Alex and Joe sit down and (finally) catch up about Rhode Island Comic Con for what feels like the first time in forever.
You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4.
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com
Welcome to Ready, Nerd, Go! Graphic Policy’s newest podcast focused on tabletop role playing games (RPGs), hosted by Alex and Enko. With the rising popularity of D&D and other tabletop RPGs, we wanted to help folks who are interested in learning about the hobby take their first steps.
On the docket for this episode:
Music by Alex K Cossa via Suno.
Email: ReadyNerdGo@gmail.com
Alex and Joe sit down and (finally) catch up about Marvel Legends for what feels like the first time in forever.
You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4.
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com
Welcome to Ink & Imagination, brought to you by Those Two Geeks.
In the early 1990s, comics weren’t just stories, they were investments. Collectors, speculators, and even casual fans flooded comic shops, convinced that every #1 issue or shiny foil cover would be the next Action Comics #1. Publishers like Marvel, DC, and the newly formed Image Comics were happy to feed the frenzy; releasing endless variant covers, holographic editions, and “limited” collector’s runs printed by the millions.
For a brief, chaotic moment, the industry boomed. Comic shops opened on every corner, and first issues sold in the millions. But it was a bubble waiting to burst.
Music by Nicholas Panek from Pixabay
The need for solidarity with Palestinians and Jewish Americans reconning with the historical myths we’ve been fed–– James Gunn’s new Superman movie really went there and did it superbly. Who better to process it with than Rafael Shimoff and Shoshana Brown, the hosts of Beyond the Pale, radio’s home for NY’s Jewish left!
But first an update from Project Fulcrum, Get Free’s Star Wars fan organizing campaign striking a blow against censorship.
Alex and Joe are joined by Frank Martin (www.FranktheWriter.com) to talk about his upcoming Kickstarter Love & Death on The Dark Side of the Moon, a tale about a man cursed to live in darkness or become a monster; Nero must discover the light within himself in this OGN of love, loss and tragedy.
You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4.
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com
It’s another JAM session as Matthew Klein joins our intrepid hosts to talk about how his comic Crashing came to be, from inception to publishing the first issue. There is a title suggested in the episode, but I forgot what it was…
Matthew’s book Crashing is available now through IDW Publishing. His webcomic The Rhyme Scheme is available for free here. You can also find his podcast, Comics For You via Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4.
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com
Alex is joined by Ready, Nerd, Go! cohost Anco and the man responsible for Anco watching wrestling again, Cody, to talk about casual fan Anco’s experience watching AEW Forbidden Door 2025.
You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4.
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com
Welcome to Ready, Nerd, Go! Graphic Policy’s newest podcast focused on tabletop role playing games (RPGs), hosted by Alex and Enko. With the rising popularity of D&D and other tabletop RPGs, we wanted to help folks who are interested in learning about the hobby take their first steps.
On the docket for this episode:
Music by Alex Grohl from Pixabay.
Email: ReadyNerdGo@gmail.com
Welcome to Ink & Imagination, brought to you by Those Two Geeks.
In this episode, we dive into the life and legacy of Will Eisner, one of comics’ true visionaries. Best known for The Spirit and for pioneering the “graphic novel,” Eisner also became a tireless advocate for creator rights in an industry that often exploited its talent. From his own struggles with publishers to his pivotal role in reshaping how artists and writers claimed ownership over their work, we’ll explore how Eisner’s fight helped pave the way for the conversations, and protections, that define comics today.
Music by Nicholas Panek from Pixabay
