Comic Exposure

What a “long STRANGE trip it’s been” to get to this podcast, but the guys finally did their reading of Jason Aaron’s take on Dr. Strange, and they are here to give you the breakdown. What do the guys like to see in their magical comic characters? You’ll have to listen to find out.

Josh attempts to rejuvenate Travis’s geeky passions as the comic book summer season comes to a close by discussing the best version of Batman for Batman Day, as well as the pros and cons of a Star Wars tv series. Things get interesting when the guys discuss what Fanboy movie they most want to see…

Make sure you have your Advil handy cause this episode is sure to leave you hungover! In this joint venture, Anthony, of the 100 Brews website, and Sobek, your friendly neighborhood barfly, join the show to talk about Jonathan Hennessey’s graphic novel on the history of beer. Cheers mates!

Before the guys kickoff on their Kickstarter discussion about what comics they are funding, the boys find out if “Civil War” holds up on second viewing. Also, find out if Josh thinks “The Killing Joke” lives up to the hype.

In this corner…with a combined weight of 300 pounds of total nerdiness… Josh and Travis of Comic Exposure. And their graphic novel of the week, Box Brown’s biographic comic… Andre the Giant: Life and Legend! Commentating in this week’s episode, special guest…Brent Wolverton. LET’S GET READY TO RUMBLE!

You want to get nuts? Let’s get nuts as Josh and Trav give their take on the Suicide Squad movie. Plus, find out what excites the guys about Rogue 1. Also, it wouldn’t be a variant if we didn’t check up on what Josh has got in his pull box!

Grab the keys to your Delorean because on this episode the guys take a trip back to the 80’s to discuss Brian K. Vaughan’s and Cliff Chiang’s series Paper Girls. Riding shotgun on this nostalgic journey is Travis’s sister, Mindy Moed. 80’s references and sibling rivalry are sure to ensue!

Your favorite nerds discuss dream novel to comic adaptions before Josh goes one-on-one with comic writer/artist Jeremy Massie. Hear his creative origin story as well as creator insight into his graphic novel, All My Ghosts.

The guys put away their capes and cowls this week and get literary with Jeremy Massie’s graphic novel, All My Ghosts. Josh reveals his love for punk rock bass players, and returning guest Anthony Celaya weighs in on “father issues”. This is a don’t miss episode for fans of indie projects and Alterna Comics!

In this variant, Josh and Trav discuss their feelings on manga before kicking it over to an interview with the creative team behind the Souls Eternal comic series out on Hashtag Comics. Hear Roberto and Bohdan discuss their first exposure to comics as well as the creative process behind volume 1 of their new series.

The guys are joined by comic enthusiast, Ryan Severyn as they discuss both the “sci” and the “fi” of Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen’s Descender series. Listen to hear where each of use thinks this series stacks up with the genre greats!

Before things get “Dark and Bloody” with comic creator Shawn Aldridge,the guys talk traveling with trades and Pokemon.

Step through the looking glass in this episode as the duo delve into Scottie Young‘s delightfully bonkers first trade of I Hate Fairyland. Warning: Golden Girl references are abound as three-peat guest Gabby Buckley sits in on this podcast and discovers her inner Gert.

Lots of recapping in this episode as the guys reminisce on Phoenix con 2016 and recount their encounter with their DC rebirth issues. Listen to the full episode to hear Travis give his opinion of the tv version of his favorite story of all time, Preacher!

The guys break the 4th wall in this LIVE podcast. Former guests Andrea and Freddy join the crew to talk about the highly acclaimed series, Saga (With questions and comments from Phoenix Con attendees!)

Batten down the hatches! In this monster packed episode Josh and Trav discuss Zander Cannon’s genre fused comic, Kaijumax. Brent Jackson joins the gang as they wrap their heads around a Kaiju filled Alactraz!

Before reflecting on their past 50 episodes, Josh and Trav talk about Civil War, death, and comics. Then raise your glasses as we toast and take a walk down memory lane. Here is to another great 50!

Everyone is “Turning Japanese” in this episode as we discuss Rick Remender and Sean Murphy’s bloody comic run “Tokyo Ghost”. You’ll want to turn of your EMP fields for this one. Special guest and Japanese expat Scott Taylor joins us.

The guys interview the creative team behind the Source Point Press comic series Iktomi. We talk genre, Native Americans, and creating comics! Long tangents into weird historical premises within. Iktomi is… In this Dark Fantasy/Western Saga, two separated DIMENSIONS vie for absolute domination of the Human Race. In one, the Upper World, the Lakota Indians…

Show favorite Chris Moore mediates this polarizing discussion of Black Mask Studio’s hit graphic novel “We Can Never Go Home”. Grab your Walkmans and plug in as we talk super powers, punk rock, and the 1980s.

On a podcast far far away… Josh and Trav discuss the Rogue One teaser trailer and shoot the bull about convention season with “Mr. AZ Con” himself, Robert of Legion of Sand.

The guys explore two milestone books getting right to the source material for Batman Vs Superman. Get new impressions on classic books and take a walk down memory lane with Josh and Trav. Spoilers… someone dies!

In honor of Easter, the guys resurrect old comic book runs with new creative teams. Plus, we are talking with Alex Schumacher about publishing independent comics and his new book, The Guitarist.

Warning, listening to this episode may disrupt the space/time continuum, but as we learn from Mark Millar’s zany time traveling story…who cares.

The guys catchup on some comic shop talk before launching into an interview with the creative team behind Caliber comic’s graphic novel, The Shepherd. Hear Andrea Lorenzo Molinari, Roberto Xavier Molinari, and Cristobal Torres discuss the creation of The Shepherd and future of their creative passion.