251 – Kill La Kill

Kill La Kill


We start our series on “Oh, Japan” with weeaboo guest host Alex by watching the first six episodes of the “Kill La Kill” anime. We talk about the all the over-the-top action, characters, and tropes and getting into a heated discussion about what constitutes satire. Is this anime actual satire and parody or is it just trying to be extreme? During the discussion, Jen convinces Andy to watch some Ecchi. Plus, we talk about that Civil War trailer. To check out past episodes, go to www.WelcometoComics.com and then go support the show at www.patreon.com/WelcometoComics. Next week, “ARIA” by Kozue Amano.


250 – Thunderbolts: Cage

Thunderbolts: Cage


We wrap up our Thunderbolts series with “Thunderbolts: Cage” by Jeff Parker. In this latest iteration of the team, Luke Cage heads up a task force of super powered convicts. We talk about how the theme of the team has changed over time, pine over our favorite newcomers, and discuss the difficulty of comics with huge teams. Plus, we banter for a bit about DC’s “Rebirth,” aka the Newer 52. For past or future shows, visit www.WelcometoComcis.com. Support the show the show today at www.patreon.com/WelcometoComcis. Next week: “Kill La Kill” the anime.


249 – Thunderbolts: Faith in Monsters

Thunderbolts: Faith in Monsters


Our Thunderbolts series continues as we read Warren Ellis’ “Thunderbolts: Faith in Monsters,” which starts one of the best T-bolts runs of them all. In this new iteration, Normal Osborn forms a team of anti-heroes and villains to round up those heroes resisting the registration act. Our hosts talk about the character progression from the Busiek era, the new faces on the team, and the comic’s consistent tone. Plus, we chat up about the Deadpool movie a bit. For past or future shows, visit www.WelcometoComics.com. To support the show, hit up www.patreon.com/WelcometoComics. Next week: “Thunderbolts: Cage” by Jeff Parker.