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Aftershock Central aftershockcentral@gmail.com
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5.0 • 10 Ratings
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Every other week Aaron, Ronnie and Travis discuss the latest in the world of Aftershock Comics including news, events, interviews, solicitations, reviews and more! Shock the World!
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Like An Anime Annihilation, But With Tentacles
Martin and Travis return for a third week in a row to discuss the Lovecraft Extended Universe with Mark Sable's latest, "Miskatonic" #2 before diving into the insanely awesome "We Live" #3 by the Miranda Brothers. Will Martin geek out with more Lovecraft knowledge bombs this episode? Of course, he's a nerd (says Travis).
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Descent Into Lovecraftian Madness
Travis and Martin are back for the second week in a row to dive into the latest Aftershock releases! First up, we have a new book announcement with "Bequest" by Tim Seeley and Freddie Williams II. Then Martin talks a bit about the Lovecraftian masterpiece by Cullen Bunn, "Piecemeal" which Travis didn't get a chance to read. Finally, we go deep into the rest of the releases as we dive VERY deep (all puns intended) into "Lonely Receiver" #4 and wrap things up with "Disaster Inc." #5.
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New Phone, Who Dis?
After a months long hiatus, Travis and Martin return to the Aftershock Central to discuss the latest batch of releases from Aftershock Comics, and what a week to return to! First up, we dive deep into Steve Orlando's incredible original graphic novel "Kill A Man," before going monster hunting with "Kaiju Score" #1. Then, things heat up as we're blown away by Eliot Rahal's new book "Knock 'Em Dead" #1 and finally wrap things up with a discussion of the first two issues of Stephanie Philips' "Red Atlantis" which may send Martin down the conspiracy rabbit hole.
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Welcome to Phylo
Travis and Martin are back for another episode of the Aftershock Central and as always, we dive into the latest releases from Aftershock. This week, we discuss "Lonely Receiver" #1 and "Disaster Inc." #3! We'll be back in two weeks to discuss a couple of new books, but until then, thanks for listening!
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Strange Things Are Afoot At The Circle-K
Travis and Martin are back for another episode of the Aftershock Central and as always, we dive into the latest releases from Aftershock. First up, though, we talk a little bit about "The Kaiju Score," a book scheduled to be released in November which has just been optioned by Sony. Then it's time for the books, and this week, that means "Godkillers" #5 and "The Man Who Effed Up Time" #5! Thanks for listening!
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It's Like Zombie Cheers!
Travis and Martin are back for another episode of the Aftershock Central and as always, we dive into the latest releases from Aftershock. This week, that means "Artemis and the Assassin" #4, and "Dead Day" #2. Thanks for listening!
Customer Reviews
These guys know their stuff and are very entertaining
Martin, Travis and Ronny review Aftershock’s newest releases, cutting deep into the writing, art, color, and lettering. These guys are very well read, so they often pull in story parallels from literature or mythology. They know the writers’ works very well and draw in comparisons with writers’ other body of work. They also relate the books to pop culture and history. They’re very good at explaining storytelling constructs like foreshadowing and flashbacks, time travel etc. Their back and forth banter is entertaining as well as informative. I haven’t already read the books they’re reviewing before I listen to the podcast, so they’re careful not to spoil the plot but they do make me want to dig into the book myself. Really great podcast if you’re a fan of Aftershock.
Get On Board With This Podcast
Aftershock has such a great growing library of comic titles, it’s over whelming. This podcast does a great job of honestly helping show you which awesome titles to pick up that will suit your interests!! Check out this podcast and all the Aftershock titles!
The Podcast for Aftershock Comics Fans!
This is an up-and-coming podcast about a great up-and-coming comic publisher! Join each week as three fun and smart guys discuss their love of Aftershock.