Do A Powerbomb with Brandon Wayne Little

I sat down with comedian and writer Richie Stratton to talk about the Cult favorite The Maxx by Sam Keith. We also discussed Richie's upcoming co-written comic book Night of the Were-Elk.

Get your best cowboy attire on, learn Kung Fu, and experience the sting of crabby vengeance or just listen to Comedian Benjamin tier and I talk about Shaolin Cowboy: Start Trek by Geoff Darrow. Theme song by Lydia Manning

Travel back to the 1960s, put on your best vintage attire, and moonlight as a contract killer, because comedian Kayla Evans and I talked about the action thriller comic Lady Killer by Joelle Jones. Theme song by Lydia Manning.

Get on your tights, transport to another realm, and wrestle in front of the universe, because Comedian Brandon Wayne Little and I talked about the comic Do A Powerbomb by Daniel Warren Johnson. Theme song by Lydia Manning.

Grow out a glorious Sam Elliot level mustache and put on your favorite cowboy hat, then prepare to face murky blood soaked past because comedian Colin Mattox and I talked about first arc of the Western Noir Horror comic series That Texas Blood by Chris Condon and Jacob Philips. Theme song written and performed by Lydia Manning.

Put on some jeans, take your shirt off, eat some flapjacks, and get ready to fight some bears, because comedian Bjorn RG and I talked about the hilarious comic series Shirtless Bear-Fighter by Jody LeHeup and Nil Vendrell. Theme song written and performed by Lydia Manning

Discover the truth behind an old family grudge, try to survive consumption, and whatever you do, don't listen to the Mud Kings offer, because Comedian Jeff Morris and I discussed the epic fantasy comic by Rick Remender and Jerome Opena. Theme song written and performed by Lydia Manning

Grab your witches hat, your Black Cat boyfriend, a joint, and then sit on a couch a pretend forget your day and play some pranks on your friends, because Comedian Ben Harkins and I talked about Megahex, the first collection of Simon Hanselman's Stoner Comedy Web Comic Megg, Mogg, and Owl. Theme Song Written and Performed by Lydia Manning.

Break out your white suit, become an Archeologist of the Impossible, and uncover an entire multiverse of possibilities, because Comedian Dan Weber and I talked about Warren Ellis and John Cassaday's subversive commentary on the history of comic books. Theme song by Lydia Manning.

Break out your law books, go permanently blind and gain super powers from toxic goo, then, finally, get your life ruined by a mob boss on a vendetta, because comedian Tina Hogstrom and I discussed the 1986 definitive Daredevil story arc Born Again by Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli. Prepare to be entertained as we blindly maneuver our way between staying on topic and joking about everything you probably hold sacred. This one is for the books folks! Theme song written and performed by Lydia Manning.