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Today the panelists discuss Scott McCloud's classic, Understanding Comics, a book that purports to be a lecture but in many cases comes off
Today, Jillian takes the Panelists to college, covering Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud. This pseudo-textbook exemplifies just how difficult it is to write objective truth about a subjective art form. While we do some learning, it might be Mr. McCloud himself who gets schooled.
The panelists discuss "Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou", an incredibly slow-paced slice-of-life about a robot named Alpha living in a world deeply s
Robin shows her fellow Panelists that you can still take a long walk, make coffee, and kiss girls, even when the world is ending. Come along with us to find beauty amongst the waves that will one day wash away everything in Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou by Hitoshi Ashinano.
Today, the panelists discuss "Run Away With Me, Girl" by Battan. We're back with another yuri manga! Robin, Scout, Jillian, and Matt talk ab
After yaoi last episode, Robin leads the Panelists through another look at yuri with Run Away With Me Girl, a three-volume series by Battan. We analyze the contrasts between yaoi and yuri, and dig into what does and doesn't work for us about this bittersweet tale of young love.
Today, Scout and Matt discuss KOH-BOKU, famous for foreign readers introducing its creator to the phrase "Old Man Yaoi." They discuss the su
Listen to Scout and Matt break down the highs and lows - okay, maybe mostly lows - of reliance on genre conventions in today's episode, covering KOH-BOKU by Sonoo Michiru, a mangaka most well-known for her embrace and love of 'old man yaoi'. Matt says: emotional repression is OUT. Scout says: sex logistics after heart surgery is IN.
What does it take to tell a wordless story? Today, the panelists explore that question as Jillian guides Matt and Scout through the fantasti
What does it take to tell a wordless story? Today, the panelists explore that question as Jillian guides Matt and Scout through the fantastical immigrant story of The Arrival by Shaun Tan. Together, we muse on the power of reaching out and sharing our stories to bring us closer together, even when we feel worlds apart. (And also, discuss the immutable staying power of a weird little guy.)
Today the Panelists discuss what makes autobiography good, marvel at the eccentricity of this book's art, and learn the value of good critic
Just how vulnerable can one actually be in an autobiography? Pretty damn vulnerable, if Zoe Thorogood has anything to say about it. In this episode, Robin leads Jillian and Scout through a harrowing and honest exploration of one artist's struggles to make it through the day and wake up again the next morning. Also, none of us trust that cat man.
Today, it's just vibes. Your Panelists discuss Hirayasumi, the sliciest slice-of-life manga to ever exist. This vacation of a read hits on b
Ahh, a light read just hits different when it immediately follows a long one, don't you think? Today, Matt introduces his fellow panelists to Hirayasumi, a manga by Keigo Shinzo that highlights the mundane, everyday problems that adulthood forces us to overcome. Sometimes, what to make for dinner is the hardest puzzle you have to face in your day. Actually, that sounds pretty nice right about now. How do I get that gig?
Since panelist Scout is in charge of the Tumblr account, she can use her power for her own selfish gains (making everyone look at long distance Alphonse panels)
Part 1 of our journey through FMA is out now!
Today, Scout pulls her fellow panelists through the gate of truth to discuss volumes 1-9 of Fullmetal Alchemist by Hiromu Arakawa. In this,
Today, Scout pulls her fellow panelists through the gate of truth to discuss volumes 1-9 of Fullmetal Alchemist by Hiromu Arakawa. In this, the first of three episodes we'll be doing on FMA this year, we share our varied personal histories with the series, become acquainted with the cast and their early adventures, and answer some listener questions.
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Crime Alley. The Dark Knight. Gotham. Yes, yes. It's all very dour. But not anymore. Now it's VERTICAL, and the whole gang is here! We've go
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Today, Robin guides Jillian and Scout through the fuzzy and merciless landscape of Mouseguard by David Petersen. Come along with us on an adventure in woodland politics. Did you know the mice have swords now? It says so right here, on this leaf-paper scroll I retrieved from the backpack of a messenger beetle.
Persepolis is a graphic novel memoir following Marjane Satrapi’s childhood in Iran during the Islamic Revolution -how her life and beliefs w
Today, we read Persepolis by French-Iranian cartoonist Marjane Satrapi, a work very relevant to our current political moment - even more so now than when we recorded the episode, in fact. Join us for a discussion of the familiar shapes oppression takes and the humanity that suffers beneath its mantle, no matter where or when it bears down.
Friend of the show Bluzo joins the panel to talk about Blue Period, volumes 1-6, by Tsubasa Yamaguchi. In our first long read of the year, w
Friend of the show Bluzo joins the panel to talk about Blue Period, volumes 1-6, by Tsubasa Yamaguchi. In our first long read of the year, (picked by Matt during last year's Comics Christmas Carol,) we delve deep on the complicated ordeal of pursuing an art career, and the mortifying ordeal of being known.
Hold on, I'm being handed a piece of paper with additional information...It reads...'There's also a whole section about transphobic storytelling.' In the manga about teens painting things? Damn, okay. That's in here too.
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In an episode that certainly didn't have technical difficulties and absolutely wasn't recorded in two sections weeks apart, Scout, Jill, and Matt explore the complicated lives of animals in the messy world of Paru Itagaki's Beast Complex, which is both precursor to and spin-off of her long-running series Beastars.
What does it look like to tell a story about prejudice but divorced from real-world analogues? What does it mean to tie concepts of hunger and desire together inexorably? Just how much money is cow bathwater going for these days? And wait, is that--? Oh my god, it's Legoshi, my close personal friend Legoshi!
Though Robin couldn't join us to discuss Beast Complex, she did provide us with an extremely important collection of her favorite little guys
Today your panelists talk Frontier, a French graphic novel written and illustrated by the artist of Citizen Sleeper and Citizen Sleeper 2! J
Are we truly in charge of our own destinies? Are we held in place by the chains of the capitalist machine, or by our own complacency? Are we just a little monkey in little monkey clothes?
All of these topics and more are discussed in today's episode, covering the graphic novel Frontier by Guillaume Singelin. Come and explore the greebled halls of repurposed space stations with us!
Today our panelists talk about women with swords - hey, wait a second, didn't we do this last time? Join us for a discussion of
Today the Panelists are introduced to a world of absolutes via DC's Absolute Wonder Woman, a read brought to us on Jill's strong recommendation. We delve into a new and different origin story for a familiar hero in Volume 1, featuring the creative talents of Kelly Thompson, Hayden Sherman, and Mattia De Iulis. Come for the superheroes, stay for the introduction to literary analysis via Frank R. Stockton's short story The Lady or the Tiger.