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After having been extracted from the creepiest basement ever and hosed clean of lotion by an FBI team, The Stack returns with a brand new episode on The Silence of Lambs. Join Chris, Hal, and special guest Chris as they discuss the book, the f
After an unexpected hiatus (while Hal learned to edit audio), The Stack is back with Kraven's Last Hunt, one of the greatest Spider-man stories every published. The book should be unreadable (lion vest? Check. Forced literary allusions? Check?
What do you get when you combine Bruce Willis, bioterrorism, and an experimental French film that resembles a PowerPoint deck? You get 12 Monkeys, Terry Gilliam's time-travel movie - well, other time travel movie - that manages to be both tripp
Who benefits? YOU benefit from the return of the Stack!In our third season premiere we are talking about DC's IDENTITY CRISIS, by Brad Meltzer and Rags Morales. Join us as we talk about DC's grand plans and difficult material. And Joss Whedon
Here we are! The finale of season 2. Yet another year has gone by in which we have proved the gypsy wrong!Our extra-sized season closer (even for this notoriously long-winded show), in what is becoming a weird tradition, ranges far and wide ov
This week we are rather profanely talking about the David Milch HBO Western Deadwood, famous for Al Swearengen and more f-bombs per minute than David Mamet's discarded drafts for Glengarry.Seriously, folks, the explicit tag on this episode is
To paraphrase the Tenth Doctor: we're sorry. We're so, so sorry.
Sex! And violence! And superheroes! Oh my!It's THE BOYS by Garth Ennis, Darick Robertson, and a host of other artists. And Black Noir. And, gods save us, Team Titanic.
There is something so monumentous in this week's show on the 117 versions of Ridley Scott's sci-fi neo-noir Blade Runner that we dare not spoil it here. Here's a fun drinking game, though: every time someone says the word "replicant" or "subtl
Before Jonathan Hickman's groundbreaking, earthshaking, heart-stopping run on FANTASTIC FOUR, the cover of the book used to read "The World's Greatest Comic Magazine."On this episode, we go into great detail about why Hickman's run on this boo
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This week we are taking a look at TRUTH: RED, WHITE, AND BLACK, a book you may not have read. And if you want to read it that's going to be very hard, because it's out of print. And that sucks, because you should read it. It's incredible. Writt
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Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell take us on a harrowing tour of 19th century London and the secret history of Jack the Ripper in FROM HELL, their hulking, tome-like, extensively-cited black and white masterpiece. While FROM HELL may not necessaril
Steven Moffat! A Tolkein dwarf! Wedge Antilles!This episode we are talking about something that incredibly contains all of these things, and isn't that secret Doctor Who fanfic you wrote in high school. It's the BBC miniseries Jekyll, written
Ah, yes. KINGDOM COME. Mark Waid and Alex Ross' mid-90s epic on the end of the DC Universe. It's painted! Stuff happens! And... uh... yeah, think we'll stop there.The Stack: the world's only fully-painted podcast.
What happens when a crazy alien in love with Death (the person) gains ultimate power? He snaps his fingers, kills half the universe, and then spends six issues talking about how weird it is to have ultimate power, and hey, what is ultimate powe
Reposted from Facebook, in case someone comes looking here:Hey, folks. John here with an announcement. In light of the terrible events in Boston on Monday, and the content of both the film and our discussion about it, we're going to hold off
The Professor, The Designer and The Cannibal take us on a journey into one of the best new comics of the 21st century as The Stack dives headfirst into THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY, the brilliant and bonkers creation of a rock star and half a set of tw
Not only do you get a whole podcast's worth of content on the brilliant book Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, this week also brings inside it two special, bonus mini-podcasts inserted right into the show! They're great. You'll lov
We go to the Loeb/Sale well again this week with our look at SUPERMAN FOR ALL SEASONS, the classic coming of age story about a Kansas farmboy getting away from his small town roots. Also his small town friends, who we determine to be kind of an
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand, we're back.And we brought Galaxy Quest with us!We aso, uhm, talk a lot about Star Trek. But that's cool, right? I mean... you know... the link is there, right?By Grapthar's Hammer, The Stack has returned.
The first season of The Stack comes to a close with a wide-open discussion of DC's latest publishing initiative/reboot/what the heck ever, The New 52. We cover the dizzying highs, the despairing lows, and the exceptionally broad middle of DC's
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