The first Friday of the month means it’s time to check in with Alpha Comics shop owner Chris Humphries and talk a little shop. May is always an interesting month with Free Comic Book Day and Chris is here to dish about the business. Aaron Long: April saw two pretty big releases with Avengers Vs.…
Ten Tweets Thursday with @chris_wetalk
It’s Thursday and that means it’s time for another Ten Tweets bonanza! This week we chat with We Talk Comics podcast co-host Chris Beck (@chris_wetalk)! #1 What is the first comic you remember reading? Collected before I could read but first comic I bought with my own money was Superman 423. Secret Wars #4 was…
Ten Tweets Thursday with @NickinDallas
It’s that time again…yes, that’s right! It’s Ten Tweets Thursday! This week we have Nick (@NickinDallas) in the hot seat to answer the ten questions. Check out what he had to say…. #1 What is the first comic you remember reading? One of my uncle’s old JLA books from the mid-late 70’s. #2 You can…
Ten Tweets Thursday with @CubReporterK
Welcome to Ten Tweets Thursday, the weekly feature where Comicosity harasses a poor comic book loving person with a Twitter interview of ten specific questions. This week, we dig deeper into the mind of We Talk Comics podcast co-host and Comicosity reviewer Keith Callbeck (@CubReporterK). #1 What is the first comic you remember reading? It…
Ten Tweets Thursday with @kevenskinner
Welcome to the very first Ten Tweets Thursday, a feature where comic fans, internet journalists, creators and more get to sound off on 10 set questions with 140 character answers. This week, we find out the hidden secrets of Keven Skinner (@kevenskinner), Music Editor for The Daily BLAM! #1 What is the first comic you remember…
Shop Talk With Alpha Comics: April 6, 2012
Welcome to the inaugural Shop Talk with comic shop owner Chris Humphries of Alpha Comics in Calgary, Alberta. On the first Friday of each month Chris will give Comicosity the word from the street, as he sees it from his shop. Without further ado, let’s dig right in…. Aaron Long: The publishers throw out a…