Concrete headlines our show - its a classic returning after 20 years! One of Gregs personal favorites, and we're excited to hear his take as a fan, and Vargas's take as a newcomer. We'll also talk about a few other great new debut issues from the week with Land of Never on MadCave, The Trillion Dollar Kid which kicks off a cross title event for Ghost Machines "The Unbelievables" line, and Jonathan Hickman and Adam Kubert bring us an interesting alternate take on an early meeting between Spider-Man, The Punisher, and The Hulk!

Two heavy hitters this week! Their in the title. I mean just look at the runtime on this thing!!! We go on and on about these, plus get into M1 Monster Racing League and Skate Ali!

Hey! The Auditors are in the office and ready to talk comics and comic news! In addition to some new volumes of classics (as seen in the title), we have an original indie from Zack Kaplan on Dark Horse - Only the Savage Are Left!

This week, Ryan North revists the classic Doomquest by the non-Mr. Show Bob & David (we're talking Michelinie and Layton!) - Aside from the books in the title, we're also talkin' about the Spider-man Nior show, our temperature on Marvel Midnight hype and the compiled R.L. Stine Lucas Dreamwalker shorts from Hello Darkness. Happy reading!

WOW! Two huge comics making bees buzz their buns off this week! We'll also talk about Of The Earth on Image and Dog Tag on Mad Cave. Also, digital comic book vending machines?!? Let's get into it!

Playing a little catchup from last week, reading lots of comics, and a touch of comic book news.

It's the feel good episode of the year! Join us in celebrating the people shaping comics today. Don't miss out—hit play now.

Also we talk Corpse Knight ONE MORE TIME cause Greg had to miss last week. Then Red Roots and Zatanna. You're about to listen to the greatest comic book podcast ever...

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On this episode we discuss what it would take for us to not be upset by going to see Endgame again - referring to the promise of "Something new" in the upcoming theatrical rerelease. Besides that, we're reading comics. You've got the two Image ones in the title, plus Hello Body Horror on Boom! Studios, and Event Horizon: Inferno on IDW.