Hosted by Michael Regina · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 29 episodes
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Deep dive into single issues of comics from Marvel, DC, Epic, Valiant, Dark Horse and more. Understand the artists behind them and hopefully give you a unique view into the comic lore and business!
Michael Regina hosts Read the Freaking Comics!, a arts show with 29 episodes published.
🧛♂️ Vampires. 📸 Jimmy Olsen. 🦇 Robin. And Superman dragging a vampire into the sunrise like it's just another Tuesday. Welcome to one of the strangest detours in Superman history! In this episode, we dive deep into S
What if I told you that in the future of 1990, Canada was the most powerful country on Earth—and its greatest defender wore a red-and-white costume and battled evil from the cockpit of a flying patrol car? Join us for a
What happens when a rogue scientist hijacks Firestorm, rewrites Mount Rushmore with his own face, and triggers a quantum explosion that splinters time itself? Welcome to Fury of Firestorm #15! 😱In this explosive deep di
What happens when Frank Castle trades Miami's neon chaos for the old-world blood feuds of Sicily? In this episode, we’re cracking open Punisher War Journal #25—a brutal and bizarre detour into Castle's Italian roots that
What if a forgotten issue of Micronauts marked the turning point for Marvel’s future? In this episode, we dive deep into Micronauts Vol. 1 #38 (February 1982), a quiet reboot that carries major significance—not just for
Welcome to the weirdest Justice League timeline EVER! It's the year 3001 and everything’s gone off the rails—Superman’s a self-obsessed maniac, Batman's basically done with heroism, and Guy Gardner? Well… pronouns are ju
🔥 Saddle up, comic fans — today we’re diving deep into Deadly Tales of the Gunslinger Spawn #1! 🔥Written by the legendary Jimmy Palmiotti, this brand-new chapter in the Spawn Universe fuses the brutal grit of the Wild
Before the superhero genre took over the big screen, Project Superpowers was rewriting the rules on legacy, justice, and what it means to be a forgotten hero. In this explosive kickoff to Volume 3, Green Lama is haunted
A comic adaptation of The Shadow of the Torturer exists—but you’ve probably never seen it. Why? Because it was cut short before it could fully bring Gene Wolfe’s vision to life. Published by Innovation Comics in 1991, th
Hold onto your pouches, because this issue of X-Force is a full-blown 90s comic spectacle! Cable’s old ship, Graymalkin, suddenly appears in Earth’s orbit, setting off a three-way battle between S.H.I.E.L.D., War Machine
May 1988—The Cold War is raging, and in the pages of DC Comics, things are just as intense! 'Justice League International #13' sets up an epic clash between the JLI, the Suicide Squad, and a squad of Soviet heroes, all o
Buckle up, because we’re diving deep into Iron Man #78 from 2004—an overlooked gem packed with high-stakes action, political drama, and one of Tony Stark’s boldest career moves! Ever wondered how Iron Man almost became S
December 2024 marked the dawn of DC’s Absolute Universe, and Absolute Wonder Woman #1 is leading the charge! A warrior raised in Hell, wielding dark magic and a flaming red lasso—this isn’t the Diana you know. In this de
In July 1987, Marvel delivered an unforgettable showdown in 'X-Men vs. Avengers 4'! This finale of the 4-part miniseries pits Earth’s Mightiest Heroes against the Children of the Atom with Magneto at the heart of the cha
Dive into the action-packed world of Bloodshot #3 from Valiant Comics, released in April 1993! While Indecent Proposal dominated theaters and Snow’s "Informer" topped the charts, Bloodshot patrolled the streets of Brookl
Step back into the fantastical world of Valusia with Marvel’s *Kull the Conqueror Vol. 2 #1*! Released in December 1982, this issue brings Kull, King of Valusia, into a whirlwind of madness, treachery, and war after he d
DC’s Blackhawk #248 (October 1976) continues the Blackhawks’ battle against the villainous Biolord, who threatens to obliterate Great Britain with a million-megaton missile. In this thrilling installment, Blackhawk risks
Join us as we deep-dive into Wolverine (Vol. 2) 106 from October 1996, a unique issue that explores the softer, introspective sides of Wolverine and Elektra. This story takes us from Wolverine’s old homestead in Alberta,
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #1 (1989) is a seminal issue in Batman history, kicking off the character’s first solo series in nearly 50 years. Written by the legendary Dennis O’Neil, this issue explores Bruce Wayne
March 1991 brought Spider-Man into the heart of New York City in Spectacular Spider-Man #174, as Peter Parker balances reporting duties with superhero heroics. When Spider-Man’s Spidey sense detects a threat at the Daily
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