Comic Timing Podcast

Here we are with all the interviews that were conducted at the 2014 New York Comic Con. This episode is dedicated to the memory of Jeremy Dale, who passed away suddenly last week at the young age of 34. Jeremy not only was a friend of the show but a personal friend of mine. Without Jerem’y … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 163: NYCC 2014 Interviews →

Comic Book movies are coming! In full force! Put yourself in cryostasis now. Brandon, Brent and Ian go movie by movie in chronological order for DC and Marvel, with a little bit of Sony (if it happens) and FOX (please fail Fantastic Four) thrown in for good measure. We’re a little more sour on the … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 162: DC and Marvel Movie Slate →

Well, the New York Comic Con has come and gone once again. Time to talk about it in depth! Kris and Ian do just that, and a virtual bag of chips. Topics include swag obtained, cosplay seen, how the floor plan has changed over the years, some gripes that occurred over the weekend, how Javits … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 161: NYCC 2014 Con Wrap-Up →

It’s been awhile, so Brent and Jim look at the first year of the new console generation.  We talk hits and misses of PS4, Xbox One, and the Wii U.  We also talk about what we are looking forward to in the fall, and the game we both have been playing recently, DESTINY As always … Continue reading BK’s Bullets: Video Games – First Year of New Consoles →

The spiritual sequel to our Religion in Comics episode is finally here! Brent and Ian are joined by Brandon Christopher (for technically the third episode in a row if you count 159 Part A and B as two separate episodes) and Julian Lytle to discuss ethnicity and race in comics. How have comics evolved in … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 160: Ethnicity and Race In Comics →

Time for a timely Extra Point! Ian is joined by Kris as they give a spoiler-filled review of both FOX’s Gotham and NBC’s Constantine pilot. As usual, we go over what worked and what needs improvement, the characters of both series and where they begin their journey, how the fracturing of DC’s television properties could … Continue reading Comic Timing Extra Point – Episode 11: Gotham and Constantine →

The key art for this episode will only make sense to those of you who listen to the episode all the way through the credits, just so ya know. The show starts off with Ian solo talking Snowpiercer, both the movie and the comic, and Captain America, and then transitions into Ian, Brent, Brandon and … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 159 Part 2: Snowpiercer, Marvel DCU and You →

Time to get high on a feeling with us! Brent and Ian are joined by Brandon Christopher and Raph Soohoo (for the last few minutes) as we review Guardians of the Galaxy! We go over what worked, what didn’t, what almost worked, what blew our minds, and what might be coming soon for the sequel. … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 159 Part 1: Guardians of the Galaxy Review →

For the first time in what feels like forever, Shawn Pryor himself is on the podcast! Ian and Shawn discuss the changes that have occurred since last they spoke, including the lessening of Shawn’s involvement with Action Lab Entertainment‘s day to day operations, what the future holds for LOI Studios, how 2015 will be The … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 158: The Return of Shawn Pryor! →

It’s been a few weeks since Brent and Ian got to talk, so they rectify that in this two-man episode! Brent gives his opinion on the X-Men: Days of Future Past movie as well as Transformers: Age of Extinction, while Ian weighs in on Edge of Tomorrow. They also discuss some stuff about the upcoming … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 157: Comic Catch-Up! →

To me, my X-Men! Kris joins Ian for a late night conversation on the latest movie in the up and down X-Men franchise of movies, X-Men: Days of Future Past. We go into what makes this one work, what could have been done a little bitter, the retcon oh the retcon, the diversity of new … Continue reading Comic Timing Episode 156 – X-Men: Days of Future Past →

This past Saturday and Sunday was the first annual Special Edition: NYC comic convention! Put together by Reed Exhibitions, the show is essentially an extension of New York Comic Con that is entirely comic focused. Ian, Kris and Raph were there, and give their thoughts on this initial offering. After that, you’ll find interviews conducted … Continue reading Comic Timing Episode 155 – Special Edition: NYC →

  Six months have passed, and Brent and Jim are back talking Video Games!  Going into E3, what are the state of the new consoles? What do we want to see out of the E3 presentations? What are we expecting to happen, and what do we think should happen?  FIND OUT NOW! Find Jim @jasefat … Continue reading BK’s Bullets: Video Games Pre-E3 →

Let’s go, bub! This episode of Comic Timing is dedicated entirely to the X-Men! Sean Whelan and Jim Segulin of the Raging Bullets Podcast join Ian as they discuss their early introductions to the franchise, some of their favorite runs and creators, X-Men: The Animated Series, the evolution of Wolverine as a character, the X-Men … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 154 →

Earlier today, the comic book podcasting community lost one of its founding fathers, and friendliest faces. Jamie Dallessandro of Comic Geek Speak, known to most simply as Jamie D, passed away due to complications from his longstanding battle with cancer. Jamie was a shining beacon of positivity for the community as a whole, and anyone … Continue reading Comic Timing Extra Point – Episode 10: RIP Jamie D →

It’s time for some spoilerific thoughts and opinions on Captain America: the Winter Soldier and the last two episodes (and the season so far) of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Brent and Ian are joined by Rick Gordon of The Pop Cult Online Power Hour and Brandon Christopher as we dissect the movie as a whole, … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 153 →

Extra Point time! Kris and I go over the Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe TV Special that aired this past Tuesday on ABC. We discuss how this special stood out from the typical promotional material included on DVDs and whatnot, what was revealed about Marvel Studios’ past and future, the strengths and shortcomings that come … Continue reading Comic Timing Extra Point – Episode 9 →

According to Brent, this episode is titled, “The Back-Up Plan: The All Bitching Episode.” Although we do a lot more than just bitch, I promise. Brent and I are joined by Mr. Raphael Soohoo as we discuss The Flash’s new TV outfit, Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the season so far (including the Sif episode), … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 152 →

This episode of the Extra Point, I am joined by Len Peralta! You may know Len from the Jawbone Radio Podcast, the recently Kickstarter funded Geek A Week Year: Five: Two, or perhaps from the pages of TenState, a comic Len co-created along with Internet’s own Tom Merritt (issue 2 is now available on Comixology)! … Continue reading Comic Timing Extra Point – Episode 8: Len Peralta →

Part Two of our 2013 in Review podcast is now out! Brandon Christopher, Michael Yanni of Comic Book Laundry and the We Read Comics blog, Brent and Ian go through the back half of questions here, including the best and worst DC books, writer of the year, the character that made 2013 their year, comic … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 151: Part 2 →