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Issues 50
I will make this week short. This week, besides our usual yada yadda, we talk about what we are going to be doing This weekend. And how you can be part of it.
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Issues 48
ComiCentric Issue 48: Lisa! Lisa Pizza stains! Welcome back true believers! As well as you right there nonbeliever? You ready to sit you ass back down for another slice of Lisa Vasquez of my favorite band and yours… Pizza Stains? […]
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Issues 47
ComiCentric Issue 47: March Madness? I hardly even knew her.
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Issues 43
Kid tested. Parent approved. whats in a collection? Where is the line that one crosses and goes from being a collection becomes a pack rat?
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Issues 42
From Darkwing to MagicMike: Lets get Dangerous OR Dis Nuts Afternoon Welcome to February first and on this episode, we go off on the longest tangent. You know how tangents start at one point that has no point at all. […]
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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 […]
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Issues 38
What a new year means to me? Nothing. Just another day in the books. I understand that we need rest of the calendar and it’s nice to know how many times we been around the sun. A sun spiraling in the vast void of emptiness a bajillion mile an hour. A prolific ride with no…
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Issue 37
Well folks we made it to the end of the calendar year. Things have changed so much since I have started this podcast. But this isn’t the end more of a mid-point for me. Over half a year of weekly podcasts and I can’t thank you the listener enough. I kind-a sort-a maybe see what…
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Issues 36
ComiCentric Issue 36: What’s the movie that makes the Holidays, THE HOLIDAYS!? Happy Holidays. No matter what you celebrate one thing is for sure the holiday movie is a staple of the holiday season. With out it we would not […]
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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.