Comic Book Club is a live talk show and comic book podcast held every Tuesday at 7pm live online! It’s hosted by Pete LePage, Justin Tyler, and Alex Zalben.
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Comic Book Club started as the live show, before adding the podcast version in 2011. Since then, the show has evolved into not just a weekly show streamed online, but a Wednesday comic book review show, as well. In addition, the trio has launched a bevy of TV recap show. Those include Riverdale After Dark, MarvelVision, Watchmen Watch and many, many more.
Penguin Random House has pulled Marvel and more comics from Diamond. Doctor Strange celebrates 450 issues. Crisis On Infinite Earths gets an Absolute Edition.
Digital copies of BOOM! Studios titles are being pulled from some libraries. Thor gets new status quo. DC GO! announces six new titles.
On the Stack podcast for the week of May 21, 2025, we’ve got new comic book reviews for Superman Unlimited #1, Spider-Man & Wolverine #1, and so many more!
On today’s episode, we’re taking a look through the highlights from DC Comics August 2025 solicits, including Absolute Universe, the Summer of Superman, and more.
On this week’s live show, guests Tim Seeley (“Godzilla”), Eric Drooker (“Naked City: A Graphic Novel”) + Sebastian Girner and Alejandro Arbona (“Lake Yellowwood Slaughter”)!
Ice Cream Man team takes on Superman. Spider-Gwen gets a new continuity. Red Sonja gets a reboot.
The 2025 Eisner nominations have been announced. AfterShock Comics returns from bankruptcy. Diamond has been officially bought.
Ryan Dunlavey joins us at BICS 2025 (Brooklyn Independent Comics Showcase) to chat about the experiences at the con, plus his comics bio of Chris Farley and much more.
Scott Snyder teases Absolute Batman’s Bane, next arc. Geoff Johns teases First Ghost. Marvel to reprint Civil War.
Fred Van Lente joins us at BICS 2025 (Brooklyn Independent Comics Showcase) to talk about his five-year commitment to writing The Future Is ******, a hacker-driven comic from an info-security company.
