Comic Exposure

In this special variant, Josh and Travis take a stab at pitching their own Justice League story arc. The rules are simple: pick your members, pitch your story arc.

In this episode, the boys “Boom Tube” deep into the bowels of the D.C. Universe cosmos. Join Travis and Josh as they discuss Jim Starlin and Mike Mignola’s four issue 1988 galactic story arc where we finally as the question “what’s a New God”

You know that trade series you’ve seen in the comic section at Barnes&Nobles for the last 20 years? Well, Josh and Trav finally pick up the first trade and are ready to talk everything about Bill Willingham’s “Fables”!

In 1987, Mike Grell wrote a three-issue prestige format comic book starring the Green Arrow called the Longbow Hunters. In 2020, Josh and Travis decide it is time to read that bad boy and talk about it. Tune in to find out just what is so 80’s about this book.

Have you re-read all the comics in your long boxes yet? If so, have not fear! Josh and Travis look back through their past episodes to pull for you some of the bests comics to read while being trapped at home.

Josh and Travis get some perspective on how good they have it during these trying times by reading about the hardships of a WWII, female, Russian assassin: Sara. This title packs a powerhouse of creators including Garth Ennis, Steve Epting, and Elizabeth Breitweiser.

The pod goes cosmic this week as the boys hop on their boards and finally dip into some Silver Surfer! Tune in as Josh and Travis discuss Silver Surfer:Black by Donny Cates; art by Tradd Moore.

This week the boys bring you a double header of comic book biographies. From Box Brown, Josh and Travis cover the ins and outs of the alternative comic Andy Kaufman. Then, the boys get their illusion on with Jason Lutes and Nick Bertozzi’s biography comic on Harry Houdini, The Handcuff King.

On this very sing-song episode, Josh and Trav talk the latest nerdy news including: the new Batman look, Stranger Things Season 4 teaser, Locke and Key, Indiana Jones 5 and more.

Matt from the Absolute Geek podcast joins to boys this week to talk about one of his favorite runs: Robert Kirkman and Paul Azaceta’s Outcast. They guys explore what is “Kirkman” about volume one and why Azaceta should be drawing everything. Check out the Absolute Geek Podcast on Youtube!

“Are you there Krom, it’s me Conan”. Gabby joins the boys to talk about everything Conan with a special focus on Jason Aaron’s “The Life and Death of Conan”.

On this first episode of 2020, Josh and Travis discuss all things Star Wars with the end of the Mandalorian and the Skywalker Saga. Also, as per tradition, the boys talk about their favorite comics from the podcast’s previous year.

Once a year, Josh and Trav sit down on the podcast and give their list of nerdy gifts that they want rolled up tight and jammed in their stockings! This boys and girls is that episode. Happy holidays from Comic Exposure!

Josh and Travis are joined by Dr. Dan “the Batman Fan” and the three sit down to discuss Frank Miller’s take on Superman. Hear all the good, the bad, and the Miller about this three oversized-issue arc.

Josh tries to corral Travis and guest Gabbi’s enthusiasm as they discuss the first episodes of the Mandalorian. With Thanksgiving around the corner the gang discusses which heroes they would invite to their table.

What Star Wars show would you make? What superhero series would benefit from a 60 issue run? These are just a few of the questions the boys tackle in this episode. And hey, X-Men fans we got you back too.

For this year’s spooky comic book club episode, Josh and Travis run down the short stories in “A Very DC Halloween (DC House of Horror)”. In addition, the boys pitch their own superhero Halloween stories.

With full hearts and empty pockets, Josh and Trav sit down to talk about everything HOC/POX!. How does Hickman get it so right? Tune in and find out!

Lance from the Couch Crunchers Podcast sits down with Josh and Trav to talk about another tentpole series: Astro City. Tune in to hear about how Kurt Busiek’s passion comic series tickles the guy’s fancy.

On this variant, Josh and Trav discuss what to do with their bulging comic collections. Plus, they give their thoughts on the Star Wars Hotel, Joker Movie, and more.

Welcome to a special Grind House episode where Josh and Trav read two graphic novels that are a little off center. Up first is DANIEL WARREN JOHNSON’s very metal comic “Murder Falcon” followed by C.S Baker and Shaky Kane’s “Last Driver”.

Josh and Trav catchup on what they have been reading since the last comic book club episode as well as throw their opinions on Marvel’s Disney Plus series into the ring.

Do you like police procedurals? Do you like Batman? Of course you do! The question is have you read Greg Rucka and Ed Brubaker’s Gotham Central? Come on a ride along with Josh and Travis as they discuss the first volume of this cop drama.

In this all Animal Man double issue, Josh and Travis delve into two famous arcs of this less-than-well-known hero: 1980’s Grant Morrison and the New 52 Jeff Lemire.

It’s a grab bag of topics in this episode as the boys talk Keanu Reeves and Spiderman as well as ask several questions such as which historical figures would make for good comic subjects.