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We review the latest ComiXology Original from Scott Snyder and Francis Manapul and find bliss in its neon shadows.

We chat with the author about his latest criminal endeavor and explore his mastery over the many narrative delivery systems.

We review the new graphic novel from Ed Brubaker and Marcos Martin and praise the cosmos for its physical format arrival.

We chat with the cartoonist about finding emotional authenticity in werewolf fiction and how there is no one true lycanthrope.

We review the new horror anthology comic and find a devilish party held between several demented creators.

We chat with the comic book scribe about his ambitious new collaboration with Chris Anderson that promises to deliver Dungeons and Dragons t

We review Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's metal AF horror comic and get pumped for our digital future.

We review the new graphic novel from Kami Garcia and Gabriel Picolo and cherish all its warm of fuzzy feelings.

We combine our might with seven other podcasts to dissect the iconic characters who form DC's Justice League.

We chat with the cartoonist about his latest graphic novel biography, and how he balanced that iconic rise and fall.

As a companion to our latest Green Arrow and Black Canary episode, we invite you to select your most cherished human values.

We chat with Lesly Julien, Doug Wood, and Brian Flint about why their Kickstarter project straps comedy with sword and sandals.

We chat with the cartoonist about their new epic aviation romance, and discuss its Golden Age Hollywood influence.

We chat with the writer about her first comic and about what it's like to have your pick from Batman's Rogues Gallery.

We chat with the comic scribe about the everlasting appeal of L. Frank Baum and why Oz is the perfect war zone for this latest apocalyptic t

We're launching a new podcast series where we discuss the Neil Gaiman classic one issue at a time.

We press play on the new horror comic from Mark Russell and Benjamin Tiesma and discover a dreadfully familiar life experience.

We take our first step into Lemire's latest solo work and discover a tormented portrait of heartache.

We plunge into the latest 'Reckless' graphic novel from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips and relish its brutally stubborn protagonist.

Director Nia DaCosta solidifies the social rage attempted by the original film, and the result is one scary movie.