Hey Impactors! and welcome to the Pick Of Week! (or the weekly POW. see what we did there? we’re so crafty) it’s a special episode as we have the entire gang in the house, which means more in depth reviews, stronger opinions, and 100% more opportunity to talk shit to each other. on the episode: releases for sept. 9th!
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Sup ‘net! We’re heading down the final stretch of Secret Wars tie-ins. And they wrap up, we’re seeing some serious disappointing endings and outings. (The disappointment of the week will surprise you. Especially coming from me!) But there is also a particularly green title that turned out to be different than what it originally seemed! One of my favorite comic creative teams takes 2 of the top spots. The #1 pick this week doesn’t fight fair in the least. And I’ll tell you about the best Image title you’re not checking out. PRESS PLAY!
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SUP IMPACTORS! and welcome to the newest Pick Of The Week Podcast. Sheldon, Simon and KirkFM discuss their favorite, or flat out disagree, over their notable choice picks for comics released September 2nd. we get deep on Bryan K. Vaughn’s latest installment.
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How’s it going Comic Impact?Are you ready for a new episode of Pick of the Week? If so join Simon, Darren and Sheldon for Pick of the Week for August 12th 2015! Sheldon had the pick and he went with Star Wars: Lando #2 from Marvel Comics that’s right you know this is going be a nice smooth, sexy episode with the boys discussing comics from last week. Such as Velvet #11,Batman #43,The Walking Dead #145,Phonogram: The Immaterial Girl #1 and more. So sit back, relax and watch or listen in whichever way you prefer to get your weekly dose of the Comic Impact goodness.
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Sup Net! Kirk here. the new guy at Comic Impact! and those poor gullible fools put me in charge of telling you why you need to listen to our new episode this week. i’ll give you the only reason. MotherEffing Star Wars is our (MY) pick of the week! and i mean only the smoothness that Lando can deliver in a galaxy far far away (am i the only one who suddenly is craving a Colt45 tall boy?) yep. press play to hear why
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It’s that time of the week again. Where Sheldon,Darren and Simon discuss comics from last week.Simon talks to you about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Casey & April #1 by Mariko Tamaki and Irene Koh and tell you why Southern Bastards # 9 was his favorite comic of the week and Jason Aaron and Jason Latour are a great creative team.
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It’s that time of the week again. Where Sheldon, Sebastian and Simon discuss comics from last week. Sebastian talks about cults and monsters with Sons of the Devil #1 & Where Monsters Dwell #1. Simon heads off to Mega City One to take a bite out of crime with Chew #49 & Dredd #30 and Sheldon reports on the Invisible Republic #3 and practices karate with the kids with Iron Fist: The Living Weapon #12. all this and more on a new episode of the Comic Impact Pick of The Week podcast.
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It’s that time of the week again. Where Sheldon, Sebastian and Simon discuss comics from last week. If you were a fan of 1990s comics then your going to love hearing about Oh Killstrike #1 from Max Bemis and artwork by Logan Faeber from Boom! Studios. In the meantime Sheldon is discovering a new love for Planet Hulk #1 by Sam Humphries and artwork by Marc Laming from the house of ideas (Marvel Comics) and Simon is still obsessed with a galaxy far far away as he tells you why Star Wars #5 by Jason Aaron and artwork by John Cassaday was the pick of the week
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Join Sheldon and Sebastian as they chat about the comics of May 6, 2015. This week were talking about the future of the Marvel Universe and dive into Gotham City on this weeks Pick of the Week.
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Join Simon and Sebastian on the eve of the Avengers Age of Ultron premier as they talk about the adventures in deeps space with Kaptara, go back intake to the golden age of espionage with Velvet, swing through the seedy underbelly of New York with Spider-man and head to a Galaxy far, far away with Star Wars. They also chat about the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. On a new episode of the PICK OF THE WEEK aka the best podcast about comics recorded in the San Fernando Valley.
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Hello Comic Fans! Are you ready to be wowed by tales of comic suspense that will leave you breathless? Do you crave adventure and mystery around every corner?Then you have come to the right place! Welcome to the Pick of the Week for March 25th 2015!
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Howard the Duck has had an interesting history with Marvel comics. Created back in 1973, he got his first ongoing series in 1976, and was even given his own movie in 1986. With the success of Marvel’s delve into the cosmic universe with Guardians of the Galaxy, featuring an end-scene cameo of the feathered hero, they’ve given the character his own series again,
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Welcome everyone to the Pick of the Week for February 25th 2015! Yes, even you ya weirdo! This week join Sheldon and Sebastian as they go over the books that came out. Sheldon has the pick and he went with Darth Vader #2 from Marvel Comics written by Kieron Gillen with art by Salvador Larroca.
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This rare situation was more than happenstance that no one could have predicted. The fans sounded off and the Marvel powers-that-be brought what readers wanted into fruition. When Gwen Stacy, as Spider-Woman, was first announced to appear in the Edge of Spider-Verse #2 one-shot, the growing excitement around the idea of this “new” character was undeniable. The internet was flooded with fan art and cosplayers clamored to have Gwen costumes ready for their next convention, even before her she had appeared in the actual Spider-Verse issues.
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Uncanny X-Men #31 the culmination of “The Last Will and Testament of Charles Xavier,” Original Sin, and AXIS. The arc as a whole has been entertaining enough, but the highlights for me were the smaller character moments. One of my favorite new mutants since Marvel kicked off its All-New imprints has been Eva Bell, and issue #31 does a great job putting her front and center.
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Welcome to another Comic Impact Pick of the Week Podcast for the comics released on February 11th. Join Simon and Sebastian as they talk about this week’s pick Amazing Spider-Man #14 and the web-head’s fight for survival across the multiverse. Simon sympathies with the dark side of the force with Darth Vader #1 where we get a glimpse behind the mask of the sith lord where a sad, sand-hating little boy resides.
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Marvel’s first Star Wars adventure in what will be a whole line of books set in the galaxy far, far away debuted last month to platinum sales and practically unanimous praise. Their second new series focuses on the well known and loved Dark Lord of the Sith himself, Darth Vader. It has already been said that Gillen and Aaron plotted a lot of their series together, and you can really see the overlap in the storytelling.
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Hey, Comic Impact! It’s that time! It’s time for the Pick of the Week! This week Sheldon had the Pick and he went with Star Wars #1 from Marvel Comics written by Jason Aaron and drawn by John Cassaday.That’s not all we talk about though; Simon, Sebastian, and Sheldon also talk Conan Red Sonja #1, All-New Captain America #3, and Constantine # 21.
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When Disney recently acquired Star Wars it set off a disturbance in the Force among the collective fan base. Filming of the next installment in the movie series has wrapped and Marvel is busy launching several Star Wars titles. The main question on everyone’s mind: Will they be any good? Not too surprisingly, the first issue of Star Wars, written by Jason Aaron and drawn by John Cassaday, has already surpassed 1-million copies through retailers, comic shops, and other outlets.
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Ant-Man #1 launches, appropriately, in tandem with its MCU counterpart’s first trailer. This series focuses on Scott Lang and serves as a crash course for those who may not know much about Ant-Man, let alone this iteration or his origins. In the same business model which has been highly successful in the past (i.e. Guardians of the Galaxy), Marvel takes a gamble and puts one of it’s lower tier characters at the forefront to give the general public something fresh and exciting.
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