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REVIEW: Storm #1
Wayne’s Comics Podcast #138: Ruben Romero
This week I have a great time chatting with Ruben Romero, one of the creators of The Agency, a great comic book about an orphan who catches the attention of an international organization dealing with magic. It’s a very professi...
Wayne’s Comics Podcast #137: Gilbert Deltres
Under the Flesh is a great comic that combines zombies with a dash of Captain America and a sprinkle of Y: The Last Man. The first issue has been produced, but it’s important to support the book’s creators to make sure the seco...
Wayne’s Comics Podcast #136: Ted Naifeh
I’m always thrilled to find comics that focus on female characters, so this week’s interview with Courtney Crumrin creator Ted Naifeh was a real pleasure! He’s the creator of Princess Ugg, a fun new ongoing series from Oni Pres...
Wayne’s Comics #135: Chuck Dixon
Chuck Dixon is back, and is as busy as ever! We discuss Alien Legion Uncivil War #1 from Titan Comics, including how this series came to be and that it may be the first release from this UK company here in the U.S. Then we delv...
REVIEW: Figment #2 of 5
When Disney acquired Marvel several years back, I have to admit that I was worried about what would happen to the House of Ideas. Would Mickey Mouse team up with Spider-Man? Would one of the Disney princesses give Mary Jane Wat...
Wayne’s Comics #134: Peter J. Tomasi
One of my very favorite writers in comics today is Peter J. Tomasi, probably best known for his work on DC’s Batman and Robin, the Green Lantern family of books and The Mighty. However, the first story of his I ever read was Th...
Wayne’s Comics #133: Paul Tobin
Looking for a great series that will add variety to your reading diet? Be sure to check out I Was The Cat, an excellent story about Burma, a cat with nine lives who wants the world to know his history. In this episode, I talk w...
REVIEW: Winterworld #1
It’s in the mid-80s outside as I’m writing this, and yet I find myself exploring an arctic wasteland I really want to know more about and experience. I bought the hardcover collection of Winterworld a few years back when the or...
Wayne’s Comics #132: Brett Uren
It’s time to take a look at toys from a more mature perspective, and that’s what Brett Uren does in Torsobear: Yarns from Toyburg, a Kickstarter project you should be supporting at this link! We discuss how the project came to ...
Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files: War Cry #1 (of 5) Review
I’ve been a big fan of The Dresden Files ever since Syfy created a television series based on the novels several years back. To prepare for watching the show, I caught up on the books. I loved the program and wish it had surviv...
Wayne’s Comics #131: Jim Zub
This week, you’ll enjoy my interview with Jim Zub, one of the creators behind Disney Kingdom’s Figment, a Marvel comic highlighting the famous character from Disney’s theme park. We discuss how the project came to be as well as...
Batman #31 Review
One of the great things about “Zero Year” has been the re-defining of the Riddler.
Wayne’s Comics #130: Christopher Sebela, Ibrahim Moustafa and J.K. Woodward
It’s episode 130 of the podcast! This week, I have two great interviews, so be sure to listen in! First up are the creators of High Crimes, Christopher Sebela and Ibrahim Moustafa. They discuss how the book came to be, the rese...
Invincible #111 Review
There’s been quite a lot of talk about this issue for months. And let’s face it – the only superhero comic book you will ever need was due for a tune up. The cover does make a lot of promises, including: First issue in a...
Iron Fist: The Living Weapon #2 Review
Danny Rand/Iron Fist is one of those heroes just about to break through into Marvel’s upper-tier characters. And he’s got his best chance in recent years to attain that status with Iron Fist: The Living Weapon!
Wayne’s Comics #129: Kaare Andrews
You’re going to enjoy my conversation with Kaare Andrews, creator of the excellent new Marvel comic Iron Fist: The Living Weapon! We have a great time talking about how the book came to be and some of his plans for rest of the ...
Hulk #2 Review
I’ve mentioned previously that comics companies, if they believe in a title and want to raise the sales of it, will often close the current numbering and begin with a new number one since collectors rush in to get those, and it...
24: Underground #1 Review
Monday, May 5, will be a BIG TV day for me. On that night, one of my very favorite shows will return for a new miniseries. That program is 24, and the 12-episode series is called 24: Live Another Day. To prepare us for that eve...
Wayne’s Comics #128: Joey Esposito
It’s always great to chat with Joey Esposito, probably best known as co-creator for Captain Ultimate at monkeybraincomics.com, but he’s not resting on his laurels! He’s got a new offering called Pawn Shop, which features the st...
Sinestro #1 Review
To many writers in comics today, villains are the most interesting people, as Bugs Bunny likes to say. In the past, I’ve talked about how the Joker has his own set of fans, not to mention Luthor. Well, one of the comics creator...
Wayne’s Comics #127: Royden Lepp
If you aren’t reading Archaia’s Rust from Royden Lepp, you really should be! It’s a series packed with emotion and adventure, and the third volume will be out in early May! In fact, you need to pick up the first two books so y...
Pawn Shop #1 Review
Some of the most creative comics are coming out in digital format first these days. Last week, for instance, I reviewed Edison Rex, a great book if you haven’t given it a chance yet. This week, I want to talk about Pawn Shop, w...
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