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Your Good-Time Comic Pals Having a Chitty-Chat on The Corner Box - S3Ep43

Your Good-Time Comic Pals Having a Chitty-Chat on The Corner Box - S3Ep43

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The fellas get into how summer events stopped feeling like summer events and became a never-ending conveyor belt of crossover noise. John pulls from the Marvel trenches with House of M, Civil War, Secret Invasion, Tony Stark taking the heat, and Ralph Macchio’s very correct complaint that Spider-Man should not just walk into a press conference like some regular dope. Then Absolute Batman takes over the room, with Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta’s monster hit reportedly moving wild numbers and now heading into animation with the actual comics creators involved. David and John debate whether that’s a creator win, a workload trap, or both, before veering into the eternal truth that most superhero adaptations still lose to the comic on the page. And once “What John and David read this week” kicks in, it’s a full rack raid: Ghost Machine, Kyle Starks’ Wrestle Heist, Vertigo’s new wave, Lobo, Drew Hennessy, Dai Dark, Dungeon Crawler Carl, and Invincible crushing graphic novel sales like it never left.Captions:“They started building tent poles instead of building up in the summer.” — John on how event comics became a constant cycle“Spider-Man doesn’t walk to a press conference and walk out like a normal person. He’s Spider-Man.” — John channeling Ralph Macchio’s perfect superhero logic“Well, how about Tommy Lee Edwards?” — David on the emergency button that fixes any bad comic idea instantly“Let them cook.” — David on Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta being involved in the Absolute Batman animated series“I think bank robbers are heroes, David.” — John offering the only morally correct read on Wrestle HeistSplash Page:[00:00] – The Guest Is Nobody: John teases an exciting guest, and David immediately undercuts the whole operation because it’s just them.[01:37] – Summer Events Lost the Calendar: David and John talk about how big comic events used to dominate summer, but now announcements and launches feel scattered across the whole year.[04:10] – Event or Just a Big Story?: John uses Avengers Armageddon to unpack the fuzzy line between a major arc and a full-blown line event.[07:10] – Civil War From the Trenches: John explains how tie-ins worked, why the X-Men mostly sidestepped Civil War, and how Tony Stark became the guy everyone wanted to punch.[08:31] – Spider-Man Should Be Spider-Man-y: Ralph Macchio’s issue with the identity reveal scene becomes a perfect lesson in why superhero staging matters.[11:27] – The 1985 Photo-Realism Trap: John remembers Mark Millar’s original photo-manipulation plan for 1985 and why Tommy Lee Edwards was the better answer by a mile.[16:47] – Absolute Batman Has the Juice: The guys react to Absolute Batman’s huge sales chatter, Nick Dragotta’s art, and the thrill of a top-selling comic actually being good.[18:42] – Absolute Animation, Creator Control: The Absolute Batman animated announcement flips David from skeptical to fully interested once Snyder and Dragotta are involved.[33:18] – Ghost Machine Is Firing: David catches up on Ghost Machine and celebrates Brian Hitch, Gary Frank, and Francis Manapul producing big, polished comics on a strong cadence.[34:23] – Wrestle Heist Deserves the Belt: David breaks down Kyle Starks’ wrestling-meets-bank-robbery comic and mourns the fact that it may not have sold like it should have.[45:07] – A Bittersweet Credit Page: John spots Drew Hennessy’s name in God Summoner and reflects on a great inker, unfinished work, and comics that deserve to be seen.[47:47] – Bones, Backpacks, and Goth Space Chaos: John sells David hard on Dai Dark, a manga about immortality-granting bones and exactly the kind of weird nonsense this show was built for.[50:12] – Comic Books Without Pictures: David discovers prose novels, then pivots to Dungeon Crawler Carl and why comic shops were smart to pay attention.[53:20] – Invincible Still Won’t Die: The BookScan numbers turn into an Invincible victory lap, with compendiums and trades dominating the graphic novel chart years after the series ended.Support the Corner Box:David Hedgecock (https://funtimego.com) - The Corner Box Co-HostJohn Barber (https://www.pugworldwide.com) - The Corner Box Co-HostThe Corner Box (https://www.thecornerbox.club) - Official WebsiteDive Deeper Into the Back Issue Bin:Scott Snyder (https://www.dc.com/talent/scott-snyder) - Writer of Absolute Batman, with the episode circling how much creator involvement could matter for the animated adaptation.Nick Dragotta (https://www.dc.com/comics/absolute-batman-2024/absolute-batman-1) - Artist and co-creator of Absolute Batman, praised here as the visual engine giving the book serious juice.Brian Michael Bendis (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Michael_Bendis) - Writer behind New Avengers, House of M, Secret Invasion, and a big chunk of the Marvel event era John discusses.J. Michael Straczynski (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Michael_Straczynski) - ...
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