Worst Comic Podcast EVER!
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Comic-shop talk with a deep longbox memory.
WORST. COMIC. PODCAST. EVER! brings a comics-fan panel to weekly conversations about new issues, classic runs, and convention-floor encounters. Recent episodes move from Planet Comic-Con interviews to deep page-by-page readings of The Judas Contract and The X-Men Vs. The Avengers.
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WORST. COMIC. PODCAST. EVER! is a long-running comics panel where weekly reading, shop talk, and convention life all sit at the same table. The show moves with the familiar rhythm of friends checking in before comparing what they bought, read, noticed, and remembered. Recent episodes lean heavily into Planet Comic-Con, including previews, wrap-ups, creator conversations, and live floor recordings with crowd noise in the background. That setting fits the show well. Its best moments often come when a planned topic opens into a story about panels, moderators, comic families, or the practical awkwardness of grabbing a floor interview without taking too much of someone's time. The regular Pick 3 format gives the show a current-comics spine, with discussion of books such as Absolute Batman, Alias Red Band, and other weekly pulls. Book-club episodes slow everything down. The Judas Contract gets treated as a page-by-page memory object, complete with jokes about Titan's Tower, Terra, Raven, Cyborg, and the logic of comic-book furniture. The X-Men Vs. The Avengers opens into 1980s Marvel ads, Magneto's helmet, Dazzler, Soviet super soldiers, and the pleasure of handling physical issues alongside digital rereads. The show is also attentive to the business and circulation side of comics, including ComicsPro news and Terry Moore's move to Dark Horse distribution. Creator conversation matters here. Recent talk includes Adam Cubert, Joe Cubert, Andy, Jamie S. Rich, and Megan discussing The Dog Sitter, Oni Press, Ignition Press, and visual character design. The mood stays casual and good-natured. There is ribbing, trivia, sports detours, seasonal check-ins, and family chatter, but the center remains comics fandom as a lived habit. Clint's Comics sponsorship segments and Hero Initiative mentions recur, sometimes prominently. The result is not a polished news desk. It is closer to a busy shop conversation with enough continuity, affection, and issue-number memory to reward regulars.
Made for: Best for comics readers who enjoy pull-list talk, convention stories, classic DC and Marvel rereads, creator credits, and friendly collector-level detail. Newer readers can follow the warmth, but the show most rewards people who like continuity, issue numbers, and shop culture.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the blend of weekly comics chatter with lived convention and comic-shop experience. Few shows move so naturally from current picks to old house ads, creator panels, Hero Initiative activity, and page-by-page book-club readings.
This is the love child of Jerry, John, and Cullen. New episodes post every Friday! From middle school to middle age, this is a podcast 30 years in the making!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Close reading, industry talk, and collector detail meet in comic-book conversations that stay curious, specific, and quick to find the joke.
WORST. COMIC. PODCAST. EVER! treats comics as both stories to examine and objects people collect, sell, draw, and argue over. John, Jerry, and Cullen move easily from current industry news and new-book picks to older issues, convention conversations, and the odd pleasures of…
A suspiciously Cyborg-proof wooden chair gets the panel-by-panel scrutiny your inner continuity cop craves.
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A loose con wrap-up that settles into an easy shop-chat rhythm.
Episode 616 is a loose but easy reunion, with all three hosts back together to talk Planet Comic-Con, shop finds, Clint's Pick 3, Free Comic Giveaway Day, and Superman Day trivia. The best part is the banter.
A warm post-Planet Comic Con episode that mixes convention banter with a focused look at The Dog Sitter.
Worst Comic Podcast Ever! uses its post-Planet Comic Con episode for an easygoing mix of catch-up, Easter Sunday chatter, and convention talk before settling into pick three and creator conversation from Kansas City. It works best once The Dog Sitter comes up.
A live Planet Comic-Con Judas Contract deep dive that lands best with listeners who already know the story.
Worst Comic Podcast Ever takes episode 614 live from the floor at Planet Comic-Con, and the book-club focus on The Judas Contract from The New Teen Titans by Wolfman and Perez gives the discussion real shape.
A Planet Comic-Con preview with Hero Initiative plans, trailer chatter, and an insider comics-panel feel.
Planet Comic-Con sits at the center here, and the episode works best as a preview of what is coming. The hosts move from Hero Initiative plans to the Saturday evening panel, then on to Clint's Pick 3, the Spider-Man trailer, and a quick note on Sam Keith, so the conversation…
Retailer-facing comic talk with a loose hangout rhythm.
Episode 609 moves through hockey, weather, Pick Three, Top 10, trivia, bonus trivia, ComicsPro updates, and Terry Moore news, with John, Jerry, and Colin keeping the tone loose and easy to follow.
Episode 601 mixes DC KO talk, weekly picks, trivia, early-release chatter, and a brief look back at 2025.
Episode 601 checks in on the state of DCKO, folds in pick three, the top 10 books from the last week, trivia, a note about getting DC books a little early, and some best of 2025 talk.
A loose, friendly Comic Con recap with real shop floor energy and a few fun detours.
Episode 585 keeps Rose City Comic Con at the center, but it does not stay parked there. It moves through pick three choices, top 10 chatter, trivia, and the old comics-store argument about Image history with an easy, lived-in rhythm.
Culture through the people who make and keep it.
The hosts describe Clayface as an unusually intense body-horror film, with a first act that may put off viewers expecting a conventional DC movie.
The three hosts are back together.
Episode 615 comes back from Planet Comic Con.
Planet Comic-Con gives this book-club episode a live, slightly buzzy feel.
Four days out, Planet Comic-Con already feels close.
This episode of the Worst Comic Podcast Ever features discussions on comics, a new magazine, Godzilla, trivia, and personal anecdotes tied to a March tradition.
The hosts of Worst Comic Podcast Ever discuss recent comic industry news including DC Comics' KO #5 and Mike Richardson's departure from Dark Horse.
WCPEver Episode 609 opens with John, Jerry, and Colin talking from Kansas City and the Pacific Northwest before moving into their weekly pick-three and honorable-mention comic books.
This episode of the Worst Comic Podcast Ever discusses comics, trailers, TV shows, trivia, and a top 10 list, with hosts sharing personal Valentine's Day stories.
The hosts banter about the Super Bowl and preview their episode covering comic book news, streaming picks, and a book club discussion.
A comic book podcast episode reviewing Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, discussing its themes and artistic merits.
The hosts banter about weather and comic conventions, previewing segments like pick three, trivia, and top ten.
Two hosts discuss comic book news, Star Trek updates, and upcoming events with humorous banter.
The hosts discuss upcoming segments including Marvel blind bag drama, top books of 2025, and a Facebook Marketplace adventure.
The hosts welcome a guest and introduce their book club discussion of Fantastic Four Unstable Molecules, with comedic banter and sponsor shoutouts.
Episode 601 comes in with year-end energy.
The hosts celebrate their 600th episode with comic book picks, top 10 lists, trivia, and casual holiday banter.
Three friends catch up and joke about their recent weekend together in Kansas City.
A comedic roundtable discussion about comic book trivia, news, and a book pick, hosted by three friends.
The hosts engage in casual, humorous conversation about their comic book club selection and Thanksgiving leftovers.
The hosts banter about Thanksgiving and preview a big week of new comic releases.
The hosts discuss comic book picks, trivia, and recent emails from DC and Marvel in a humorous roundtable format.
Three friends banter about comics, trivia, and their weekly lives in a humorous podcast.
The hosts discuss their weekly comic book picks and prepare to review the West Coast Avengers miniseries.
Three childhood friends discuss comic books, trivia, and personal stories in a humorous roundtable format.
This episode of the Worst Comic Podcast Ever features the hosts discussing their recent attendance at local conventions, upcoming book club plans, and various segments like trivia and top ten lists, while sharing travel anecdotes and technical recording issues.
The hosts discuss New York Comic Con announcements, DC KO, trivia, and top 10 lists with humorous banter.
The hosts of Worst Comic Podcast Ever introduce their episode covering DC comics topics, including trivia, Silver Age tales, and community events in Kansas City.
The hosts discuss their travels to OFCON in Oklahoma and Portland, and preview their book club discussion on Terrifics volume one.
This episode of the Worst Comic Podcast Ever features casual discussion about comic conventions, upcoming book club plans, trivia, and personal anecdotes from the hosts.
Worst Comic Podcast Ever episode 585 centers on Rose City Comic Con, where Phil Hester and Andy Parks worked the Hero Initiative table, drew Green Arrow and Swamp Thing commissions, and met David Harbour at the convention.
The hosts celebrate a birthday and discuss upcoming events, comics, movies, and trivia in a humorous roundtable format.
Three friends discuss comic book news, trivia, and personal anecdotes with humor and banter.
The hosts interview creators at Planet Comic-Con, discussing their work and experiences despite subpar audio quality.
The hosts introduce a jam-packed episode featuring trivia, a pick segment, and an interview with a toy expert about action figures and toy fair news.