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.
New issues of Fantastic Four will introduce the Invincible Woman. Fill out your DC K.O. bracket and you could win prizes from DC Comics. Zdarsky Comic News to end.
Gen V Season 2, Episode 5, “The Kids Are Not Alright,” sends the kids to prison for a classic college rite of passage, and we recap on our podcast.
On the Stack podcast for October 1, 2025, we’ve got new comic book reviews for Absolute Evil #1, X-Men: Age Of Revelation – Overture #1, and so many more!
Kieron Gillen’s X-Men gets an omnibus. The first-ever San Diego Comic-Con Malaga was reportedly a “total disaster.” What does Absolute Evil mean for Absolute Green Arrow?
On this week’s live show, we’re having a sci-fi roundtable discussion with Matt Arnold (Outer Lands, Eden), Mark Sable (Boxed), and Marc Guggenheim (The Adventures of Ulysses Monarch)!
Will Superman and Spider-Man cross over in 2026? Alex Ross brings Marvelocity to New York Comic Con. How many copies has Something is Killing the Children sold?
WEBTOON is teaming up with BOOM! Studios. Marvel introduces a new Silver Surfer, and she’s a lady. Tom Taylor’s Titans is getting an omnibus.
Jim Zub returns to the show for a bonus episode, teeing up the landmark Conan the Barbarian #25 from Titan Comics, with art by Alex Horley.
Crunchyroll Manga app announces launch date. Heartstopper Volume 6 has a release date. Abrams expands Marvel Arts line.
Image Comics has announced a 27-day window for comic shops. Marvel’s X-Men will get a new status quo post-Age of Revelation. DC has announced two additional Compact Comics, both focused on Batman.
