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“Definitely not my cup of tea. I found the guys to be way too negative about much of the material they talked about. How can you call yourself a comic fan yet a good deal of what you discuss you lambast and hate? Don't get me wrong, they discuss things they love and seem to have a passion for the industry, but it's mired by constant biting snark and comments putting down comics and comic related material (I don't think there's a single Super Hero movie they actually like.) It's that sort of negative vibe you get from that one guy in every comic shop that seems to have an opinion on everything and lets everyone know it, too.
Beyond that they have a tendency to talk over each other and interrupt one another. It can be aggravating but it's tolerable somewhat...until that person they do that to happens to be their guest, a writer or artist from the industry, which I find very rude. If you ask a person a question about their work, the decent thing is to let them discuss it and not interrupt every 30 seconds with a joke.
I can see how some wouldn't mind the interrupting or negative attitude, but I don't like it. Bet they're nice guys but, I really just can't stand them on here. I gave a try and found it to not be my thing.”Read full review »
Sandman4815 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/16/14
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“I can’t say enough great things about these guys. I found them through their Riverdale podcast (Alex may be the only adult who loves Archie comics as much as I do), and, as a healthcare worker during covid I tried podcast after podcast to distract me from anxiety. Several helped but none more...”Read full review »
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“These guys are funny and they tell me what I want to know of the comic book world”
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“Not every great work of art starts off with a bang. Sometimes, it takes a minute for the artist(s) to get their footing. An example of this is Alan Moore’s legendary run on Swamp Thing. When I first tried reading the series, I struggled through the lengthy prose of the first trade and then let it...”Read full review »
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