comedy. Tipping etiquette for food delivery. Sex. And a whole lot more. Theme by Lydia Manning.

I talked to comedian Cam Strong about Extremity by Daniel Warren Johnson. We had some fun deconstructing the plot. We also talked about dangerous artists in history. What else did we talk about? Give it a listen to find out! Theme Song by Lydia Manning.

I talked to comedian Sean O'Neil about Black Orchid (by Neil Gaimen and Dave McKean). How it relates to the DC Universe. We also talk about his experiences with comic book stores. Family dynamics. And much more.

I talked to Comedian Josh Larsen about Spider-Man: Life Story. We also discussed the Marvel Cinematic Universe. A religion of another Josh. Weird people at the park. Also, I do some weird character voice work. And much much more. Theme by Lydia Manning.

I talked to comedian Nick Scalzone about I Hate Fairyland by Skottie Young. We also talked about where we draw the line in our prospective nerdiness levels. What not to do when trying to win a comedy competition. Our opinions on zoom "comedy". And much much more. Hosted, recorded, edited, and produced by Gene Deweber. Logo by Gene Deweber Theme by Lydia Manning.

Jamie Carbone comes back. We talk about the comic Immortal Hulk. Also we get into social issues, how comics handle and relate to them. We also talk about a other things going on in the Marvel Universe. And more! Theme by Lydia Manning.

I talked to comedian TC Benitez about Criminal Vol. 1: Coward by Ed Brubaker and Sean Philips. We also talked about his love for Marvel Comics, what makes a good comic book villain, hating newer music, and a whole lot more. Episode recorded, edited, and produced by Gene Deweber. Theme by Lydia Manning.

Comedian (Avery) Scott II comes back to talk about Vision by Tom King. We talk a bit about video games. Plus a special appearance by my noisy roommates who were too loud to edit out of this episode. And much more. Recorded, edited, and produced by Gene Deweber. Theme by Lydia Manning

I talked to comedian Rachelle Cochran about Ultra: Seven Days by The Luna Brothers. And a whole lot more. Episode recorded, edited, and produced by Gene Deweber. Theme song by Lydia Manning.

I talked to comedian Jared Richard about Superman: Red Son. Our mutual love for comics and why they're important to us. Current nerd/geek culture. Toxic fandom. And a whole lot more. Recorded, hosted, edited, and produced by Gene Deweber. Theme song by Lydia Manning.

Comedian Lydia Manning returns to talk about Scott Pilgrim by Bryan Lee O'Malley. In case you're wondering, we do talk about differences between the film and book. We also discuss things like lying to try to fit in, why the word relationship is loaded, and a lot more. Produced, recorded, and edited by Gene Deweber Logo by Gene Deweber. Theme written and performed by Lydia Manning 

I talked to comedian Brent Lowrey about Chrononauts (by Mark Millar and Sean Murphy). We get philosophical about things like existential crisis, life choices, and family. 

I talked to comedian Marietje Hauprich about Sweet Tooth by Jeff Lemire. We also get into to topics like Leper Colonies, bad life advice, movies that don't age well as adults, Fabio, and much much more. Recorded, Edited, and Produced by Gene Deweber Theme song written and performed by Lydia Manning.

I talk to Jeromy Cox creator of the comic book Zombie Love. Colorist for comic books such as DMZ, Promethea, and Grayson. As well as stand up comedian. We discuss Moonshadow by J.M DeMatteis and Jon J. Muth, how it influenced him as a comic fan and artist. We geek about comic books and film. We also talk about how stand up comedy can help when it comes to writing comics. And much more.  Recor...

I talked to Comedian Madeline Moore about Black Hole by Charles Burns, black coffee vs sweet coffee, irony, and much more. Hosted, recorded, edited, and produced by Gene Deweber Theme song by Lydia Manning.

I talked to comedian David Kildal about God Country by [Donny Cates and Geoff Shaw], Breakfast Cereals, Church Camp and a whole lot more.

Comedian Kyle Adams returns! We talked about the comic Dying is Easy by Joe Hill and Martin Simmonds, weird wacky morning DJs, and a whole lot more! Episode recorded, edited, and produced by Gene Deweber Theme song by Lydia Manning with Jake Hueni and Jaren George.

I talked to Comedian Amanda Lynn Deal about Wolverine: Old Man Logan (by Mark Millar and Steve Mcniven). We also got into the the conspiracy that is Subway's tuna fish. And a whole lot else. This episode recorded, edited, and produced by Gene Deweber. Theme song by Lydia Manning with Jaren George and Jake Hueni.

I talked to comedian Angelique Herrington about Severed by Scott Snyder, belief, homeschooling, social media, and a whole lot more. Episode recorded, edited, and produced by Gene Deweber. Theme song by Lydia Manning with Jake Hueni and Jaren George.

I talked to comedian Dan Weber about Grant Morrison's The Invisibles, Chaos Magic, and much more. Recorded, editing, and produced by Gene Deweber. Theme song by Lydia Manning with Jaren George and Jake Hueni.