The Comic Book Attic #256
The Comic Book Attic
In this episode, I talk about my visit to the Four State Comic Con, the Free Comic Book Day sale at my shop, the Thunderbolts* movie, the Captain America: Brave New World movie, and two comics from First Comics: Warp #1 and Starslayer #10. (26:48) (595)
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The Comic Book Attic Monthly #51
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The Comic Book Attic Monthly #50
The Comic Book Attic
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The Comic Book Attic Monthly #49
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Formerly The Comic Book Attic Monthly Reading List.
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The Comic Book Attic #255
The Comic Book Attic
A snow day episode in which I talk about Superman Family #197. Also, an announcement about the podcast for 2025. (18:53) (593)
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The Comic Book Attic #254
The Comic Book Attic
In this episode, I talk about this year's Black Friday comic shopping adventure and Marvel Holiday Special 1994. Happy holidays to all! (28:21) (592)
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The Comic Book Attic #253
The Comic Book Attic
This special episode is a tribute to my grandmother, with thoughts on how comics have always helped through hard times, including my personal connection to a story of Spider-Man and his Aunt May, as read in Essential Spider-Man vol. 2. (28:39) (591)
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in loving memory
The Comic Book Attic
It's been a shaky year since my grandmother had a stroke in July 2023. She and my grandfather raised me as parent figures. I'm sad to relay that she died this month on August 14. I have more to say in the next podcast, but for now I just wanted to publicly acknowledge her and all she did for me. I was truly lucky. Dorothy Miller 1937-2024
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The Comic Book Attic: Cerebral Debris #3
The Comic Book Attic
In an episode recorded months ago, I talk about comics I read in March 2024. (11:58) (590)
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The Comic Book Attic: Cerebral Debris #2
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In an episode recorded months ago, I talk about comics I read in February 2024. (10:15) (589)
info_outlineThis special episode is a tribute to my grandmother, with thoughts on how comics have always helped through hard times, including my personal connection to a story of Spider-Man and his Aunt May, as read in Essential Spider-Man vol. 2. (28:39)
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