GWW Radio: SoundCloud | iTunesTLDR: iTunes | Spotify | TwitchTwitter: @TLDR_pod | @BackCrackah | @Fry_Guy1 Instagram: @TLDR_pod | @BackCrackah TLDR #45: Stray Dogs & Reborn SO MANY IMAGE BOOKS! Joseph Gilmore (Stray Dogs – 39:31) and Nick Friar (Reborn – 48:41) have a couple more to discuss after they go through what’s new this week (23:36) and Doc rants about a new evolution in the comic book industry. It’s… Continue reading TLDR #45: Stray Dogs & Reborn
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TLDR: Year One
GWW Radio: SoundCloud | iTunesTLDR: iTunes | Spotify | TwitchTwitter: @TLDR_pod | @BackCrackah | @Fry_Guy1 Instagram: @TLDR_pod | @BackCrackah TLDR: Year One One year of TLDR is in the books, so it’s time for Joseph Gilmore and Nick Friar to reflect (1:02:45)! Between all the comics and guests, they need help from the ##DORK Shared GUniverse’s ScheimTime (23:38) and #DORK‘s Rich Keefe (43:11) to go through it all! AND,… Continue reading TLDR: Year One
John Constantine: Hellblazer #8 (REVIEW)
John Constantine: Hellblazer #8DC Comics Written by: Simon SpurrierArt by: Aaron Campbell Colors by: Jordie BellaireLetters by: John Paul Leon PURCHASE YOUR COPY HERE John Constantine: Hellblazer #8 picks up right where last issue left off. No refresher about John Constantine: Hellblazer #7, which is perfect. If you haven’t been reading Simon Spurrier’s run with Constantine,… Continue reading John Constantine: Hellblazer #8 (REVIEW)
Batman Kings of Fear #5 REVIEW
Batman Kings of Fear #5DC Comics Written by: Scott PetersonArt by: Kelley JonesColors by: Michelle MadsenLetters by: Rob Leigh Scott Peterson really went out on a limb with Batman Kings of Fear #5. Not in the sense that he wrote anything risqué. He really went all in with Scarecrow’s concept “Gotham would be great without… Continue reading Batman Kings of Fear #5 REVIEW
Damage #6 Review
Damage #6 DC Comics Written by: Robert Venditti Art by: Diogenes Neves, Larry Hama and Trevor Scott Colors by: Allen Passalaqua Letters by: Tom Napolitano We’ve all heard the idiom “Don’t judge a book by it’s cover” and it may never ring more true than with Damage #6. Tony Daniel provides a truly stunning version… Continue reading Damage #6 Review