Comic Exposure
Whether you're new to the world of comics or a paper-cut, long box veteran, Comic Exposure is a great place to get your aural graphic novel fix. Each episode reviews a comic trade with your hosts, Josh and Travis.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 9
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- Sep 20, 2026
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- Jul 3, 2026
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Everything Dead and Dying (opens the original)
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Tate Brombal and Jacob Phillips team up in this pastoral take on the zombie apocalypse. Could this be the book that makes Josh and Travis root for the zombies? Tune in to find out!
West Coast Avengers: The Gospel of Ultron (opens the original)
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Gerry Duggan re-assembles the West Coast Avengers with a slight twist in “The Gospel of Ultron”. What do the boys think of this mainstream run from Marvel comics.
Out of Alcatraz (opens the original)
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This week, the boys discuss the speculative outcome of the real-life 1962 Alcatraz escape. Christopher Cantwell and Tyler Crook explore themes of freedom and identity in this beautifully composed comic.
Variant 118: Non-Comic Summer Reads (opens the original)
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To end the summer reading series, the boys are pulling out the novels they read this summer. They talk a variety of books, but if you like genre, give it a listen for reading suggestions. No spoilers!
Dungeon Crawler Carl: Graphic Novel (opens the original)
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This week the boys discuss the graphic novel version of the hit book series Dungeon Crawler Carl. How will the graphic novel stack up against the book and audiobook?
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