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Hosted by The Roper Family · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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Just two parents reading comic books and enjoying cookies with our now 5-year-old son, Alden. We started as a mock podcast in our living room and decided to share the fun with any potential listeners who love action stories. Enjoy the adventures and share your cookie recipes with us!
The Roper Family hosts Comics and Cookies, a kids show with 23 episodes published.
Alden and Mommy are reading the newest episode of Street Sharks together with a new favorite cookie Alden says is his #1 now! The Street Sharks’ reputation is rocky and Dr. Paradigm displays his worst monster yet- will h
Mommy is reading with Alden and his best friend on this episode! We are reading a new comic series and starting with the first episode of a new Disney favorite, Zootopia. Judy and Nick are working together as partners in
-Mommy is reading, and we have 2 extra special guests to debut on this episode! On this episode of Street Sharks, one of the gang members gets thwarted by Dr. Paradigm and the Seaviates! The rest of the team has to work
Mommy is reading again and we are back at home with a new look to our studio! Alden has something exciting to share! On this episode of Street Sharks, the gang encounters a new villain working with Dr. Paradigm!-S’mores
A back to back daddy episode with another special guest! And in a location far from home! We are continuing our story from last month as the Street Sharks encounter a new obstacle from Paradigm! -Reese's pieces cookies c
It's a very special Daddy episode! With an extra special guest, cousin Rowan! It was definitely a wild ride with these two and a retro comic that is endless action! -White chocolate cranberry cookie recipe credit to Tiff
-blueberry cookie recipe credit to Marley Goldin at marleysmenu.com -comic credit to Scooby-Doo Where Are You? Pulp Friction by Sholly Fisch & Over the Boardwalk by Paul Kupperberg -intro music credit to Breakz Studios-b
-blueberry cookie recipe credit to Marley Goldin at marleysmenu.com -comic credit to Scooby-Doo Where Are You? Pulp Friction by Sholly Fisch & Over the Boardwalk by Paul Kupperberg -intro music credit to Breakz Studios -
Join us for another Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries! We made a classic cookie for the first week of school. This comic also has one of my favorite villains! oatmeal raisin cookie recipe credit to Danielle Rye at livewellba
Join us on our Batman and Scooby-Doo Mysteries series and my new favorite cookie! Cookie credit to Shelly at cookiesandcups.com Music credit to Happinessinmusiuc, jumpingbunny and James Milor at Pixabay.com Comic Batman
It took us a while to publish another episode. Thank you for coming along with us on our podcast journey! This one is the awaited pirates episode of Scooby-Doo! Summer-inspired lemonade cookie recipe credit to Jessica &
Scooby-Doo is back! This time for a spooky car wash and a special mystery for Velma's birthday! Also, the cookie is a classic- simple and delicious! This one was a fan favorite! no-bake cookie recipe credit to Danielle R
Join us for a villain redemption story as we enjoy our chocolate chip cherry cookie recipe credit to Jessica of howsweeteats.com Disney Villains Cruella DeVil comic book credit to writer Sweeney Boo, artist Maria Puglia,
modified “Buckeyes” cookie recipe credit to John Kanell of preppykitchen.com What If…? Mickey and Friends Became the Fantastic Four: “The Fantastic Four Vs. Mole Pete!” comic book credit to plot writer Steve Behling, scr
We are back with another TMNT comic and possibly my favorite cookie of all time! We also share some of Alden's favorite Christmas toys with y'all. chocolate chip pomegranate oatmeal cookie recipe credit to Anna of hidden
turtle cookie recipe credit to Lauren Allen at tastesbetterfromscratch.com comic book credit to story writer Erik Burnham, artist Sarah Myer, Letterer Ed Dukeshire, colorist Luis Antonio Delgado, editor Thea Cheuk, assis
Welcome back to episode 7 of Comics and Cookies! We have a special Daddy reading today with a yummy spider cookie to go along with a Spider-man comic. We are also trialing a new way to read along with the comic book page
We are reading a Scooby-Doo comic today with 2 stories packed into this episode for double the mystery! You won't want to miss out on my Scooby impressions :) cookie recipe credit to Megan at olivesnthyme.com comic book
Join us as we finish our series about the story of the Pumpkin King competition with chapter 5- the cookie today is a pumpkin cookie with maple cream cheese icing. cookie recipe credit to Sally of sallysbakingaddiction.c
The competition heats up on the 4th chapter of our Halloween-themed series! Join us as we try our Halloween sprinkle sugar cookies. cookie recipe credit to Ashlyn Edwards of belleofthekitchen.com book credit to Tim Burto
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