Waiting On The Trade

In this episode, guest host Simon Payne chooses wisely, as we discuss the first volume of Kieron Gillen, Dan Mora, Tamra Bonvillain, and Ed Dukeshire's Once and Future.

In this episode, guest host Tyler Marifke goes on an awkward couple's retreat with us, as we discuss Kelly Thompson, Pere Pérez, Frank D'Armata, and co.'s Rogue & Gambit: Ring of Fire.

Welcome back to Waiting on the Trade: The Dream Journal, a miniseries in which we're discussing Neil Gaiman and co.'s original run on The Sandman. In this episode, we've each brought a discussion question prompted by our read of Volume Eight: Worlds' End.

In this episode, guest host Suzanne Payne gets astrological with us, as we discuss Paulina Ganucheau, Kevin Panetta, and co.'s Zodiac Starforce: By the Power of Astra.

In this episode, guest host Kathryn Prince sells out with us, as we discuss volume 10 of Fiona Staples, Fonografiks, and Brian K. Vaughan's Saga.

In this episode, guest host Bryce Manning lets Netflix's suggestion algorithm be our guide, as we discuss the first volume of Alice Oseman's Heartstopper.

In this episode, guest host Callum Smith helps us navigate the wild world of corporate superhero comics, as we discuss Grant Morrison, Mikel Janín, Jordie Bellaire, and co.'s Superman and the Authority.

Welcome back to Waiting on the Trade: The Dream Journal, a miniseries in which we're discussing Neil Gaiman and co.'s original run on The Sandman. In this episode, we've each brought a discussion question prompted by our read of Volume Seven: Brief Lives.

In this special episode, guest host Simon Payne helps us answer a question that most fledgling comics readers have: How do you find good comics? We list great recommendation resources and ways to purchase (or borrow) comics and graphic novels.

In this episode, guest host Jonathan Gurney gets railroaded by a stubborn DM, as we discuss the final volume of Kieron Gillen, Stephanie Hans, Clayton Cowles, Rian Hughes, and Chrissy Williams's DIE.

Welcome back to Waiting on the Trade: The Dream Journal, a miniseries in which we're discussing Neil Gaiman and co.'s original run on The Sandman. In this episode, we've each brought a discussion question prompted by our read of Volume Six: Fables and Reflections.

In this episode, guest host Tyler Marifke unearths one of Marvel's darkest secrets, as we discuss Jason Aaron, Mike Deodato Jr., Chris Eliopoulos, Frank Martin, and co.'s Original Sin.

In this episode, guest host Melissa from The SJW Comic Book Club brings us one of her faves, as we discuss Alex de Campi, Fernando Ruiz, Rich Koslowski, Jason Millet, John Workman, and co.'s Archie Vs. Predator.

Welcome back to Waiting on the Trade: The Dream Journal, a miniseries in which we're discussing Neil Gaiman and co.'s original run on The Sandman. In this episode, we've each brought a discussion question prompted by our read of Volume Five: A Game of You.

In this episode, guest host Kathryn Prince speaks our language, as we discuss Fiona Staples, Fonografiks, and Brian K. Vaughan's Saga.

Welcome back to Waiting on the Trade: The Dream Journal, a miniseries in which we're discussing Neil Gaiman and co.'s original run on The Sandman. In this episode, we've each brought a discussion question prompted by our read of Volume Four: Season of Mists.

In this episode, guest host Monte Nelson begins our crossover with The SJW Comic Book Club podcast, as we discuss Max Bemis and Michael Walsh's X-Men: Worst X-Man Ever.

Welcome back to Waiting on the Trade: The Dream Journal, a miniseries in which we're discussing Neil Gaiman and co.'s original run on The Sandman. In this episode, we've each brought a discussion question prompted by our read of Volume Three: Dream Country.

In this episode, guest host Callum Smith helps us power through some prologues, as we discuss Stan Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo: Grasscutter.

Welcome back to Waiting on the Trade: The Dream Journal, a miniseries in which we're discussing Neil Gaiman and co.'s original run on The Sandman. In this episode, we've each brought a discussion question prompted by our read of Volume Two: The Doll's House.