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This week the boys discuss the graphic novel version of the hit book series Dungeon Crawler Carl. How will the graphic novel stack up against the book and audiobook?
The boys have reached the end of their six comic standalone summer event. Tune in to find out what Josh and Trav thought about the experience and what lessons they will take away.
Mama Came Callin’ A Graphic Novel By Ezra Claytan Daniels, Illustrated by Camilla Sucre, is the last of our Indie Graphic novel summer event. How will this southern swamp crime story stack up to some of the weird wild stuff Josh and Travis have read this summer? Tune in to find out!
Graphic novel summer takes a beautifully strange turn with Jesse Lonergan’s “Drome”. The graphic novel functions almost as a creation story for mankind, but that’s not the only surprise this book has up its sleeve.
“Beat it Rufus” is a “2025 graphic novel by Noah Van Sciver about Rufus Baxter, an aging, delusional hair metal musician clinging to his 1980s rock-god fantasies while living a life of failure, eviction, and bad decisions, leading him on a psychedelic road trip to a wedding gig in Wyoming where he confronts his past”. As band stories always hold a special place in Josh and Trav’s heart, they are excited to share their thoughts with you.
Alex Krokus’s graphic novel is a heartfelt and humorous story of losing a parent and getting to know him better after his passing. The boys get deep on this graphic novel summer pick.
S. Craig Zahler has created a sci-fi graphic novel that explores the lives of a handful of humans that dare to challenge the nature of space and time and Josh and Travis are tackling this retro alien story as part of their graphic novel summer. See what the boys compare this indie graphic novel to.
Kicking off graphic novel summer, the boys open up “In” a graphic novel by Will McPhail. Listen to what the boys think about Nick’s journey to connect with others on a “deep” level.
Comic Exposure kicks off another summer event. This summer the boys want to dive into fully stand alone graphic novels by indie writers and illustrators that have not appeared on the show. In this episode, the boys pull the curtain back and narrow down their picks.
Get out the prune juice and orthopedics because just like Daredevil in this three issue series, Josh and Travis are getting old. Tune in to find out what the boys think of Charles Soule and Steve McNiven’s take on the aged hero of Hell’s Kitchen.
Josh and Trav use the recent re-printing of the 2009 comic “The Nobody” as an excuse to go back and read one of their show favorite creator’s (Jeff Lemire) reimagining of the Invisible Man story.
Josh and Travis finish up the last of their four Absolute books with Absolute Martian Manhunter. Volume one written by Deniz Camp and illustrated by Javier Rodríguez takes the boys down a psychological journey that’s a feast for the eyes.
For their third “Absolute” book, Josh and Trav journey into Jason Aaron’s “Absolute Superman: Volume 1” where they engage with a Superman with a slightly different backstory. Will these changes highlight what is really super about Superman?
The boys pick up a second “Absolute” book after reading Absolute Batman in January to kick off Absolute April. Kelly Thompson and Hayden Sherman offer a new version of Wonder Woman in Absolute Wonder Woman: The Last Amazon. What elements of the hellish Wonder Woman will hit home for Josh and Travis?
To finish off their run of Western Comics, Josh and Trav dive into a historical fiction shoot’em up that feels like it could be part of Texas history. What will the boys think of Chris Condon and Jacob Phillips prequel to “That Texas Blood”?
In their second Western comic of March, the boys enter town of Dead Acre where the supernatural has a part to play in the redemption of James Crowley. Jaime Castle takes a stab at adapting a novel that Josh very much enjoyed. Will he dig the comic as much?
This week, the boys are sinking their teeth into The Blood Brother’s Mother, a dark and emotionally charged graphic novel that explores themes of the Western.
Garbage men of the future struggle to survive what humans have done to the planet. Oh, and there is a giant mutant goldfish! Hear what the boys think about Stefano Cardoselli’s “Don’t Spit into the Wind.
Josh and Trav finish off the three episode series featuring WWII books. DANIEL ACUÑA and Rick Remender team up for a war book that embraces the brutal action of war…but there is a twist… there are no humans in this book. What will the boys think of this off-center take?
In their second WWII book of the month, Josh and Travis dive into the magical espionage trenches of London in TKO’s book “Witches of WWII”. Paul Cornell’s comic weaves history and fiction in a way that surprises the boys.
Two of Josh and Trav’s favorite creators, Garth Ennis and Steve Epting, team up together again at TKO studios for another Russian WWII front story: Partisan. Will this spiritual sequel to Sara live up to the boys expectations?
Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta push to cape crusader in a more brutal direction in their Absolute Batman series. Where does this grim dark Batman rank in Josh and Trav’s favorite Batman archetypes?
Alright Bat-fam! This isn’t the first Batman book the boys have talked about, but it is the the first of back-to-back Bat books the boys are doing this January. And this one has a lot of Robin! So settle in to hear what Josh and Trav think about this Waid take on the dynamic duo.
Another year and a few dozen comic reads under Josh and Travis’s belt. Join the boys as they look back at their favorite reads, artists, heroes, and villains from their 2025 comic stack!
Josh’s Picks Fun crayon prints X-Files analogue 3d The Complete Calvin and Hobbes New Edge Sword and Sorcery Goonies Lego Set Travis Picks Stranger Things Sneakers Sight and Sound Magazine Book Stand Pulp Magazine History Jaws Bath Bomb
The boys and Andrea peel back the plastic on the very scintillating comic Gun Honey volume 1. What will the gang thing of the late night “red shoe” read?
Jordan Thomas’s crime noir falls in the middle of noir November. Chris Matthew’s art soaks the story with noir flavor, but will Travis and Josh dig that flavor. Tune in and find out.
After years of fawning over Brubaker and Phillips noir books, the boys read the current bookends to their long running “Criminal” noir crime series.
Spooky season is reaching its climax with this EC Comics horror anthology. What will the comic exposure think about these snack-size horror stories? Will it satisfy their spook-tooth or leave them hungry for more?
Andrea, the Queen of Halloween, dips her spooky scepter into the art and storytelling of Mike Mignola. What will she, Josh, and Travis think of Mignola’s dark fable anthology?
Andrea, the Halloween Queen, graces the pod with her royal presence to kick off the “spooky book” season with the Tyler Boss and Adriano Turtulici book “You’ll Do Bad Things”. This writer-based horror book may have some very chilling panels!
“Godzilla takes on his greatest foes yet—Jay Gatsby, Sherlock Holmes, and the Time Machinist—in this graphic novel mash-up by Tom Scioli from IDW Publishing!” Pretty weird huh? Yeah, we think so too, but in the best way.
It’s a “genre September” and there is reason to believe that the boys may find some joy in Matt Kindt and Dan McDaid’s cosmic odyssey comic.
“From Daniel Freedman (Raiders) and Mondo and DICE artist Robert Sammelin comes an original graphic novel that’s a nonstop, high-octane existential action spectacle that perfect for Mad Max: Fury Road fans.” Josh and Trav crack into the genre piece…
For a couple of 80’s baby punk rockers, Grommets scratches an itch for Josh and Travis when it comes to nostalgia. Listen to the guys talk everything from malls to Taco Bell in the skating fueled slacker story.
After a summer of reading comics that take place in a galaxy far far away, its time for Josh and Travis to wrap up their time in the Star Wars universe and maybe even pitch a Star Wars story arc or two.
Trav and Josh read through a comic based on the original rough draft of the Star Wars film.
Luke! Say it ain’t so! The boys dive into Stars Wars: Dark Empire AKA… Luke Breaks Bad.
Get a double dose of Vader in this episode with the boy’s thoughts on the 1999 four-issue mini-series “Vader’s Quest” and Kieren Gillen’s “Darth Vader” series.
Not all droids are sweethearts as Josh and Travis find out while reading Charles Soule’s Dark Droids.
Star Wars Summer begins after the original trilogy with “Heir to the Empire”, a graphic novel adaption of Timothy Zahn’s celebrated novel series.
Summer has begun and that means it is time for another Comic Exposure Summer Series. This summer is Star Wars Summer! Listen in as Travis and Josh pitch the Star Wars comics they will be reading and discussing this summer.
The boys talk another show favorite creator’s ongoing comic series: JEFF LEMIRE’s, Phantom Road. Does the book live up to what the boys expect from Jeff? Tune in and find out.
In this episode of Comic Exposure, we delve into the fascinating character of Helen of Wyndhorn — a captivating figure whose story combines humor, mystery, and depth. We’ll discuss her origins, her role within her comic series, and highlight the influence of renowned comic writer Tom King
After this season’s Disney + series “Daredevil: Born Again”, Josh and Travis wanted to fill in more of their devil holes, so this week, they are jumping back to the early 90’s to take a look at Frank Miller’s take on the early days of the character.
This week, we’re diving horns-first into the dark alleys of Hell’s Kitchen with a special variant episode all about Daredevil: Born Again on Disney+! Is the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen still the gritty vigilante we know and love? Or has the House of Mouse softened his edges?
In this episode of Comic Exposure, we dive into the shadows of Gotham City as we explore the captivating comic series “Gargoyle of Gotham.” Join us as we dissect the intriguing storyline, and stunning artwork that bring Rafael Grampá’s unique tale to life.
In this episode of Comic Exposure, we dive into We Stand on Guard, the explosive sci-fi miniseries from Brian K. Vaughan and Steve Skroce. Set in a war-torn future where a small band of Canadian resistance fighters takes on the occupying forces of the United States, this gripping tale is packed with action, political intrigue, and giant mechs! Join us as we break down the story, explore its themes of resistance and sovereignty, and discuss the stunning visuals that bring this dystopian world to life. Tune in for our thoughts, theories, and whether We Stand on Guard is a must-read for comic fans!
Spoiler…the boys really like this contemplative journey to the heart of what it means to be human…oh, and there is Mars in here too. Thank you Mark Russell.
Writers, Henry Zebrowski, Marcus Parks, put their horror knowledge to the test in a creative take on the vampire myth. Josh and Travis stack this vampire tale against others in the genre.
Patrick Horvath marries the world of childhood stories and serial killer true crime novels in his graphic novel “Beneath the Trees Where No One Sees”. Will classic pod guest Gabbi enjoy the oddness of a book with such mixed tones?
Josh and Trav start 2025 with coming-of-age monster tale from award-winning graphic novelist Chris Gooch. It is quite the indie start to a reading year. How will this comic set to tone for what the boys want to read?
As another year has come to a close, the boys look back and talk about some of their favorite books and moments from 2024.
Tom Taylor is considered to have written one of the most seminal Nightwing runs. Josh and Travis have a huge Nightwing hole in their comic reading. Will this book fill it?
JAMES TYNION is at it again, this time with a spooky holiday twist in The Deviant. A murderous killer who dresses up as Santa goes slaying and leaves behind him a trail of mystery.
Show favorite create Daniel Warren Johnson takes a break from creator owned content and tackles some big IP with Transformers. Will Josh and Travis still gobble up his work? Tune in to find out!
Another year has come and the boys stocking holes need to be filled. This ep contains their selections. Dream of the Bat Lego X Mansion Set Wizard Magazine Comic Lot Weapon Prime Shirts White Gold Shirts Comics on Coffee Dune Pocket Novels Stephen King Themed Candles Fantasy Map Stamp Books Juniper Book Covers Ben Sears…
Before the big season finale tonight, Josh and Trav go over their thoughts on the newest Batman spin-off series.
To finish off the spooky season, Josh and Travis check out the four issue extended universe Aliens comic: Labyrinth. Things get real gruesome in this book by Jim Woodring and Kilian Plunkett.
It’s a spooky season miracle! The boys finally get a third party to discuss a Brubaker book with. But is this the right book for gushing over? Tune in to find out.
BECKY CLOONAN and TULA LOTAY both write and draw this season’s first “Spooky” book on witchcraft, sex, and Puritan culture. What will Travis, Josh, and spooky comic queen Andrea think about this horny Halloween season tale?
It’s been a little while since the boy’s tacked a “Bat-Book”. What better way to “jump bat” into the caped crusader than to look back at the hero’s early days with legendary comics writer Dan Jurgen’s and superstar Batman artist Mike Perkin’s Black Label Bat-man: First Knight.
It’s been awhile since the boys went berserk with a good old fashioned barbarian tale. Is that what they will get when they crack open Andrew Krahnke’s creator owned character Bloodrik?
The boys ease out of their summer re-heat by taking a look at a character they have dabbled with to different degrees: Constantine. What will the boys think about Garth Ennis’s beginning run on the Hellblazer series: Dangerous Habits?
The Department of Truth series was hard enough to crack and follow the first go around! Will Josh and Travis be able to remember the complex plot of the story from years ago to follow its progress in volume 2? Stay tuned to find out!
You know the boys had to discuss the new Deadpool/Wolverine movie, but what other factors surrounding the movie may have colored their viewing of the film? Tune in to find out!
It’s been many years since Josh and Travis picked up volume 1 of Animosity. Will they remember anything about the first volume? Was summer re-heat a bad idea? What do are pets really think about us? Tune in to find out.
The boys continue with one of Josh’s favorite comic run’s Mike Grell’s Green Arrow. Will Travis jump onboard the Grell train with Volume 1 Hunter’s Moon?
Josh and Travis re-heat one of their reads from last year with Local Man. Will they be able to remember what the story was about and enjoy where it is going? Tune in to find out!
The boys re-visit a comic from way back in the early days of the podcast. It is one of Travis’ favorites, but will Josh finally jump onboard the Preacher train?
This episode kicks off what the boys are calling their Summer Re-heat event. They are looking back at volumes they have reviewed but never continued. It’s time to see what they missed by dropping out of the series.
You know the boys love Tom King, but where does “The Human Target” fall in the pantheon of all-time Tom bests? Tune in to find out.
X-men is in the air with the success of X-men 97′, so the guys invited Andrea back to take a look at a well known X-men run from the past: Grant Morrison’s X-men.
Three X-men fans gush about the return of 90’s animated X-men (like there isn’t enough of this online). Old school podcasters talk old school animated X-men. Enjoy!
Another crime book? Damn right! But this time Travis and Josh are uncovering a gem of an 1980s crime book: Ms. Tree. This collection of Max Allen’s original character is sure to spark discussion.
The boys crack into the first 6 issues of Ryan North’s Fantastic Four run. Is this the story that will make them Fantastic Fans? Tune in.
Josh and Travis discuss their limited history with F.F, answer some trivia, and discuss the casting of the upcoming Marvel film.
Andrea joins the boys to discuss Sammy Harkham’s graphic novel “Blood of the Virgin”. What does the gang think about this look at both relationships, dreams, family, and the film industry?
The boys finish satisfying their manga craving with this adventurous and comedic take on Dungeons and Dragons. Grab a fork and settle down for a deliciously weird comic!
Following up on last week’s read Scott Pilgrim, Josh and Travis discuss their limited experience with manga and some of their new found thoughts.
Josh and Travis start the new year by filling in a comic hole. Like many they have seen the movie, but listen to their take on Bryan Lee O’Malley’s comic series Scott Pilgrim.
As the year comes to a close, Josh and Travis look back at some of their favorite stories, characters, and surprises from this year’s Comic Exposure reads.
You know Joe Hill from his horror writings, but have you read his true crime. Josh and Trav tackle one of their favorite genres from a previously read author in Joe Hill’s “Dying is Easy”.
Our yearly nerdy Christmas list! Josh’s List Black Science Iowa Wookie Jersey Foreign Movie Posters Murderbot Diaries Poorly Drawn Seinfeld Travis List Daniel Warren Johnson t- shirt Horror Unmasked: History of Horror in Film One Piece Box Set 2 Mondo Soundtrack Vinyls – Return of the Living DEad Last Night in Soho Godzilla Linoleum…
We have all seen or read hundreds of time travel stories. As the market seems saturated with these more than ever, Josh and Trav decide to take time out from reading and watching and talk the ins and outs of Time Travel stories.
Another Tom King? You’re dang right. His last name says it all. Josh and Travis tackle King’s homage to old romance comics. Listen with your significant other!
Something is killing the children, and Josh, Travis, and their spooky guest Andrea have to figure out what! Join the gang for the last of their spooky books for this October.
Andrea the “Cryptid Queen of Arizona” joins the boys on the spooky pitch club as the gang takes a shot at pitching a comic about the cryptid of their choice.
The first of our two October Spooky James Tynion books this month is “The Nice House on the Lake”. Join the boys and their Spooky guest “Queen of Halloween” to discuss Tynion’s ability to manage characters and draw his readers in.
Matt Kindt is one of Josh’s favorite writer/artists and after reading Spy Superb, you can see why, but if you need more reasons to like Kindt, listen to this episode.
Josh and Travis take a look at the spandex clad, big pouches, and big gun world of Local Man. What do Tim Seeley and Tony Fleecs have to offer in this loving continuation of 90’s image comics? Listen to find out!
Before reading “Local Man”, the boys discuss the pros and cons of 90’s Image Comics as well as how they first got into them.
The guys need a superhero palate cleanser after “Super Summer”, so they are cracking open the newest from their favorite duo: Brubaker and Phillips. Does this podcast favorite creative team still have the magic?
Before “Super Summer” comes to an end the guys discuss their bonus Superman reads and viewings before reflecting on all they learned from the “Man of Steel” this summer.
How would 20th century historical events change if we had a Superman? Mark Russell explores just that in Superman: Space Age.
Pod favorite Tom King returns with his take on “Supergirl”. With gorgeous art from Bilquis Evely, this volume makes a perfect addition to “Super Summer”
The boys take a slight detour from “Super Summer” to discuss the newest DC film “The Flash”, but don’t worry because there is a “Super” character to discuss in the movie.
As the boys fly deeper into Superman summer, they wrapped their capes around the first few episodes of the seminal Superman cartoon from the 90’s “Superman: The Animated Series”.
The first book to kickoff “Super Summer” is Superman: For All Seasons where the truly dynamic duo of Jeff Loeb and Tim Sale re-introduce Superman to a 90’s audience.
In this variant episode the boys run through their upcoming summer event which is all about Superman. Hear the boys history and feelings about the character along with a preview of the Superman titles they will be reading and watching this summer.
Not all animals are equal in volume one of Xavier Dorison’s comic series Animal Castle. Josh and Travis discuss what this book has to offer beyond the Animal Farm comparisons.
Boom! Another pitch club coming at you! This time the boys pitch comic stories based of some of their favorite wrestlers from the past.
The boys read Daniel Warren Johnson’s 7 issue comic “Do a Powerbomb”. If you ever need a comic to scratch your professional wrestling itch, this might be the one.
In their part two variant on The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the boys discuss everything T.M.N.T from cartoons, to movies, to toys.
Part one of a two part series where the boys go back in time and revisit their childhood love for the Ninja Turtles. In this episode, Josh and Travis fill in an indie comic hole by reading the first five original Eastman and Laird TMNT comics from the 80s.
These past few years the boys have read a lot of Black Label books from DC. Now it’s time to put their reading to the test as they pitch their own DC Black Label stories.
Meanwhile back in the “Walking Dead” universe, Josh and Trav explore the young adult comic from Tillie Walden, “Clementine“. Listen to hear what the boys think about this new addition to the world and how it works in the Y.A. market.
Gabbi and Josh undertake Travis’s Star Trek Next Gen re-watch challenge and mention a surprising re-watch of their own. Plus, the gang discusses the Flash and Guardian’s trailers.
Surprise, surprise! The boys are doing another Black Label book, but this time Joshua William is taking us on a heist to Gorilla City. Tune in to find out about what the guys think about this very villainous story.
The boys drill into Kate Beaton’s indie graphic comic “Ducks”. How does Beaton’s autobiographical comic explore life in the oil sands of Canada?
Happy Valentine’s Day from the boys at Comic Exposure! In this special episode the boys talk the Super Bowl! Just kidding… strap in as Josh and Trav discuss the ins and outs of comic book weddings with an emphasis on the marriage of Peter Parker and Mary Jane and Jean Grey and Scott Summers.
Josh and Trav fill in another comic hole with Terry Moore’s “Strangers in Paradise: Volume 1”. To celebrate the season of love the two dive into this very 90’s tentpole for the first time.
Holy podcast heaven…two episodes in a row with Dr. Dan the Batman fan! Say it isn’t so! That’s right, it is time for the boys to report their current thoughts about the state of the Bat. What do the boys think about Batman’s current runs and what are they looking forward to in the comics, movies, and television show from the Bat Family this year?
Dr. Dan “The Batman Fan” joins the boys to discuss Batman’s main squeeze, Catwoman, in the DC Black Label book “Lonely City”. What do the doctor and the boys have to say about this Batman absent title by Cliff Chiang? Tune in and find out!
The boys take on two volumes of Mark Russell’s run on Red Sonja. How does the master of comic satire take on the fantasy genre? Tune in an find out!
Josh and Travis start the new year off with making some New Year’s reading resolutions. Keep listening as they try to convince it other to take on various media viewings.
Consalvi (the Horror Queen) joins the boys to discuss the follow-up to her favorite graphic novel “Basket Full of Heads” with Rio Youer’s “Refrigerator Full of Heads”. How will the sequel stand up to the original? Tune in and find out!
Consalvi joins the boys as they pitch their Holiday Comic Specials. Lots of goofy holiday cheer!
There is a time to be prudent, and then there is a time to be “Reckless”. The boys read the newest addition to the Brubaker/Phillips series: Follow Me Down.
It’s that time of the years nerds… prepare to have your stockings stuffed! 1.Ray Bradbury Comic 2. Hero Quest 3.Horror Candles 4. Dune Mini Series 5.Art of James Cameron 6.Criminal: Deluxe Vol 7.Shawn Phillips Prints 8.Comic Inventory Log 9.Table Arcade 10.Comic Book Template 11.Turn Table
Happy Halloween from the Comic Exposure team! In this variant, the boys discuss the creepy media they have been consuming before giving their thoughts on the completion of the dueling fantasy shows.
Get ready for a double-packed spooky episode as Andrea Consalvi joins the boys again for another October horror feature. Hear what the gang has to say about Magdalene Visaggio’s graphic novel “Cold Bodies”. But wait..there is more. Stay tuned to hear three horror slasher comic pitches.
The boys tackle another D.C. “Black Label Book”. This time they discuss the Suicide Squad and how the team fits into the “Black Label” concept. Shots will be fired; art will be gushed over! Tune in!
In this variant episode, Josh and Travis catch up on summer media including She-Hulk, Thor- Love and Thunder, The Sandman and more!
This week Josh and Travis take a look at a Comixology original by Scott Snyder and Francesco Francavilla: Night of the Ghoul. This six issue story is part of Snyder 8 series deal with the online publisher. What works and doesn’t with this model? What is Snyder adding to the genre? Tune in to find...
Book four of Ed Brubaker’s Reckless series came out this spring, so you know Josh and Travis have to talk about it. This book takes a slightly different approach to our 80’s noir detective series. See what boys have to say about this hauntingly good addition to the series.
Listen to a review show turn into a pitch club as Josh and Travis discuss their takes on Kenobi and the first episode of Ms. Marvel before throwing out their own story ideas for what they would create as the next Marvel Disney Plus show.
In this variant Josh and Travis discuss the Moon Knight series. Where does the series stand with their favorites so far? In addition, the boys check in with the Jurassic Park series and Travis gives his thoughts on Dr. Strange.
Another time travel story? That’s right kids! This episode Josh and Travis talk the ins and outs of time travel. What makes for a good time travel story and what does the comic “Time Before Time” add to the genre? Hop in your time machine and push in April 2022 and come join the conversation.
We know you have heard the Boba Fett show reviews, but you haven’t heard the final word from the Comic Exposure duo. Tune in to find out what the boys thought of the show: the good and the bad. Plus, the guys talk Moon Knight and Doctor Strange and other media.
The boys use Tom King and Jorge Fornes’s Rorschach series to try and piece together what the true essence of a Watchmen story is. What are your thoughts on the future of the Watchmen Universe?
Josh and Travis jump into a time capsule to go back to the 90’s and have a conversation with their younger selves. The topic: Spawn. The consensus? Tune in to find out.
Saddle up for this Neo-Western comic trade bonanza! Josh and Travis celebrate their 200th episode with Chris Condon and Jacob Phillip’s tale of revenge and justice… the Texas way. The boys pull the trigger on thoughts of story, genre, and art. Will this be the next series you check out?
Since Spidey is on everyone’s mind lately, Josh and Travis decided to go back a few years and final visit one of the newest, hottest, Spider-Man commodities: Miles Morales. The boys read and discuss the first collected volume of Bendis’ run on Miles Morales Ultimate Spider-Man. Plus, stay tuned for Spider-Man: No Way Home talk...
It’s that time of the year! The Comic Exposure boys create their 2021 nerdy gift list for the holidays. (see notes for links) In addition, the boys discuss their thoughts on Hawkeye and Ghostbusters: After Life. 1. Criminal: Volume 1 2.Revenge of the Nerd Shirts 3. Art Portfolio 4. Dreamer of Dune: Frank Herbert Biography...
Josh and Travis catch up with one of their favorite creative teams ED BRUBAKER and SEAN PHILLIPS as they comb through the first three graphic novels of the team’s new noir detective series, Reckless. Listen to the boys discuss the first three books in the series: Reckless, Friend of the Devil, and Destroy All Monsters...
Finally Josh gets his wish! After watching the 2021 version of Dune, Josh sits down with Travis to discuss Herbert’s book as well as David Lynch’s film adaption. Plus, stay tuned for a little D.C. news talk.
For this October’s SPOOOOOKY book, Josh and Travis dig into another Joe Hill book: Plunge. Read and listen to what the guys think about the Carpenter style story and how Hill manages to blend a dozen genres into one piece.
Doctor Dan “The Batman Fan” defends his degree in this “Brave and the Bold” pitch club variant. The boys pitch three different Batman team-ups. Listen and decide for yourself who has the best pitch!
What twists to the post-apocalyptic genre will two giants of the comic medium, Jeff Lemire and Jock, bring to the first four issues of their new series, Snow Angels? Tune into to find out as Josh and Trav breakdown their first Comixology original series.
Josh and Travis catch up on all the major geeky summer releases including: Black Widow, Loki, Suicide Squad, He-Man, and summer reads
Wild horses couldn’t tear Josh and Travis from Daniel Warren Johnson’s five issue Beta Ray Bill story. The boys discuss Johnson’s compact storytelling, nostalgia appeal, and pathos within this heroic space journey.
Josh and Travis kick off their “Before the Trade Summer Event” with the heart felt suspense comic “Stray Dogs” by Tony Fleecs and Trish Forstner. See what the boys have to say about this medium and genre bending mystery. And hug your dog for Christ sakes.
The wait is over! Josh and Travis reveal their summer comic podcast event: Before the Trade Summer. Tune in to find out the details as well as their thought on the Netflix Sweet Tooth Show, Kraven casting, Venom, Kraven and more.
It’s about time the boys got around to talking about Jeff Lemire’s seminal work “Sweet Tooth”. And what better time with the Netflix show around the corner.
Garth Ennis returned to write the Punisher and Josh and Travis return to talk about it. What makes this robotic revenge machine so enduring, and what does Ennis bring to the character that no one else can? Tune in to find out!
Grab your tinfoil hats and hop onboard the conspiracy train as Travis, Josh, and guest (Dr. Dan) read and discuss James Tynion and Martin Simmonds’ new series “The Department of Truth”. Listen to what has the boys so intrigued about this title.
Just in case you haven’t had your fill of Synder cut reviews, Josh and Trav throw their opinions to the airways. In addition, with “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” out, it is time to look at which company are Marvel properties in better hands with for TV shows: Netflix or Disney.
It’s time to talk about the coolest conjurer in comics: Constantine. Gabbie Buckley joins the boys to discuss Tom Taylor’s new D.C. Black Label version of Hellblazer. What makes this salty Brit magician so cool? Tune in as we discuss his devilish affairs in “Rise and Fall”.
Josh and Travis fill in a Hulk-sized hole in the comic book reading with Al Ewing and Joe Bennet’s “Immortal Hulk” Volume 1. Just why has the Hulk eluded the boys for so long? What elements seem essential to the Hulk? And will the guys read more? Tune in and find out.
Gabby joins her husband Josh to pod it up for this special Valentine’s day show, but how secure is this nerdy relationship? Will it last through reviews of “Willy’s Wonderland” and “Wanda Vision”? Tune in to find out!
Do you prefer your thieves “soft boiled” or “hard boiled”? This week Josh and Travis discuss Darwyn Cooke’s illustrated adaption of Richard Stark’s novel “Slayground”. The novel shows a true illustrated action craftsman at work.
What do the creative talents of Scott Snyder and Charles Soule have to contribute to the genre of post-apocalyptic comics? Tune into this episode to find out as Josh and Trav talk world building versus character building, coloring, and much more.
In the last episode of 2020, Josh and Travis look back at the books they read this year and talk about their favorite stories, art, and surprises. Happy New Year!
This week we read Daniel Johnson’s post-apocalyptic take on Wonder Woman. Things get monstrously barbaric in this amazonian tale!
It’s that time of the year! The annual cure for the holiday blues is stuffing your stockings with nerdy gifts and your ears with nerdy podcasts. Paper Girls Deluxe Edition Volume 1 Healey Made Figures Batman and Bill Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen by Jack Kirby Savage T-shirt Conan Novel Hip Hop Family Tree Frank Miller’s...
Dr. Dan “The Batman Fan” comes on to talk about Superman and the Klan as the boys soar into an “all ages book”. What lessons will these middle age men learn from this book? Tun in to find out!
Josh helps Travis remember 80’s arcades. And then the boys tackle the first episode of Mandalorian Season 2. Also, it wouldn’t be a comic exposure variant unless Dune is mentioned. We do not disappoint.
Josh and Travis are on the case! This week’s mystery: why was everyone so crazy for Jessica Jones? The boys tackle another one of their comic book blindspots and give you their take on one of Bendis’ most celebrated stories.
Andrea “the Phoenix Queen of Halloween” joins the boys once again to kick off this season’s spooky book episode with Joe Hill’s first original property on D.C.’s Black Label “Hill House” imprint. Heads and laughs will roll in this review! Will this book become “the Halloween” staple book for the gang? Tune in to find...
Josh and Travis take a look at one of Judge Dredd’s most classic running story lines: America. Delve into the fascist dystopian world of John Wagner and Colin Macneil with the boys as they talk about this dark, violent, gender bending world.
It’s been done to Logan, Hawkeye, Conan, Batman, and even Bill and Ted. This episode Josh and Travis build out their pitches for their “old man treatment” stories. Listen to who the boys choose to age up and what adventures are to come.
Andrea returns for a Declan Shalvey repeat with his graphic novel Savage Town. This time we are talking all about the mean streets of Limerick City and all it’s excellent sweaters and track suites.
Join us for a D.C. packed variant as Josh and Travis discuss the D.C. Fandome. Oh wait… that’s not enough, okay. Well, stay tuned as the boys talk The Sandman audio book and The Batman Animated Series in the newest variant episode.
From podcast to comic book, this episode Josh and Travis dust off their twelve-sided dice and roll out a critique of the McElroy’s table-top game comic book The Adventure Zone.
It’s been a Marvelous Summer for the boys and as they come to an end of their Marvelous reading series, the boys look back on what they have learned about Marvel comics.
Dan McCloy joins the boys to snap his claws into some classic Wolverine. Listen as the boys talk everything Logan as they explore the tentpole first four issues of Claremont and Miller’s run on Wolverine.
It’s team for another Marvelous Summer Pitch Club. This team we are pitching our story ideas for a “Marvel Team-Up series. Guest Freddy Pinon enters the pitching arena to give us his take on a classic Marvel Team-Up series.
The boys go full bayou this episode as they discuss everything Gambit. Listen as to the guys gab on Gambit after reading Gambit Classics: Volume One as part of their Marvelous Summer Reading series.
Allen Strawbridge rises from his coffin to talk all things Blade as the boys continue to dive into classic marvel tales during their Marvelous Summer reading series. Has Blade been getting the short end of the stake these last few decades? Tune in to find out!
The boys jump back into their childhood to read some of McFarlane’s run on Spider-Man in this Masques collection book club episode. Will the bad boy of comics stand the test of time?
In this Marvelous Summer series Pitch Club, Josh and Travis assemble their Avengers’ teams and pitch their story arcs. Who would make your team?
The boys kick off their “Marvelous Summer” of Marvel reads with going back to the basics with Avengers: Kree Skrull War. Listen to hear how Roy Thomas sets the template for what Marvel events would become.
Friend of the show, Andrea Consalvi, joins the boys this episode as they journey into the boggy world of Irish crime in Declan Shalvey and Gavin Fullerton’s original graphic novel: Bog Bodies.
In this week’s variant, Josh and Travis discuss the benefits of marathon movie viewing. Josh breaks down his experience with a marathon viewing of the MCU movies and Travis Tackles the Bond films. Plus, stay tuned to hear what the boys are reading.
Next stop on the podcast:hell! Josh and Travis dive into a classic Vertigo title with Lucifer: Book One on this episode of the podcast. Listen to what the boys think of Mike Carey’s take on Sandman’s Lucifer character and the assortment of artistic talent attached to this collection.
Dr. Dan the Batman fan joins the boys to talk about what else but BATMAN! Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s swan song on their their Batman runs takes our podcasters deep into an apocalyptic storyline. The only questions is…will your favorite nerdy podcasters make it out alive?
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.
The truth is out there, but your favorite podcast is right here! Join the boys as they discuss the Aliens franchise through dissecting James Stokoe’s graphic novel Aliens: Dead Orbit.
Josh and Trav swamp it up on this week’s comic book club as they delve into Alan Moore’s run on Swamp Thing. What’s it like reading a historical comic run decades after its release? Tune in and find out.
On this variant episode, Josh and Trav talk about their favorite and upcoming “beach reads” for summer. Buts thats not all folks! Here what the boys think about the Watchmen series trailer, Spider-Man “Far From Home” and what really is the deal with multi-verses.
Allen Strawbridge joins the boys fresh off a Marvel marathon to talk everything MCU. In preparation for “End Game” your favorite nerds reminisce about some of their favorite moments that got us to this point.
Calling all animal friendly comic fans. Have you heard of Aftershock Comic’s hit title Animosity? Either had Travis and Josh before diving into this fun animal, apocalyptic, road trip story by Marguerite Bennett and artist Rafael de Latorre. Read the trade and prepare for a howling-good time!
The boys take a stroll across the pond in this dark, French fairytale comic: Petite. Josh and Trav compare the translated comic to what readers typically find in American comics as well as discuss the book’s mix of violence and sex. Pick up Gatignol and Hubert’s comic and join the conversation.
In this episode, the boys jump back to the year 1997 to visit for the first time a now classic Vertigo comic: Transmetropolitan. Is this one of your favorites? Well then, hear what Josh and Travis think about their first read through of the beginning of Warren Ellis’ epic cyber punk journalist tale.
The boys travel to uncharted territory this week as they delve into the first offerings from the new comic publishing company TKO Studios. Josh and Travis read the first issues of Sara, 7 Deadly Sins, Goodnight Paradise, and The Fearsome Doctor Fang and spill their opinions all in your earholes. Read all four issues for...
Just when you thought there wasn’t anything left to say about the Aquaman and Spider-verse movies, Josh and Travis jump onto the mics with their hot-takes. Joining them this week is the lovely Gabbi Buckley!
Dr. Dan “The Batman” fan joins the boys yet again to discuss Sean Murphy’s take on Batman in his series “The White Knight”. How does his tale stack up to other famous Batman runs? Tune in and find out!
ASS (always stuff stockings). It’s that time of the year again where Josh and Travis count down their list of nerdy things they want rolled up and jammed up their stockings. Spoiler List Josh: 5. Petite 4.The Comic Book Story of Professional Wrestling 3. The Paradox (The Chimpanzee Complex) 2.Hostage 1.Batman: Prelude to Knightfall Travis...
Here it is folks. Josh has been talking Travis’ ear off about this book for years, and in today’s episode the boys final deep dive into Matt Kindt’s Mind MGMT Volume 1. Hear Josh talk about his love for the book as well as the boys discussing what makes this book stand out from your...
It’s that time of the year again! Listen to the boys discuss their spooky Halloween happenings. This year Josh and Trav are pitching their Scooby Gang crossovers as well as which horror monster should have their own October comic miniseries. All this plus Daredevil! Stay spooky my friends!
October is here and that means it’s time for the boys to pull out some “Spooooooky” comics. This year Josh and Trav delve into the strange world of Roberto Aguirre-Sacas and read his take on Archie and Sabrina. As a special treat, the boys are joined by Lance and Jay from the Couch Cruncher’s Podcast...
It’s time for another variant episode! Listen to Travis’ take on Venom and Josh talk about why he is excited for Captain Marvel. Also, tune in to hear what the boys have been reading outside of their comic book club reads.
The best part about comic book club episodes is that sometimes you stumble upon a real sweet treat. Join the boys as they talk Terry Moore’s 10 issue series: Motor Girl. Take the superhero vehicle challenge and then settle in shotgun as Josh and Travis pour through this humorous and touching tale.
Josh and Travis hop into their DeLorean back to the 1980s to uncover the comic treasure that is Frank Miller’s Daredevil: Love and War. Listen as Josh gives the history of these quirky magazine issues and gushes over Bill Sienkiewicz’s art.
The long awaited discussion of the 90’s X Men Cartoon takes place now! But first listen to the guys discuss Ed Piskor’s epic retelling of the X Men history in “Grand Design” and play a rousing edition of “real or fake mutant”.
In this episode, Travis sits down with the writer of “Bleen”, Jon Colunga to talk about the writing process and the challenges in turning a story into graphic novel form. Bleen purchase on Amazon Bleen on Caliber Comics
It’s a Jeff Lemire kind of summer! The boys dig into the first volume of Black Hammer. They discuss the ingredients for makes a comic “indie” as well as play a rousing game of “Black Superhero or Band”.
After taking a few months off so Josh could save education, the boys are back and they have a lot of catching up to do. Hear their thoughts on the biggest summer comic blockbusters so far as well as what your favorite nerds have been reading during their hiatus.
No title is more revered in X-Men lore than The Dark Phoenix Saga. With the help of guest Jonathon Town, the boys delve into this classic comic tome to determine whether the hype is worth the read.
Grab your baguettes and plug in your best pair of headphones because the boys are back in your ears to discuss Hadrian’s Wall, a sci-fi noir comic with a very French creative team. Five time guest and horror fanatic Freddy Pinon jumps genres and joins Travis and Josh to discuss this eight issue series.
In this episode, Josh and Travis sum up their favorite and not-so-favorite podcast reads of 2017 as well as the television and movies they enjoyed. What were your favorites!?
2 guys do a podcast where they discuss 4 Kids Walk into a Bank. If you’re a fan of heist stories check out Rosenberg’s work. Josh and Travis discuss the story’s humor, plot, and art. Pick up your copy from Black Mask and prepare to laugh.
Searching for that perfect gift for the geek in your life? Join the boys as they move through their nerdy comic Christmas list. Stay tuned for a discussion of the Netflix Punisher series. Happy holidays from your favorite podcast nerds!
The boys close out Thorvember with a discussion of art and theology. What more could you expect after readying the first to volumes of Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic’s run on Thor God of Thunder? Oh, and happy 3rd year anniversary to all the listeners out there!
They went, they saw, and now they talk Thor Ragnarok. Dan McCloy joins the boys for the start of Thorvember to discuss the ins and outs of Marvel’s newest smash film.
It is a dark and stormy podcast… as Josh and Trav discuss which comic books would make the best horror movies, and which unlikely comics could make for a good spooky movie. They end with the most terrifying story of all… Riverdale talk.
In honor of the spookiest month on the calendar, the boys dive into Mike Mignola’s masterpiece Hellboy, Volume 1: The Seed of Destruction. Allen Strawbridge joins the podcast to discuss the ins and outs of this gothic comic classic.
Greetings sport’s fans. In this variant, the boys tap into their masculine sides and discuss which comic book properties would make the best sport franchise and/or mascot. Also, tune into hear Josh talk about his new comic book project. All this and more!
Are the Flintstones relevant again? Hear what the boys have to say as they break down Mark Russell’s satirical take on the modern stone-age family. Guest Marco Almeida.
3-peat guest Mark Poland returns to talk girls. Specifically the girls that populate Neil Gaiman’s graphic novel “How to Talk to Girls at Parties”. Tune in to discover how well the geek icon captures teenage boy angst.
Sick of all the negative media lately? Join the boys as they talk about Mark Millar and Rafael Albuquerques six issue superhero series, Huck. Also, hear about Mark Millar’s Netlfix deal and what your favorite nerds have to say about it.
After a brief absence the boys are back in action. In this Variant, your favorite nerdy podcasters jump from topic to topic including: Tom King’s Mister Miracle, Sean Murphy’s Batman, Defenders preview and a whole lot more. Sit back, relax and geek out.
Enter the chatroom as four-peat guest Ryan Furman joins the boys to discuss Rob Williams first volume of Unfollow. Find out who your favorite nerds follow on twitter and what they think of this social media filled trade.
You’ve heard everyone else’s opinion on the highly anticipated Spiderman Homecoming move, now hear your favorite teacher nerds give their take on the film.
Dan “the man” joins to boys for back-to-back episodes to bring his Batman expertise to the discussion of Scott Snyder and John Romita Jr’s current run on All Star Batman. Grabs your gadgets for this one kids!
Dan McCloy joins our heroes on a road trip to Amazing Con Las Vegas. Hear the boys talk about what it is like nerding it up in the city of sin as well as their experience meeting Stan Lee.
The boys say their goodbyes to Adam West while taking a peek into his utility belt. Also, stay tuned for thoughts on Riverdale and the Black Panther trailer.
The comrades gather in their fortress of “Poditude” to discuss Mark Millar’s classic Superman tale “Red Son”. Find out each of our guest’s favorite elseworld’s character is as well as trying to answer the question: “Why does everyone hate Superman?”.
This week, Allen Strawbridge joins your podcast pals to discuss Guardians “Volume 2” as well as a host of CW comic shows. Tune in for this grab bag of geeky goodness,
The boys pool their Moon Knight knowledge to discuss Lemire, Smallwood, and Bellaire’s run on the character. Luckily Moon Knight fan and comic critic, Brent Jackson, returns to shed a little moonlight on Moon Knight for the guys. See if you agree with our take on the trade and check out Brent Jackson’s comic reviews...
This week Travis sits down for a virtual coffee with writer and filmmaker Charles Chester. Listen as Charles breaks down what he loves about the storytelling process as well as his major influences. Don’t forget to grab his series Boy Zero available on comic digital platforms. Boy Zero on ComiXology
What happens when you take an Avenger and mash him up with Kevin Spacey in American Beauty? You get Tom King and Gabriel Walta’s two volume run on The Vision. Josh and Travis discuss several of the layers in this deeply insightful take on a superhero.
It wouldn’t be trailer season without your two favorite nerds weighing in. This week Josh and Trav give their thoughts on Thor Ragnarok and Last Jedi trailers.
On this Easter weekend podcast, the boys make a deal with the devil to get their hands on Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips Kill or be Killed volume 1 trade. Listen to the boys discuss the power of Brubaker’s narration and the sublime facial renderings of Sean Phillips. Comic newbie, April Kelley, joins in to...
Hansel Moreno is the writer of Galahad and the Far Off Horizon. A 130 page collection of five stories, set in a fantastical world of witches, golems, and magical creatures. Listen to Josh’s interview with Hansel and then go check out his work at http://hanselmoreno.com/. Or go directly to his kickstarter support page and through...
The third podcast amigo, Gabbi Buckley, is back in the saddle with the boys a they review the modern day Western that is Logan as well as a lengthy discussion on the pros and cons of Netflix’s Iron Fist. Oh… and you best believe we top off the show with a little Riverdale talk.
Thou shalt covet this podcast on Jason Aaron and r.m. Guera’s biblical re-imagining of Cain. Your favorite comic cherubs discuss the blending of gore and many many curse words into the world of two well-known Christian figures, Cain and Noah. Did Jason Aaron stick the landing? Guest Aaron Warner joins in on this theological discussion.
Josh grabs the stick to fly this “pod ship” solo for an insightful interview with “Pineville” comic creator, Darryl Mansel. Hear all about Darryl’s project then go check it out on Comixology!
The guys turn the tables and expose themselves this week…to manga comics. Guest Roscoe Conklin returns to discuss “I am Hero”, the first volume of Kengo Hanizawa’s zombie epic. Listen as they discuss everything from Japanese culture to “wood” eating zombies.
Love is in the air as Josh’s wife (and former podcast guest) Gabbi Buckley, joins the boys for a rousing romantic conversation about dating nerds, how to hide nerdy paraphernalia, and what Batman is like in bed!
The guys go bananas in this week’s episode as they discuss Brahm Revel’s indie comic series Guerillas. Join the duo “in country” as they explore everything from machine gun totting apes to Master P. Guest Allen Strawbridge.
In this variant, the boys discuss everything from T to V, including the new Riverdale series from CW, X-men show announcement, Powerless, and more. They also take a stab at answering the question “Has comic book television jumped the shark?”. What are you watching?
In this satirical episode, your favorite comic podcast duo go political as they peer into Mark Russell’s tragically (and maybe not so) absurd future. Three-peat guest, Andrea Consalvi, meets back up with the boys to discuss everything from battling pandas to Vaginal Mesh. What did you think of Prez: Vol. 1? Join the conversation.
Josh and Travis try to balance the ledger in this action-packed episode as they discuss the Wade/Samnee’s run on Black Widow. They’ve dialed in their sights on this underrated Avenger and have brought in guest Josh Biehler to discuss sequential art and best villain pets.
The boys complete their yearly geek roundup where they talk favorite Kickstarter, trade, tv show and more, but first they dish about their Rogue One experiences. That’s not all comic fans! Josh gives you an interview with independent comic creator Matt Lesniewski. Who loves you more than the guys at Comic Exposure? Happy New Year!
It’s that time of the year again! Josh and Travis unveil their nerdy Christmas gift list. These guys have a lot of comics to jam into their stockings this year, but before they do, they discuss the gift that keeps on giving: NEW FILM TRAILERS!
Throw on your flak jackets and hop into the trenches with Josh and Travis as they breakdown Tom King and Mitch Gerand’s Sheriff of Babylon Volume 1. What separates this procedural war crime drama from others? Listen to the show and find out! Sharing our fox hole this week is comic newbie, Chris Kimmey.
This week the boys head out West as they discuss the new HBO series Westworld. Also, Josh goes completely digital for single issues. But don’t stop listening there! Travis interviews his 73 year old dad who read Sex Criminals. Will our heroes ride off into the sunset? Will Josh stick to his new conviction? Will...
I do declare, horror super-fan and three time guest Freddy is back on the show to discuss Shawn Aldridge and Scott Godlewski’s series, The Dark and Bloody. Break out the moonshine and kick back for a nice sit while listening to the mellow tones of your favorite gentlemen comic connoisseurs.
Sweet Christmas! This podcast is packed with nerd talk! The boys finally reveal their thoughts on Luke Cage, but not before remembering the legendary artist, Steve Dillon. Also, artist and storyteller Valentin Ramon from IDW titles D4VE and Hot Damn sits down for a chat about his career in comics and his upcoming project, Sleep...
As you settle down to carve that jack-o-lantern this year, grab a pumpkin porter and put this podcast in your ear. Dan McCloy returns to discuss Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale’s classic Batman arc, The Long Halloween. Spoiler, one of the gang declares this their favorite Batman story. Listen to find out who.
In this episode, Josh embarks on a quest in search of the geekiest interview. Along his journey, he encounters Andrew Maclean who discusses everything “Head Lopper” related in addition to what it is like putting out a quarterly comic. The adventure doesn’t end there as Josh and his roguishly wily podcast partner Travis delve into...
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.
Miles Davis ain’t got nothing on Tim Sale’s and Jeff Loeb’s Spider-Man run. Listen to the boys discuss the “love story” that is Spider-Man:Blue. Twitter guest (reallyfamous) brings the “feels” in this episode Spidey fans!
In this episode, Josh and Travis recap their time at Amazing Phoenix Con and have a “Frank” discussion about the world of independent comic publishers. Included in the episode is an interview with AA88 Press Co-founder Frank Mula.
Serial ain’t got nothing on this podcast! Get ready Freddy as the boys and their guest discuss Derf Backder’s passion project about his childhood with serial killer Jeff Dahmer.
The guys cast pods and spells in this magical first episode of 2016. Read Mike Carey and Peter Gross’s beginning to what has become an epic collection of trades, and hear guest Karie Richardson discuss her opinions on fantasy and storytelling.
Josh and Trav ring in the New Year with a one-on-one conversation about the ” The Force Awakens” as well as some New Year’s resolutions.
Josh and Travis celebrate the show’s one year anniversary by discussing Brian K Vaughns epic series. This spoiler free show examines “why” this series is so celebrated. Guest Mark Poland.
Tis the season to be nerdy, and Josh and Travis are no exception. Hear their top 5 Christmas list trades as well as their thoughts on Jessica Jones and the Santa sack full of trailers that have come out in the last two weeks.
In this coed podcast, the guys breakdown Kelly Deconnick’s smash exploitation hit. Girl power is abound in this estrogen filled episode.
See what’s trending in this episode as your hosts discuss Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart, and Bab Tarr’s take on Batgirl. And yes, there will be pandering to the ever consuming millennial demographic. You’ve been warned.
In this variant issue the guys catch up on their reading list as well as rant about the nature of spoilers. Trailers discussed… you’ve been warned!
We are not talking pseudo science or bro science. This episode we talk Black Science. Join us as we wrap our heads around Rick Remender and Matteo Scalera’s dimension hoping odyssey. Guest Brent Williams
Josh and Travis settle into Halloween comic talk as well as discussions on new marvel titles and Jessica Jones.
Things get explicit this week as our broadcasters giggle at Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky’s romantic sex comedy. Plot points get undressed and language gets blue. Guest Ryan Furman
Josh and Trav take a break from trades to discuss Star Wars, Marvel sales, toys, and much more.
The guys notch up another podcast. This episode we target the critically acclaimed Fraction/Aja run on Hawkeye. Guest Jonathan returns to comics to give us his opinion on this new take on superhero storytelling.
In this episode, your host learn there is no such thing as too many monsters as they discuss Semahn and Corona’s book Goners Vol. 1. Aspiring makeup artist Andrea Gilliam joins the boys to discuss ghouls and Golden Girls.
Andrew Mclean’s post-apocalypse storyline splits our podcast gang in two. Will they be able to find any common ground when it comes to this episode’s trade? Special Guest Grace Buckley
Things get spooky as Synder and Jock’s horror trade unearth some of our podcaster’s childhood fears. Gather around the campfire as we discuss wytches, characterization, and art with guest Eric Eilertsen.
Who will be the first to talk about robot sex in this discussion of Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn’s romantic android graphic novel? Tune in to find out. Guest Mike Sobek.
This episode Trav and Josh bite into Fabio Moon and Gabriel Ba’s run in the B.P.R.D universe. Guest Chris Moed joins the boys for this eerie review.
Pour yourself a glass of sweet tea and listen to Josh and Travis discuss football, fathers, and hometown pride with AZ’s “Father of the Year”.
On a very special episode, Trav’s Mom stops in the studio to share her thoughts on her first comic book reading experience with “Persepolis”. Everyone is on their best behavior.
Listen and be regaled with stories about Phoenix comic con in this variant event recap. Plus, new trailers and single issues.
It gets real on this episode as the owner of True Believer Comics in Gilbert, AZ gives a crash course on owning and running a comic book shop.
Varying from format, Josh and Trav go guestless on this podcast to rave about one of their favorite ongoing series. Butts will be kissed… and “spider tits” might be uttered more than once.
Your comic critics turn movie critics as they discuss the ins and outs of Marvels newest film.
Relive all the magic, movies, and murder of old Hollywood with guest Mark Poland as we call “action” on Brubaker’s passion project: the Fade Out.
Travis and Josh are on their best behavior this week as Copperhead artist Scott Godlewski joins the podcast to talk about the first trade of the book, working for image, and his first exposure to comics.
Suit up for this variant episode’s discussion of sneak previews and superhero skivvies. What is your favorite superhero costume? We share ours.
Guest Dan McCloy joins Josh and Travis in a high-flying podcast adventure into comic book history as they analyze Frank Miller’s classic run on Daredevil.
Josh and Travis ponder the multiverse and all its ups and downs as well as the dilemma of finding quality time with their comics.
The show’s first female guest gets cross-examined by Josh and Travis about She-Hulk:Law and Disorder. You want the podcast? You can’t handle the podcast!
In this economically sound variant episode, Josh and Travis contemplate the pros and cons of buying from their local comic shops. Also, get the guy’s opinion on some of the most popular comic book television shows.
Josh and Travis get philosophical with their guest Jeremy as they dive deep into the relationship between fathers and sons, memories, and life. Remember: no one can see you cry in the ocean!
Variant Episode 1: Amazing Arizona Comic Con, Kirkman, Vaughan The first of the guy’s “non-trade” issues. Josh and Trav recap their adventures at Amazing Con and discuss to two writers they are really digging right now.
Josh and Travis invite Chris into the pod-cave to examine what the essential elements of a Batman story are and if Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s “Zero Year” story lives up to the hype.
God Hates Astronauts sends guest Ryan Furman into orbit. Will Josh and Travis join forces to bring Ryan back down to earth, or will Ryan Browne’s comic divide our podcaster’s opinions? Tune in to find out.
Josh and Travis unlock the plot to Joe Hill’s Locke and Key: Welcome to Lovecraft. Special guest Anthony joins our hosts to give his first comic book review.