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.
Sean Von Gorman returns to the podcast for the first time in years, joining us on the con floor at BICS 2025 (Brooklyn Independent Comics Showcase). He discusses his last appearance on the live show, as well as the long runup to the “surprise” success of The Pedestrian.
Robert Kirkman reveals Invincible Universe Battle Beast #1 blind bags. Jeph Loeb returns to Age of Apocalypse. New Dog Man coming in November.
The top-selling graphic novels of April 2025 have been revealed. Marvel teases the Killuminati in New Avengers. Bags and boards hit by tariffs.
Amazing Spider-Man tops April’s best-selling comic books. IDW teases Event Horizon comic book. Marvel celebrates America.
Following our drafts for X-Men and Avengers, it’s time for Comic Book Club’s Thunderbolts draft, naming our picks for the ideal team.
DC Comics is bringing Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott back to DC for a new miniseries. Marvel has retitled New Thunderbolts as New Avengers. Ram V credits Tom King for key line in Resurrection Man.
On the Stack podcast for the week of May 7, 2025, we’ve got new comic book reviews for Star Wars #1, Absolute Superman #7, and so many more!
Marvel has announced a new Black Cat ongoing series. Tessa Hulls’ Feeding Ghosts wins Pulitzer. A job posting for an AI illustrator for comics has come under fire.
On this week’s live show, guests Vera Brogsol (“Return to Sender”) + Ben H. Winters (“Benjamin”)!
IDW’s Godzilla vs. Los Angeles has raised $40,000 for LA wildfire relief. Robert Kirkman weighs in on an Energon Universe crossover. Something is Killing The Children gets an omnibus.
