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Hosted by Sage and Braden · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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A podcast covering comics by women, LGBTQ+, and nonbinary writers and artists. Sage and Braden worked at a comic shop together and want to share their love of comics with you! They each pick a book for every episode and chat about it - along with whatever else may be happening in the comics world. Remember - comics are for everyone!
Sage and Braden hosts Sage and Braden Love Comics, a arts show with 24 episodes published.
This episode we discuss Baby Blue by Swedish creator Bim Eriksson (translated to English by Melissa Bowers) - a lesbian love story in the wake of a fascist regime *cough cough* and A Song for You and I by K. O'Neill - a
Welcome back! This episode Braden breaks the rules (kind of?) and covers the not-a-comic book The Archive Undying by Emma Mieko Candon, a queer trippy sci-fi novel. And Sage (who never breaks the rules and is always righ
This episode we’re covering Spinning by Tillie Walden and This Was Our Pact by Ryan Andrews. They’re both big chunky graphic novels with wintery vibes that are great for cozying up with while we get through the last trud
Happy spooky season! 👻 This month we’re covering the fantasy manga Frieren: Beyond Journey's End by Abe Tsukasa and Kanehito Yamada and Sugar by Joy San, an anthological collection of short horror stories. We also go ov
Well folks, summer is coming to an end once more. So as a last sunshiney hoorah we are talking about two queer summer camp comics with our first ever guest - Portland based “author, poet, and homosexual” Mack W. Mani! In
This month we’re covering Mimosa, slice of life comic about queers in their 30s, and Bunt!, a comic about softball, college, and how to look at someone in a gay way. We also discuss current discourse including *that* MCU
We're back (again) and we still love comics (most of the time). This month we're letting y'all know what we've been up to the last *checks watch* year and a half, talking about TV shows and the current comics discourse™
Oh my gosh - it’s our two year podcast anniversary! Oh and it’s also Valentine’s Day (or close enough to it) To celebrate we have two books about looooove 💕 We’re talking about Lore Olympus by Rachel Smythe and Life of
Whoops! We read a book that Brandon Graham worked on. So yeah, Messy comma Weird is how we're kicking off 2023. But we dig into plenty of other books along with our usual updates on what we've been up, and wrap up with s
For Halloween we've got spooky shenanigans (sort of) AND comics to cover this episode! Our big recommendations are Low Low Woods and Be Kind, My Neighbor which both feature great, weird, queer horror stories. But if that
This episode we're covering Boys Run the Riot by Keito Gaku and Blackwater by Jeannette Arroyo and Ren Graham but first we catch up on some of the many TV shows we've been watching. We'll wrap things up with some recent
We're back after an unexpectedly long hiatus, but we have been reading comics and it's time we we finally talked about them along with some of the cool shows we've been watching/becoming obsessed with! (As well as what c
Bonus time again! We received an early review copy of Coming Back, a lovely fantasy graphic novel by Jessi Zabarsky that we loved so we had a quick chat about the book that you get to listen to now! We will be discussing
We're back and ready to get the new year started with Eat, and Love Yourself by Sweeney Boo with colors by Joana Lafuente and letters by David Hopkins and Catboy by Benji Nate! 2:05 - Kickstarter 08:02 - Eat, and Love Yo
A quick end-of-the-year bonus episode for ya'll where we review some of our greatest comics hits of 2021! Happy Holidays!
In this episode get into some queer fantasy and teen horror as we discuss Girl Haven written by Lilah Sturges, illustrated by Meaghan Carter, and lettered by Joamette Gil and Squad by Maggie Tokuda-Hall and Lisa Sterle.
Just in time for Halloween, we've got two great graphic novels about witches to cover! First up is Snapdragon by Kat Leyh followed by Witchlight by Jessi Zabarsky with colors by Geov Chouteau. 03:04 - Return of Saga 06:2
Sage and Braden are back again to talk about comics, some of the latest discourse, What If..? and more! First up is Ms. Marvel volume 01 Written by G Willow Wilson, drawn by Adrian Alphona with colors by Ian Herring and
In this episode we discuss The Girl from the Sea by Molly Knox Ostertag with colors by Maarta Laiho and Poison Ivy Thorns by Kody Keplinger Kipin and Sara Kipin. We will be discussing SPOILERS for these books and also th
We go a little long this episode as there's been a lot to talk about in the Comic book world lately, but stick around for our thoughts on our two lovely picks, Taproot by Keezy Young with lettering by AW's Tom Napolitano
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