Comicsverse

In another installment of our origins series of Comicsverse Podcast episodes, we look at one of the most controversial characters in all of comics history; Batman's second Robin Jason Todd. Created to replace Dick Grayson, who at the time was fronting DC's best-selling New Teen Titans title, the character was initially a carbon-copy of the original Robin in both backstory and demeanor.

Over the last 75 years of Batman history, the Caped Crusader has seen more than his fair share of villains, but none like Hush! In this episode of the ComicsVerse podcast, Editor-in-Chief, Travis Czap, sits down with the ComicsVerse gang to discuss the prolific villain.

Kay Honda gets a chance to have a tête-à-tête with working comic book artist, Danielle Otrakji, a young, talented, multi-lingual illustrator about her creative process, her personal preferences in storytelling, and other fun things about her art!

The origin of Black Panther and the differences between Wakandan and Western Civilization are highlighted and discussed in the 51st episode of the ComicsVerse comics podcast.

As Kathy notes, "does anyone want Alan enough? No, we want Alan Moore." The ComicsVerse gang analyze Alan Moore's run on THE SAGA OF SWAMP-THING delving into the personality of Alec Holland and Swamp-Thing's villains.

ComicsVerse interns and contributors take over the podcast with Cameron Stewart, Brenden Fletcher & Babs Tarr's DC comic graphic novel, BATGIRL OF BURNSIDE, in the final episode of the podcast series -- "Interns Take Over!"

Kathy and Ms. Jamie Rice herself host a mostly all-female episode of the ComicsVerse podcast featuring Kelly Sue DeConnick's BITCH PLANET by Image Comics.

In this episode of the ComicsVerse podcast, we go in depth with Declan Shalvey’s experience as a working artist. At the base of all his experience and talent, he is a man looking to do what we all strive to fulfill: the need to create something original.

In this episode of the ComicsVerse podcast, Justin, Tom, and Kathy sit down and discuss a MAJOR Star Wars announce of Marvel writer -- Tim Stevens!  We also get in-depth regarding the new list of Marvel's Spider-Women including Silk, Spider-Gwen, and Jessica Drew's Spider-Woman! For your convenience, this podcast is also available on iTunes: Thanks to our special guest in this podcast: Marvel writer -- Tim Stevens Tim Stevens is a writer on Marvel.com who's eerily spot on "Psych Ward" articles get to the foundations of our favorite Marvel.com characters! Here are some links to his work: Psych Ward: Emma Frost Psych Ward: Doctor Doom and Scarlet Witch This episode of the ComicsVerse podcast featured the following ComicsVerse crew:

ComicsVerse interviews Marvel.com writer Tim Stevens about his Psy.D., writing for Marvel.com and his thoughts on Mark Waid's run on Daredevil.

In this episode of the ComicsVerse podcast that deals with strong female characters in comics, the gang at ComicsVerse discuss DC Comics' BATGIRL, the new 52 version from her early Gail Simone issues to the Babs Tarr era. For your convenience, this podcast is also hosted on iTunes: The following ComicsVerse podcasters appeared in this episode of our podcast:

In part two of four of ComicsVerse's series on strong females in comic books, the gang at ComicsVerse discusses the rise of Muslim superhero -- Kamala Khan, better known as the new Ms. Marvel. If you prefer, feel free to download this podcast on iTunes: This podcast was hosted by the following ComicsVerse Podcasters:

Marlene Bonnely, editor-in-chief of Comics.Tumblr.com, stops by to discuss X-Men's Rogue in-depth.

The gang at ComicsVerse tackles the difficult subject of September 11, 2001, in AMERICAN WIDOW by Alissa Torres and Sungyoon Choi. The following cast appeared in this episode of the ComicsVerse podcast:

ComicsVerse discusses the hot-button issue of race in our podcast on Adrian Tomine's work -- SHORTCOMINGS.

After some super podcast superheroing, the gang at ComicsVerse decides to give you the scoop on some non-superhero comics in our podcast series "Memoir in the City: New York Stories by those who Lived Them."  In this episode of the ComicsVerse Podcast, we delve into MY NEW YORK DIARY by Julie Doucet. Podcast co-hosts and panelists include: Justin Gilbert Alba, Kathleen Wisneski, Josh Cui, Keanu Ross-Cabrera and Steve DiMaria.

The gang sits down with our almost all Chinese panelists in a roundtable discussion about Gene Luen Yang's masterpiece -- AMERICAN BORN CHINESE. Special podcast co-hosts and panelists include: Justin Gilbert Alba, Kathleen Wisneski, Josh Cui, Derek Yang, Eryn Roberts, and Matt Klein