Tag: comicentric

  • Isssue 40

    Isssue 40

    Welcome and thank you for tuning in to Comicentrics telethon the lines are now open… This time around we have our returning pal Nathaniel Osollo, eyedraugh, he comes back for the second time but for the first time in this […]

  • Issues 35

    Issues 35

    You ever wonder how comics are made? No not the big corporate ones. I’m talking about the smaller creator owned independent comics. Back in the day you had to have some sort of hustle to fund your endeavor or a rich uncle with deep pockets.

  • Issue 34

    Issue 34

    I want you guys to meet Lisa Vasquez she plays on a freaking rad band called Pizza stains. Taking on the persona of Lisa Pizza she plays with her with her what a do nephew Ian Stains the other half of the band.

  • Issues 33

    Issues 33

    Namor was created in 1939 by Bill Everett for Marvel, then Timely Comics. One of the original 3 characters to come out from marvel. Setting the stage for what could be mutants since the other one was a super powered weenier and the other an android who lit himself on fire. A mutant son of…

  • Issues 31

    Issues 31

    There are tons of comicentric people in this world but none like the professor, Miguel Acedo a English teacher at Cal State LA.

  • ComiCentric: SPECIAL

    ComiCentric: SPECIAL

    Welcome to a very special issue of ComiCentric. On this episode we try something a little different. We woke up early morning in 2022 to join our friend and Local Legend Javier Hernandez and record a little commentary for the […]

  • Issues 28

    Issues 28

    Spawn of the Bat: a Crossover Batman/Spawn by Todd McFarlane Do you think 30 years is a long time to wait for a book we didnt want, but need?

  • Issues 27

    Issues 27

    Comicentric Issue 27: Hombre lobo en Disney-aris or werewolf by night, therewolf by day.

  • Issues 26

    Issues 26

    Comicentric Issue 26: Sgt Rock vs Evil (nazi un)Dead or Bruce Campbell’s bike

  • Issues 25

    Issues 25

    The Munsters originated aird in the summer of ‘64 during the wave of the hippy revolution. And rode that wave for 70 episodes. Before Batman came in ‘66 on another network on the same time slot and just slayed The Munsters. But that’s not saying they didn’t have a good run.  So good that its…