Here's our second installment, which was recorded at the same time as the first, and therefore suffers from the same problem as the first: it's hard to listen to. However, Robin McConnell (of Inkstuds fame) was kind enough to help edit this episode so as to increase its listenability. All remaining problems are our own, and as is mentioned in this episode's introduction, will hopefully be resolved in the coming weeks. Depth charges away!
UPDATE: Joe's show notes are available now.
Comic Books Are BURNING IN HELL 0.2
The Team's Output This Week:
Joe's THIS WEEK IN COMICS
Tucker's Comics of the Weak
Matt's Greatest Comic of All Time
Tucker you perfectly crystallized why something like Crossed works for me and The Walking Dead doesn't (besides Ennis being a much superior writer).
Great episode can't wait for more.
Posted by: Rick | 2012.05.25 at 08:48
Love your work, guys, (especially the Ennis stuff). Looking forward to more, and it is nice to hear a comics podcast where there is a lot of real dissenting opinion amongst the makers.
I gotta admit though, that's the first time I've heard someone called a coward for NOT writing one of the Before Watchmen books...
Posted by: Bob Temuka | 2012.05.25 at 17:20
There is no greater sign of approval, seriously, than a guy who lives in what is arguably the most beautiful place in the world taking the time to listen to this entire podcast. Bob, you are a champion, and despite your actual nationality, a True American.
Posted by: tucker stone | 2012.05.25 at 22:55
What is the song that leads it off? Friggin' sweet!
Posted by: Jer | 2012.06.01 at 22:26
That's Albert Ayler's "Thank God For Women", from 1968.
Posted by: tucker stone | 2012.06.03 at 15:48
Thank you! (And it should go without saying I dig the podcast so far!)
Posted by: Jer | 2012.06.03 at 20:54