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• Comic Book Club w/ Tom Breevort and Wyatt Cenac Pics

  POSTED BY CHARLIE SCHNEIDER, AUGUST 20 2008 09:24 AM | PERMALINK

   

  

   

  It finally happened.  Tom Breevort finally made it to Comic Book Club (after two reschedulings no less!) with him was Wyatt Cenac of The Daily Show.  Tom talked about the editorial process, particularly Fantastic Four #559, which he currently works on (which we reviewed on the show last week).  Wyatt talked about the unusual circumstances he finds himself in now that he's doing The Daily Show, and the twists and turns his life has taken the last year leading up to getting the job.  An...

• Secret Invasion X-Men #1, Supergirl #32, and Fantastic Four #559

  

  POSTED BY ALEX ZALBEN, AUGUST 15 2008 01:06 PM | PERMALINK

  First we look at Secret Invasion X-Men #1.  The guys love the artwork, but think that there were some missed opportunities in the story.  Next is Supergirl #32.  Justin likes the completion of this recent story arc.  Alex thinks this is the best Supergirl has been in her current incarnation.  Then we look at Fantastic Four #559.  Don't miss the guys riff on a classic Foreigner song "Feels like the First Time".  During the Speed Round we check out Army @ Love: The Art of War #1, Nightwing #147, Fathom #1,...

• The Stack writes X-Men, Hulk 5, Justice Society Annual 1, & Spider-Man Reboot

  

  POSTED BY ALEX ZALBEN, AUGUST 04 2008 12:06 PM | PERMALINK

  In this episode we find out what would happen if The Stack ever wrote X-Men.  We also check out Hulk #5, Justice Society Annual #1, and the reboot of Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane. During the Speed Round we check out Pilot Season: The Core #1, Wildcats: World's End #1, Reign in Hell #1, Fantastic Four: True Story #1, and Wolverine #67.  Don't miss it!
  
  Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and look for our bonus episodes on Thursdays!
  
  What do you think, let us know.  You can...

• Eternals #1, Trinity#1, Captain Britain MI3 #2, and Fantastic Four Season 1

  

  POSTED BY CHARLIE SCHNEIDER, JUNE 09 2008 11:21 AM | PERMALINK

  In this episode the guys check out Eternals #1 and Trinity #1. Alex loves the Eternals follow up to Neil Gaiman's series, but Pete disagrees. Then it's Captain Britain and The MI3 #2 and the complete first season DVD of the new Fantastic Four cartoon. The guys love the series and think that it ended too soon. During the Speed Round we look at Midnighter #20, Amazing Spiderman #561, Secret Invasion #3, Amory Wars Vol.2 #1, and Criminal (2nd series) #3. Finishing up Viewer Mailbag Jose on...

• Robin #174, Dead She Said #1, 1985, Speed Round, and Viewer Mailbag

  

  POSTED BY ALEX ZALBEN, MAY 26 2008 09:00 AM | PERMALINK

  Up first it's a review of Robin #174. Alex lets a clever "spoiler" slip. Watch and see what it is. Pete and Justin like the story, but disagree with the use of the "spoiler". Next it's a review of Dead She Said #1. Pete loves this one. Check it out and see why. Then it's a review of the long awaited 1985 written by Mark Millar. The guys really felt the anticipation on this title and feel like it really paid off. See why Alex thinks 1985 showcases Marvel characters in a rich way. During the Speed...

• Fantastic Four #556, American Splendor #1 and More Comic Book Reviews

  

  POSTED BY ALEX ZALBEN, APRIL 09 2008 10:49 AM | PERMALINK

  In this episode we've got these Newsarama Reviews: Fantastic Four #556 and Nova #12. Plus we take a look at American Splendor #1, the return of Harvey Pekar.

  Then in the speed round we've got Buffy the Vampire Slayer #13, Darkness/Butcher #1, Logan #2 and Angel: After the Fall #6.

  In our viewer mail, Calvin from Syracuse asks what our favorite costume is of any hero or villain AND which costume would we redesign. Find out what we think in this episode!

• Comic Book Reviews: Wonder Woman #18 and Fantastic Four #555

  

  POSTED BY ALEX ZALBEN, MARCH 12 2008 10:09 AM | PERMALINK

  For this special edition of The Stack, we've got three fresh Newsarama Reviews for you. We're taking a look at Wonder Woman #18 (someone's got a new boyfriend), Avengers Fairy Tales #1 (a retelling of Peter Pan) and Fantastic Four #555 (Millar and Hitch team up to make a pretty good comic).

  Then, in the Speed Round we review The Twelve #3, Scud #22, Invincible Presents Atom Eve #2, The New Dynamix #1 and The End League #2.

  Superby1 on the Pulp Secret forums asks what are some of our worst comic book store...

• Comic Book Reviews: Booster Gold #0, X-Force #1 and Fantastic Four #554

  

  POSTED BY ALEX ZALBEN, FEBRUARY 11 2008 10:17 AM | PERMALINK

  Today's show starts off with some very big news: James Robinson is going to be writing Superman starting with issue #676 in May. James Robinson is best know for writing Starman. Also, Geoff Johns has re-signed with DC Comics to write exclusively for DC.

  Then, we've got three Newsarama Sneak Reviews starting with Fantastic Four #554 with a new writer and artist team: Mark Millar and Brian Hitch. We've got a couple of gripes, but overall we're very happy with the new direction and we'll tell you why.

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• Comic Books! Green Lantern x 3, New Avengers and Our Favorite Characters

  

  POSTED BY STEVE NELSON, DECEMBER 17 2007 01:12 PM | PERMALINK

  New episodes of THE STACK every Monday and Thursday. Today, we're talking about Green Lantern 25, Green Lantern Corps:Ion Special, Green Lantern Corps and The New Avengers

  Plus in the speed round, we whip through Punisher: War Journal, Ultimate Iron Man 2, X-Factor, DMZ and Fantastic Four .
  
  Plus we answer a veiwer video question.

  Keep your questions and comments coming!

  
  Join the fun on our new Pulp Secret forums

• Remembering Mike Wieringo

  POSTED BY KENNETH ENGLAND, AUGUST 15 2007 05:00 PM | PERMALINK

   

  The comic-book world was at a loss last week with the loss of Mike Wieringo to a heart attack at the young age of 44.

  Wieringo was best known for his penciling work on flagship titles such as "The Flash," "Fantastic Four," "Superman," and "Spider-Man." He is also well remembered for creating his own magical pirate title, "Tellos" under the Image imprint, and the Gorilla Comics branch of Image co-founded by Wieringo.

  The quality of his work is evidenced by the outpouring of emotion following his...

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