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We dance on the grave of another year, partying with our pals. It's The Stampies: Best Comics of 2025 (Part Two).

With a little help from our friends, we celebrate the Best Comics of 2025, and there were too many good comics for just one episode. Welcome to The Stampies (Part One).

We chat with Jock about Absolute Batman #15 and how his time creating 2000 AD comics helped shape Absolute Joker.

Grant Morrison returns to the podcast for an in-depth discussion about Batman/Deadpool as an act of Writerly Revenge.

We chat with Daniel Warren Johnson about Absolute Batman Annual #1 and why it was one of his most brutal comics to make.

We chat with Matt Fraction about re-launching Batman and how it represents where Hawkeye would have gone.

Minutes after seeing James Gunn's Superman, we recorded our instant out-of-the-theater reaction as we drove home.

We asked 21 creators to name the Best Superman Comic for the curious reader stepping out of James Gunn's new movie. Some answers may surprise.

We chat with Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta about bringing Bane the Backbreaker into Absolute Batman.

We chat with the legendary writer about their seminal Superman story and the Man of Action at its center.

We spoke with Mark Waid and Dan Slott about Action Comics #1, the original Superman idea, and its contemporary importance.

We asked the longtime Superman writers about adding Dan Slott to the Super Family. Do they all play nice?

We chat with the artist about delivering on the '90s promise of those Kelley Jones Knightfall covers.

We chat with the collaborators about Wally West and stripping the Flash of his legacy.

Starting with Saga of the Swamp Thing #20, we will discuss the iconic Alan Moore run one issue at a time, one episode at a time.

We chat with the writer about the DC series and mirroring her favorite heroes with her favorite villains.

We chat with the writer about the latest entry in his Absolute Superman saga, questioning "The Rage of Superman."

We chat with the writers about a fractured spectrum and shipping certain Green Lantern Corps members.

This Summer, you'll believe that a man who can fly can save every one of us. The Man of Steel always inspires.

We chat with Waid about having all heroes in the Justice League and how that immediately creates tension.