Where Zoe and Chris announce “we ain’t dead” and then proceed to discuss the news that occurred over the months while they were away. They discuss what they have been reading and in the topic of the week, compare and contrast the differences between Queen and Country, Captain Britain and MI-13 as well as the most recent Bond film Skyfall.
Episode 19: Digital First Content
Zoe and Chris, still on different continents discuss via skype the recent comic news, what they’ve read and then continue to completely disagree about Smallville and Ame-Comi Girls.
Episode 18: The Jet-Lag Edition
Chris has finished his dissertation and returns to the podcast, only for Zoe to have just flown for over 20 hours to be in Seattle. Despite this, Zoe and Chris find time to discuss over skype, recent comic news, what they’ve read and argue over the topic of the week, The Dark Knight Rises.
Episode 17: Morning After Regrets
This podcast was recorded with the help of a second backup “boyfriend”: the infamous Thatcher. You know that guy everyone knows, but regrets knowing? Yeah, that’s him.
As a disclaimer, due to the nature of the Thatcher, language in this episode is stronger and more explicit than usual.
The topic for the episode was based around a discussion on DC vs Marvel, Thatcher and Zoe’s preferences and discussions on what is and isn’t off-putting about comics. They also end on a review GrayHaven comics’s latest The Gathering Anthology: Women Only edition.
Episode 16: Nightwing
This podcast was recorded with the help of a backup boyfriend: our good friend Nathan, a recent convert to comics.
The topic for the episode was a post- and pre-DCnU look at Nightwing. Zoe and Nathan discuss the various writers and their writing styles, including Chuck Dixon, Devin Grayson, Peter Tomasi and Kyle Higgins.
Episode 14: The Womanthology Review
A short episode due to Zoe and Chris moving house. They find time to chat about the comics they’ve been reading, including Zoe ranting at length about the Gates of Gotham and Batman Inc. This week’s subject is a review of the PR copy of Womanthology, before its March release.
