We review Marvel’s Mutant X series of alternate reality X-Men stories, plus examine the Top 10 Heroes and Villains rankings, the Top 10 hottest comics, explore Wizard’s reviews of Uncanny X-Men, Mage and The Flash CONTINUE READING…
In this episode of Wax Pack Flashback, Adam says farewell to original Wax Pack Flashback host, Jason Gross and continues Season 3 by opening a pack of ProSet SuperStars Series 2 trading cards from 1991. CONTINUE READING…
Screenwriter and creator of the new comic book, Armored, Michael Schwartz returns to the podcast to discuss issue 84 of Wizard featuring the 25 Most Powerful People In Comics rankings, an confrontational interview with Spider-Man CONTINUE READING…
We’re joined by Witchblade co-creator, David Wohl to discuss the origins of the Top Cow superheroine, the rise of superstar artist, Michael Turner and more stories from a 40 year career in the comic book CONTINUE READING…
Another TREAT for you TV Lovers this Halloween as we discuss Little Dracula from 1991 in this bonus edition of Remember That Show? This one raised more questions than it answered: Why was this show CONTINUE READING…
In the aftermath of our WIZARDS WILD CARD episode, there’s so much more to explore. William Bruce West returns to help fill in the geeky gaps from issue 83 and be sure to stay to CONTINUE READING…
We’re digging deep into our candy buckets this Halloween to discuss forgotten 1987 cartoon, The Mini-Monsters that aired as part of The Comic Strip syndicated series alongside TigerSharks and (ugh) Karate Kat. Is it really CONTINUE READING…
We toss our usual format out the window in this WIZARDS WILD CARD episode with our returning guests, Steven T. and William Bruce West, where the topic jumps at random from the Sexiest Women In CONTINUE READING…
We have plenty to cover in this mini-episode, including all the hype for Wizard World Chicago ’98, retroactively exploring the final Palmer’s Picks column, a review of Gen 13/Monkeyman & O’Brien by Art Adams, Wizard CONTINUE READING…
We’re joined by comic book writer, Joe Casey to discuss his adventures breaking into comics in the 90’s that would lead him to write Cable, The Incredible Hulk, Superman, Youngblood and many more. Joe discusses CONTINUE READING…
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