Between The Gutters Podcast

Prior to our recording of episode 24 on July 4th, we discuss the most recent comics we've read.

Join us as we continue our countdown of the top 25 Marvel comics of all time! Number six is probably a title you might not immediately associate with Marvel Comics today. In fact, Marvel wasn't even the original publisher of this work... because it's foreign material. Nonetheless, it's worthy of inclusion of the top 25 Marvels of all time, and we hope you can appreciate and enjoy this tribute to this legendary comic. Feel free to comment, or email us at betweenthegutterspodcast@gmail.com! Follow us on Twitter @btweentheguttrs! Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/BetweentheGutters/

What sounds like the lunatic ravings of a couple of madmen is actually an idiosyncratic, heavily stylized reading of an excerpt from the sixth greatest Marvel comic of all time. Can you guess what it is?

It began with a simple question: What is a mouth breather? Join us as we discuss crossing paths with this very special breed of miscreants.

AVENGERS: ENDGAME SPOILERS ABOUND. In this follow-up to our last episode, we hang out with our friend Pastor Ray, a big-time MCU fan, and discuss Endgame a bit more as well as the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a whole. Some of the points we hit: Ray's origins as a comic book reader and fan, top five MCU films, bottom five MCU films, thoughts on the upcoming slate of MCU films, and how Marvel Studios might integrate the Fantastic Four and X-Men into their shared universe. As always, feel free to hit us up in the comments, email, Twitter, or IG with any of your own thoughts, theories, or questions! betweenthegutterspodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @btweentheguttrs www.instagram.com/BetweentheGutters/

Pastor Raymond Fung joins us for this mini-episode where we talk about our all-time favorite costume redesigns.

An early morning mic check with Pastor Ray.

SPOILER ALERT Actually, the first 11:35 of this episode are completely spoiler-free. After that, it's chock full of spoilers as we discuss, dissect, reminisce, and revel in the superhero spectacle of Avengers: Endgame. This is what you've been waiting for. What did you think of the movie? As always, feel free to hit us up in the comments, email, Twitter, or IG with any of your own thoughts, theories, or questions! betweenthegutterspodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @btweentheguttrs www.instagram.com/BetweentheGutters/

Episode 21 Mic Check - What Comics Were You Into Before Everyone Else Was Into Them? by Albert and Dru

Every so often, we get listeners and friends who ask us for recommendations on what to read. It's often an overwhelming question, but we're making it easy for ourselves by limiting ourselves to only one recommendation. This is the second in a recurring feature in our podcast. We're aided and abetted by our allies and fellow veteran comics fans, Alexander Sheynis and Julian Zachary Hanna. Between the four of us, we'll each share one recommendation and spend some time talking about what makes our recommended book special. In this episode, we share recommendations for crime fiction. Back in episode 16, we shared superhero recommendations. In future installments, we'll discuss our picks for even more genres and categories, like horror, romance, fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction, biography, music, food/cooking, nonfiction, humor, and much more. (Yes - comics about music, and comics about food/cooking. We try to read a lot of stuff!) We hope you enjoy the episode! Let us know what your recommendation

Originally recorded in late November 2018, Sheynis and Zach join us again as we discussed Stan Lee's recent death. This was a really off-the-cuff recording. I (Dru) was expecting this to go into our mic check playlist, but the discussion ended up being long enough and substantial enough to warrant its own episode.

These recordings are mostly a collection of mic checks, so random jokes, little stories, and deep philosophical discussions about comic books. There are a couple of longer pieces here that are essentially mini-episodes. The descriptions are mostly in the titles.

These recordings are mostly a collection of mic checks, so random jokes, little stories, and deep philosophical discussions about comic books. There are a couple of longer pieces here that are essentially mini-episodes. The descriptions are mostly in the titles.

These recordings are mostly a collection of mic checks, so random jokes, little stories, and deep philosophical discussions about comic books. There are a couple of longer pieces here that are essentially mini-episodes. The descriptions are mostly in the titles.

These recordings are mostly a collection of mic checks, so random jokes, little stories, and deep philosophical discussions about comic books. There are a couple of longer pieces here that are essentially mini-episodes. The descriptions are mostly in the titles.

These recordings are mostly a collection of mic checks, so random jokes, little stories, and deep philosophical discussions about comic books. There are a couple of longer pieces here that are essentially mini-episodes. The descriptions are mostly in the titles.

These recordings are mostly a collection of mic checks, so random jokes, little stories, and deep philosophical discussions about comic books. There are a couple of longer pieces here that are essentially mini-episodes. The descriptions are mostly in the titles.

These recordings are mostly a collection of mic checks, so random jokes, little stories, and deep philosophical discussions about comic books. There are a couple of longer pieces here that are essentially mini-episodes. The descriptions are mostly in the titles.

These recordings are mostly a collection of mic checks, so random jokes, little stories, and deep philosophical discussions about comic books. There are a couple of longer pieces here that are essentially mini-episodes. The descriptions are mostly in the titles.

These recordings are mostly a collection of mic checks, so random jokes, little stories, and deep philosophical discussions about comic books. There are a couple of longer pieces here that are essentially mini-episodes. The descriptions are mostly in the titles.