This episode of the ComicsVerse podcast features a Rick Remender interview where we discuss works ranging from Uncanny X-Force/Avengers to Image Comics!

During his stay at the ComicsVerse office in New York, German Comicsverse contributor Marius Thienenkamp co-hosted the podcast with ComicsVerse CEO Justin Alba. They were joined by Dellen Miller, Mark Hassenfratz, Mark Bouchard, and Gabrielle Beans. In this episode, they discuss how superhero comics portray ethical dilemmas — and in turn have their very own moral debates!

Episode 83 of the ComicsVerse podcast is the first of our two-part series centered around sex in comics! ComicsVerse Comics and Managing Culture Editor Jamie Rice is joined by panelists Bob Franco, Dellen Miller, Phil Casey, Matt Murphy, Mark Bouchard, and Kay Honda!

Part 2 of this ComicsVerse Podcast episode discusses Marvel's Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender featuring arcs "The Dark Angel Saga" & "Apocalypse Solution."

The gang at the ComicsVerse Podcast discuss Marvel's Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender. This run features "The Dark Angel Saga" and "Apocalypse Solution."

The Wicked and the Divine is the next Image Comics focused podcast by ComicsVerse.

Written by Marguerite Abouet and drawn by Clément Oubrerie, this colorful, refreshing, and vibrant comic follows the adventures (and many misadventures) of the eponymous character and her two best friends as they navigate adolescence.

Death. Sex. Violence. Pregnancy. Prejudice. These are only a few of the topics that Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples tackle in their epic space opera, SAGA, and just a few of the topics that we hit on in this week's episode of the ComicsVerse podcast. Check it out!

Comicsverse veterans review Alan Moore's volume V FOR VENDETTA and the value and veracity of its verbosity. Voila!

On this week’s episode of the ComicsVerse Podcast, contributors discuss their comic book guilty pleasures and whether or not there’s a negative connotation to the term, “guilty pleasure."

X-Men comics and characters are rife with meaning and serve as a mirror of how society treats anyone who is and feels different and how those same people cope in a world that hates and fears them. The concept of the X-Men served as a perfect platform during this podcast to embark on an analysis of American culture as a microcosm of human nature and what it means to be American.

DC Comics has a long and storied history–no pun intended, but in this podcast, we analyze the true ringleaders of DC Comics’ holy trinity: Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman.