Thought Bubble: A Comic Book Podcast

Knull is bad boi. Listen all about it in our penultimate episode, which was recorded LIVE!

Lots of announcements too.

X-O Manowar graces the pages of our comics again. Also there's a rad thing with Kaijus, Disney+ makes progress with a ton of Marvel shows, and Crystal finally watches The New Mutants.

Hot Cross Buns? More like Hot Crossover run. I'm sorry you had to read that.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH I don't want to type a description right now, but here I am? How did I get here? Magic.

Spider-Man gets big page count. 850 is a big number. That means it costs extra. YEET. Meanwhile the mail is still making Eden behind on comics, so Crystal takes the mic for most of the show.

Btw this is the 25th episode- if this were a comic that would be a moderately big deal for arbitrary reasons that only make sense because we live in a society.

I am writing an episode description for an episode. Isn't that neat?

Kamala is rad, but Kamala's law sure isn't. After sleeping for months she's ready to start using her fists again, this time against the real villains: our legal system. Episode art from The Magnificent Ms. Marvel Vol. 1 #14, drawn by Eduard Petrovich.

Joker multiplies, meanwhile the new Avengers game is riddled with issues. Episode art from Batman: Three Jokers Vol. 1 #1, drawn by Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson

Eden doesn't have their comics. Also a thing happened. We discuss.

This neat episode comes straight (gay) to you from Crystal's computer into your earholes. That's right, Crystal edited this one, so blame her if it sounds weird. Episode art from The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #45, drawn by Josemaria Casanovas.

Did you know? Superman has a pal. Isn't that cool? Episode art from Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen Vol. 2 #12, drawn by Steve Lieber and Nathan Fairbairn.

Yo we talk about comics. Edgy! Episode art from Dark Knights: Death Metal Vol. 1 #1, drawn by Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, and FCO Plascencia.

Miles is a rad boi. Rad bois respect pronouns. Rad bois belong in thumbnails. 

Are you a rad boi/gorl/enbee? Episode art from Miles Morales: Spider-Man Vol. 1 #17, drawn by Javier Garrón and David Curiel.

We watch a movie where things happen.

Yo. Guess who's back? Abraham Lincoln? Perhaps. Episode art from 2020 Ironheart Vol. 1 #1 Variant Cover, drawn by Jung Geon Yoon.

New comics are out again! I talk about 3 of them. Episode art from Ghost-Spider Vol. 1 #9, drawn by Takeshi Miyazawa and Ian Herring.

Yet another short episode. Several movies get delayed, but Arrowverse shows are on TV again. Crystal talks about two of them. Episode art from The Flash Season 6 promotional poster.

This movie exists.

Another episode, another format change. Without new comics, Thought Bubble has temporarilly turned into a brief news update. But some of this news may point to a return to form sooner than expected. Episode art from Doctor Strange (2016) theatrical poster, as well as a photo of Sam Raimi, photographed by Gage Skidmore.

Crystal does this episode alone as she gives you her plan for how to keep the podcast alive in this time without any new comics.

We watch a bad movie with everyone's favorite silver boi. Wholesome!

We cover Outlawed. Episode art from Outlawed Vol. 1 #1, drawn by Pepe Larraz and David Curiel.

Oh boy! Amalgam comics exist! That's pretty neat! Episode art from Spider-Boy Vol. 1 #1, drawn by Mike Wieringo.

Our first Watch Along!

This time with guns and late 80s cringe! Plot not really included!

Whilst we calmly discuss comics in our podcast, the podcast in Amazing Spider-Man gets heated and personal. Episode art from The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #39, drawn by Patrick Gleason and Marte Gracia.

Quantum and Woody aren't the only wise-cracking duo coming at you in this episode. Also Crystal kind of predicts the future again? Episode art from Quantum and Woody Vol. 4 #1, drawn by David Nakayama.

No one asked for this. Episode art from Iron Man 2020 Vol. 2 #1, drawn by Pete Woods.

New Stars comic! Plus unintentional misinformation about Hawkeye! What will they think of next? Episode art from Star Wars Vol. 3 #1, drawn by R.B. Silva

2020 is around the corner, which means it's time for Dan Slott to write something gimmicky. Also- Incoming. Episode art from a postage stamp drawn by Jack Kirby. It was also Dan Slott's Twitter avatar at the time of blocking [Deadname].

Marvel's Absolute Carnage concludes and the spotlight shines on DC's The Infected. Episode art from Batman/Superman Vol. 2 #4, drawn by David Marquez and Alejandro Sanchez.

In this spooky SUPER-SIZED SPECIAL, the two talk about about Superman Smashes the Klan and a clown movie. Episode art from Superman Smashes the Klan Vol 1 #1, drawn by Gurihiru.

See what happens when film makers touch comics, in the new Spider-Man comic as we continue to run through Absolute Carnage. Episode art from Spider-Man Vol 3 #1, drawn by Olivier Coipel.

You ever think the world just doesn't have enough CARNAGE? Do you want more Carnage in your life? Well we have the comic for you! THOUGHT BUBBLE #1: the debut of new podcast that you may or may not have heard of* by now, for the low low price of Free.  Episode art from Absolute Carnage Vol 1 #1, drawn by Ryan Stegman, JP Mayer, and Frank Martin Jr.

*results may vary.