Coffee & Comic Books

Miss Ruki

This week on the show, we read a cult classic, Miss Ruki by Fumiko Takano. Running in a women's fashion magazine in the 80s, this book is all about a carefree young woman

Walt Simsonson's Fantastic Four

This time we are joined by Casey to talk about Walt Simsonson's run on Fantastic Four. There's mecha Stalin, crass commercial cash grabs, time travel, and a little alien

Split (2016)

We are joined once again by Nora of 2WBY fame to talk about the second film in M. Night Shyamalan's shared universe super hero movies! It's about as fun and also dumb as

Mort Cinder

This week on the show, Rick and I tackle a series from one of the most legendary creative teams in comics history! Mort Cinder was written by Héctor Germán Oesterheld and

Unbreakable

This week on Coffee & Comic Books, we are joined by Nora to talk about a comic book movie of sorts, Unbreakable! And of course she unleashes on us the most fiendish guess

Episode 34: Weapon X

It's crazy how much better Weapon X is than X-Men Origins: Wolverine Our next episode will be about Inio Asano's mini-series Nijigahara Holograph! That one will be exclu

Episode 33: Watchmen - Part 1

Buckle in for our longest episode yet as Rick and I get into the first 6 issues of Watchmen. There's no way part 2 will run longer. No chance. Next episode we will be jo

Episode 32: Blood of the Virgin

This week we hop into Sammy Harkham's comic about an Iranian-Jewish immigrant trying to make it in the hell world of 70s Hollywood. It's a fantastic book, especially if y

Episode 31: The Adventures of Luther Arkwright

Rick and I dive into the multiverse of Bryan Talbot's Luther Arkwright. A comic straight out of Michael Moorcock's Thatcher fueled nightmares, and an utterly remarkable p

Episode 30: Mazeworld

This week we get isekai'd into the strange land of Mazeworld. It's a mostly fun romp through a ludicrous fantasy setting but also they shouldn't draw black people like th

Episode 29: Justice League RWBY & RWBY / DC

This week on the show, we jump ahead of our backlog because my lovely wife Nora brought us some RWBY comics to talk about! They're quite bad. Check out more in depth sho

Episode 28: Daredevil #250-266 (Nocenti and JRJR part 1)

Rick and I dive into Ann Nocenti and John Romita Jr.'s classic and often overlooked run on Daredevil. These first 15 issues focus primarily on Matt's tangle with the dead

Episode 27: Parker: The Hunter and The Outfit

Rick and I hop into our first episode on Darwyn Cooke's Donald Westlake's Richard Stark's Parker. Check out more in depth show notes by going to our Tumblr! Follow Autum

Episode 26: Why I Hate Saturn

On this episode, Autumn and Rick discuss Kyle Baker's classic graphic novel Why I Hate Saturn. We'll be back again in two weeks with an episode on Hellboy Library Edition

Episode 25: Hellboy: The Crooked Man & Other Stories

On this episode, Autumn and Rick discuss the fourth library edition of Hellboy, and they'll be back again in two weeks with an episode on Hellboy Library Edition volume 5

Episode 24: Hellboy: Conquerer Worm and Strange Places

Hello, Niamh here! I am not on this episode but I'm taking over some of the scheduling, uploading, and promotion sides of production. Mostly what this means is I have dec

Episode 23: Hellboy: Seed of Destruction, Wake the Devil, The Chained Coffin, and The Right Hand of Doom

Howdy and welcome to this extra long episode of Coffee & Comic Books. In which we start our first episode of Hellboy coverage with the first two library editions. This ba

Episode 22: New Engineering

Does it count against the run if I talk about a comic for four year olds that includes talking dogs? It's not Dog Man at least. In this episode, we talk about Yuichi Yok

Bonus chat about A Bride's Story and Dragon Ball

Mark and I get together for 30 minutes of talking about fist bumps, Kaoru Mori's talent for inking, and more! This episode is sort of a bonus chat to accompany our fourth

Episode 21: Cages, part 1

In which we are joined by Nia for the final in our trilogy of episodes about Dog Man. Oh and I guess Dave McKean's 90s graphic novel Cages. Follow Autumn on Twitter and