We go behind the scenes at Virgin Comics! A guided tour of the New York office, C.E.O Sherad Devarajan talks cultural differences in international comics, and we learn about Virgin’s collaborations with the likes of Nic Cage, Duran Duran, and director Terry Gilliam! Also, a new Quick Draw with Freddie Williams II (Robin, Blue Beetle #15), who gives us a sketch of his favorite superhero, Superman! Visit our website for more details.
10:19
Runaways #30, RASL #2, and Secret Invasion Young Avengers Runaways #1
Up first it's a review of Runaway's #30. Alex is sad that this issue is Joss Whedon's last, but didn't think this issue lived up to his expectations. Next it's RASL #2. The guys love Smith's new project but hate that the issues are released so infrequently. Then its the new comic Secret Invasion Young Avengers Runaways. The guys aren't sure about the non-traditional artwork of the book, love the story. During the Speed Round we look at Scalped #18, Ex Machina #37, Kill All Parents, Pilot Season: Genius #1, and Wolverine #66. Finishing off, Ian from Wisconsin writes in: Which Superhero have you always disliked? Alex, Justin, and Pete have some really good answers. Tune in to find out which superheros they hate the most. Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com!
12:08
X-Factor, She-Hulk, Sir Apropos of Nothing, and Dark Tower featuring Peter David
In this special episode of The Stack Alex and Justin talk with Peter David. First David talks about writing his epic X-Factor/She-Hulk crossover. Then he talks about the challenges of adapting his stories for Secret Invasion. Next we check out David's new title at IDW Sir Apropos of Nothing (based on a character from his novels). Finishing up we look at the future of The Dark Tower. Don't miss it!
Spider-Man week in New York; The Harvey Awards and the The Eagle Awards; Marvel changes "Powers format"; Interview with Andy Diggle about Guy Ritchie's "Gamekeeper" (full-audio of interview is here); Pull list: Runaways #25, Buffy the Vampire Slayer #2, Wolverine Fallen Son, Incredible Hulk #105. Congrats to last week's winner, Jason; This week: enter to win AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #87, where Spider-Man is unmasked!
New episodes of THE STACK every Monday and Thursday. Today, we're talking about these comic books: Trials of Shazam, Marvel Zombies 2, and Crime Bible: Five Lessons of Blood. Plus in the speed round, we take on Fear Agent, Jack of Fables, World War Hulk, Crossing Midnight and First Born. Keep your questions and comments coming!
10:54
Unbeatable, Redball 6 and DOSE! - Viewer Submitted Comics
Some of our viewers don't just read comics, they MAKE them. Sometimes they send them in to us. We picked some of our favorites for this episode of The Stack. Unbeatable: an original graphic novel featuring some stunning artwork and a strong story. Redball 6: a detective comic set in an urban version of hell. DOSE: a collection of short comic pieces, done up Mad Magazine-style and written by people like Evan Dorkin and Alex Segura. In the speed round, we get back to the mainstream with The Brave and The Bold #9, X-Men #206, Thor #5, Crossing Midnight #14, and Drafted #4. In our viewer mail: Writers or artists? Who is more important? Watch us in W I D E S C R E E N at: http://www.pulpsecret.com
07:25
Comic book reviews: Iron Fist #12 and Incredible Herc #113
THREE Newsarama Sneak Reviews in this show. See the review before these books hit the stands. In Penance #4, Penance takes on Dr. Doom. The Immortal Iron Fist #12 is a mythology-based book that most of us are really enjoying. Watch the show and find out who's the dissenting voice. And Alex calls The Incredible Herc #113 "the best depiction of Hercules in comics". Then in the speed round: BPRD 1946 #1 with Mignola, Green Lantern Corps #20, Teen Titans Lost Annual #1, Maintenance #7, Friday the 13th Badland. And, we've got Nick Douglas (from Wired and Valleywag) with his top three online comic picks. Check them out at: Dinosaur Comics http://www.qwantz.com Wondermark http://www.wondermark.com Scary Go Round http://www.scarygoround.com
14:50
The Stack Graphic Novel Special: Black Hole and Aqua Leung
We're recommending some great graphic novels that you should definitely pick up now or when they hit the shelves because they're awesome. The graphic novels in this show include Charles Burns' Black Hole, Mark Andrew Smith's Aqua Leung and Chumble Spuzz.
10:40
The Incredible Hulk Exclusive Movie Review and All-Time Favorite Hulk Runs
In honor of the premiere of The Incredible Hulk movie the guys each talk about their all-time favorite Hulk runs. Pete talks about his love for Greg Pak's Planet Hulk. Then Justin talks about Peter David's Hulk Visionaries Vol. 5. Then Alex weighs in with his pick, The Incredible Hulk and The Thing: The Big Change. Alex tells a special story about his first trip to the Marvel headquarters and why it led to this title being his favorite. Be sure to watch this episode to here the story! Finishing off, the guys give their exclusive review of the new Incredible Hulk Movie. See what their their favorite moments from the film where and why they think you need to see it now. Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com!
In this special episode of The Stack Alex talks with 2008 Eisner Nominee Rafael Grampa. First Rafael talks about his origins in motion graphics comics and the journey to creating his own comic book. Next he and Alex talk about his recent Eisner Nomination for Best Anthology. Finishing off Rafael talks about the unique qualities of international comics and why he thinks they're better than ever now. Be sure to check out Mesmo Delivery!
11:28
Comics: Previews of Three Avengers Books, Blue Beetle & More
We've got a handful of Newsarama Sneak Reviews. First up is Mighty Avengers #8, written by Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley. Find out why the guys compare it to Dawson's Creek. Then, we check out Avengers: The Initiative #9 by Dan Slott, which Justin compares to the Silmarillion because it's bringing in lots of elements from many other titles. In the third Newsarama Sneak Review, we check out The New Avengers Annual #2. Nonstop action and a huge story make for a great book. Definitely worth picking up. Then in our speed round, we cover The Authority Prime, Legion of Super-Heroes #38, Blue Beetle #23, The Living Corpse #1, and Johnny Hiro #3, a solid indie. In our viewer mail, Grayson2006 asks how the three of us met and wound up hosting The Stack together.
11:37
Comic Book Reviews: Simon Dark #5 and and Tiny Titans #1
We've got Newsarama Reviews of three more books in this episode. We're definitely recommending the very dark Simon Dark #5. There's lots of great qualities about this issue plus the art is really enjoyable. As for Nova Annual #1, we felt this was a well written annual that continues to move the story along in the Annihilation Conquest series. We also got our hands on the cute and cuddly Tiny Titans #1. We absolutely loved the cartoony style and it's definitely an enjoyable issue for all ages. Then in the Speed Round we review Ubu Bubu #1, Maintenance #8, Abe Sapien #1, Nightwing #141, and All New Atom #20. In our mailbag, a viewer asks if we could pull a "Quesada" (Like the Amazing Spider-Man Brand New Day series) and retcon any character or team, what would we do? Hear what Alex, Justin and Pete have to say about this.
11:14
Comic Books: Iron Man #27, Captain America #36 and More!
Two more Newsarama reviews coming your way, starting with Iron Man #27. Find out what primetime show Justin compares it to. This issue has intrigue and spy-drama galore. Then we check out Iron Fist #13 from team Brubaker/Fraction. The boys break out hand signals to spice things up. We're not spoiling Captain America #36, but this is a big issue and something you'll definitely want to read for yourself. Pick it up. And head to the Pulp Secret blog for the spoilers: pulpsecret.com/blog Then in the Speed Round, we cover The Lone Ranger 7 Tonto #1, Locke & Key #2, Serenity Better Days #1 from Joss Whedon, Me Good Me Bad #1 and The Walking Dead #47. Lindsay asks in the comments if we've ever stopped reading a series because the creative team was switched. Watch this and find out what we've ditched.
11:11
Comic Book Reviews: Supergirl #28, Atom #22 and Lots More!
Three Newsarama sneak reviews for you: Supergirl #28, Atom #22 and Trials of Shazam #12. In the speed round, we check out: Secret History of the Authority: Hawksmoor #1, Blue Beetle #25, All Star Superman #10, The Cemetery Teens and Green Lantern #29. In our viewer mail, Nick wrote into tips@pulpsecret.com and asked us if we could cancel or bring back a book from DC, what would they be?
10:55
New Avengers #42, Justice League of America #22 and Mighty Avengers #15
Up first it's New Avengers #42. The guys like the story about Spiderwoman's past, and Alex makes a funny reference to Metalocalypse. Next it's Justice League of America #22. The guys don't really like the Red Tornado story line, and think the issue is a little akward for a flagship DC title. Then it's Mighty Avengers #15. The guys love it and think you should pick it up. During the Speed Round we look at Zorro #4, Guardians of The Galaxy #2, Wolf #1, and Black Belt Hamsters #4. Finishing up, Morg writes in: "Are there any experiences or influences that have shaped your comic book tastes as adults?" Be sure to tune in and see what the guys' answers are! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com!
11:55
Hellboy Spectacular: Exclusive Hellboy 2 Review, Darkness Calls, The Crooked Man, and Killing Ground
In honor of the new Hellboy 2 movie we have a Hellboy Spectacular edition of The Stack. First up is a look at Hellboy Vol. 8: Darkness Calls. Justin really likes how this book fits into Mike Mignola's Hellboy series. Next up we check out Hellboy: The Crooked Man. Both Alex and Justin are in agreement on this great book. Then we look at BPRD Vol. 8: Killing Ground. Alex thinks this book is great for those looking to get into the Hellboy mythos. Finishing up, we give you an exclusive look at the new Hellboy 2 movie. The guys talk about how visually stunning Hellboy 2 was for them. They love the practical creature work and think that it's a breath of fresh air from all the CGI shortcuts superhero movies have taken lately. Listen to why we think you can't miss this awesome new movie. See you at the movies this weekend! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send you comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com!
In this episode of The Stack, we've got reviews of X-Men Legacy #214, Batgirl #1 and Avengers: The Initiative #15. Then in the speed round we check out The Goblin Chronicles #3, 1985 #3, Joker's Asylum: Poison Ivy, The Flash #242, Method Man. Then in our viewer mail, John asks if comic book industry rivalries are good for comic books. If you have an opinion, let us know in the comments or email us at tips@pulpsecret.com!
No Spoiler Marvel? - Trying to keep up with World War III - Spider-Man the Musical Audition Footage - Steve Ellis and a Wolverine Quickdraw! Win the Drawing!! Pulp Secret’s Picks of the Week!
We tour the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art’s new exhibit on comics editor Jim Salicrup, and even get to chat with the man himself about the birth of Venom! Also, a new spin on Betty and Veronica, and a look at Dial B For Blog with our resident Silver Age expert.
Today we review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8 #4, written by Joss Whedon, illustrated by Georges Jeanty, and published by Dark Horse Comics; Last Sane Cowboy and Other Stories, created by Daniel Merlin Goodbrey, and published by AiT/Planet Lar; and Irredeemable Ant-Man #8, written by Robert Kirkman, illustrated by Cory Walker, and published by Marvel Comics
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