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BOOM! Studios

BOOM! Studios is a publisher of comic books and graphic novels, operating through imprints including BOOM! Studios, BOOM! Box, KaBOOM!, and Archaia. It publishes both original series and licensed properties such as Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Dune, and The Expanse, and also develops adaptations of its properties for film and television.www.boom-studios.com

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Sep 23, 2026

Alex ZalbenHOST
2:39
While one would have expected the Rebirth book to get released tied into HBO's Lanterns, as far as has been reported, only Nathan Fillion's Guy Gardner and Aaron Pierre's Jon Stewart will be in the movie, so you can skip that one for textual and ethical reasons.
Alex ZalbenHOST
3:01
As Surprise announced at last year's New York Comic-Con, Something is Killing the Children is crossing over with DC's Swamp Thing in the first ever crossover for Boom Studios' Slaughterverse.
Alex ZalbenHOST
3:10
We finally got a debut date and synopsis to prove it's actually happening.
Alex ZalbenHOST
3:14
Hitting stars in December, the 64-page one-shot will be by James Tynan IV and Werther Dell'Adora, aka the team from Something is Killing the Children.
Gerry RiccinoHOST
27:50
Great premise, great twists, great characters.
Gerry RiccinoHOST
27:53
You know, Boom Studios does really well with these miniseries, and Sarah Gailing and Hai Ning in particular, the artwork is, is really wonderful.
Gerry RiccinoHOST
28:01
So if you, if you read issue one with us months ago, but you didn't get a chance to finish it out, highly recommend finishing out the five issues of Neighborhood Watch.
Gerry RiccinoHOST
28:11
Um, another new issue that came out this week was The Big Shakedown over at Dark Horse.
Jeremy HaunGUEST
43:10
Like the beauty is kind of sort of set apart in its own thing.
Jeremy HaunGUEST
43:14
But, um, But the Red Mother that I did for Boom Studios and Murder Podcasts and The Folk of Dooney Hollow and like all the stuff in my anthology collection of short stories, they all basically take place in the same universe.
Jeremy HaunGUEST
43:35
So there's like kind of this mythos that sort of connects all of those things.
SpencerHOST
43:42
Would you ever do a crossover? I know that's not the coolest thing ever, but would you ever do that? I don't know.
Joe PerezHOST
24:57
Liz has hung out, and we've played games in the shop.
Joe PerezHOST
25:01
It also affected the comic side of it, too, because Diamond was the distributor for Marvel, DC, Image Comics, Dark Horse Comics, IDW, Dynamite Entertainment, Boom Studios, Valiant, Oni Press, and basically the major distributor of manga and graphic novels in North America.
Joe PerezHOST
25:22
And when this wound up happening, comic shops across the nation here at the very least, we didn't get our comic books.
Joe PerezHOST
25:32
And so like you would think, oh, that's not too bad.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
11:04
Um, so there are these overwhelming hype cycles, which brings us to today's podcast.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
11:09
Because I'm going to need by September 21st people who are interested in this comic book to actively tell their comic book store of choice that they want to read No One Escapes the Dialectic by Spencer Ackerman and Antonio Fuso, published by Boom Studios, uh, even though that comic is not gonna be published until November 3rd.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
11:32
It's a crazy business.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
11:34
It's an extremely contingent one.

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Spencer AckermanGUEST
20:49
And so when, uh, Kirkman licenses it, he accordingly, you know, gets all of, uh, the share of that ownership, uh, entitles him to in adapting it.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
21:00
Um, other comic book publishers offer kind of that, that, that, you know, versions of that.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
21:06
Um, uh, you know, some of them, like the, like Boom Studios, which is publishing No One Escapes the Dialectic, uh, serves as a conveyor into, uh, Hollywood in particular and, and wants to be a kind of adaptation shop.
Spencer AckermanGUEST
21:19
Will it happen with this? I don't know, but knock wood, it would be kind of cool if something like that happened.
JustinHOST
12:30
So Mike sent this one over from bloodydisgusting.com.
JustinHOST
12:34
So Hellraiser, Boom Studios announces two comic book series set in Clive Barker's hellish world.
JustinHOST
12:39
I know previously we talked about them bringing back the Hellraiser stuff.
JustinHOST
12:43
So Boom Studios has been doing a hell of a job bringing Clive Barker's created hellraiser franchise back to life this year first announcing the three classic clive barker hellraiser comics are coming back to the shelves then they announced a five all new one shots which we talked about set in the world of hellraiser but even that was just the beginning bloody disgusting is excited to exclusively let you know this afternoon that boom bringing the heat with two new series set in the twisted world of clive barker's hellraiser so we have hellbound hearts and new parables so the first one is done by mike costa and artist uh jan basil the dealer totally butchered that joined forces in hellraiser hellbound hearts featuring onslaught of different covers done by obviously major different artists but it brings together a group of terrorized survivors each with their own scars from the horrific encounters with the cento bites within a Is
ZachHOST
13:34
that how we're saying it right? It's Cenobites.
JustinHOST
13:36
Cenobites, yeah.
CarterHOST
15:55
We do not care.
ErnieHOST
15:59
uh but no number seven boom entertainment uh which shit did they change their name shit i didn't catch it oh yeah i think it's a misprint i think it's a i was like i think they mean boom studios i think they mean boom studios
CarterHOST
16:21
And I want to say seven is too low, but I'm trying to like, I feel like that might be too low.
ErnieHOST
16:27
I think it's a little too low, especially in the wake of another thing I picked up this week.
Peter RiosHOST
0:21
And just recently, over the last two weeks or so, I learned from Rom V's social media that his comic book, The Many Deaths of Leila Starr, was being turned into an opera.
Peter RiosHOST
0:39
The Many Deaths of Leila Starr was a miniseries that came out from Boom Studios, I believe, by Rom V and artist Felipe Andrade.
Peter RiosHOST
0:50
And it was an amazing read when I read it at the time.
Peter RiosHOST
0:54
I tried looking for it on the Daily Rios website.
PeteHOST
61:17
So that's the fun of this.
JustinHOST
61:19
Well, then let's light it up a little bit, Pete, and talk Hellraiser Resurrections, the deep gospel number one from Boom Studios, written by Teenie Howard, art by Jenna Cha.
JustinHOST
61:28
Teenie! We've had a few of these.
JustinHOST
61:32
We've talked about the last two in the last two weeks.
Ben KingsburyGUEST
39:24
... and, you know, uh, besides Tyler Kirkham.
Ben KingsburyGUEST
39:27
And then we get to Boom Studios was lucky enough to hook me up, and I got to do a Steven Seacove and a Juma Hill and, you know, some of these.
Ben KingsburyGUEST
39:34
So you kind of like, Gerard Parel when I did Superman, Spider-Man.
Badr MilliganHOST
39:38
Mm-hmm.

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