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AIPT Comics podcast episode 166: Immortal Stories: Steve Foxe on writing X-Men, Archer & Armstrong, and more

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AIPT Comics podcast episode 166: Immortal Stories: Steve Foxe on writing X-Men, Archer & Armstrong, and more

Steve Foxe joins the AIPT Comics podcast to talk X-Men, Archer & Armstrong, and more!

Your weekly recap of the week is back with the AIPT Comics podcast and this week Steve Foxe joins the show! Foxe is writing two big series starting with X-Men ’92: XCII #1 out next week, followed by Archer & Armstrong Forever #1 launching May 4th. We discuss both series, which coincidentally involve immortal heroes! We also dig into his duties as an editor on other titles. For even MORE Steve Foxe, check X-Reads’ interview out earlier this week.

You can stream the AIPT Comics podcast below, or find it on Apple PodcastsSpotifyAmazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Before we get to the interview, we recap the biggest news of the week! We kick things off with the 2022 Hugo Awards finalists and then dig into a ton of new series announcements. Superman: Space Age #1 has got us super excited, Superman special Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League – Superman #1 coming in July, Young Justice: Targetsspins out of Young Justice: Phantoms by showrunner Greg Weisman and the secret origin of Thor is revealed in Avengers: 1,000,000 B.C. this July.

We also discuss market shares and, surprise, Marvel is leading the pack.

AIPT Comics Top Books of the Week

Dave:

  1. Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons (2021) #2 (Kelly Sue DeConnick and Gene Ha)
  2. X-Men: Red (2022) #1 (Al Ewing, Stefano Caselli)

Nathan:

  1. Spider-Punk #1 (Cody Ziglar, Justin Mason)
  2. Batman Beyond: Neo-Year #1 (Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, Max Dunbar)

Standout KAPOW moment of the week:

Nathan – Spider-Punk #1

AIPT Comics podcast episode 166: Immortal Stories: Steve Foxe on writing X-Men, Archer & Armstrong, and more

Dave – Batman #122

AIPT Comics podcast episode 166: Immortal Stories: Steve Foxe on writing X-Men, Archer & Armstrong, and more

In our Judging by the Cover segment, we pick our favorite cover art out next week. Dave picked X-Men ’92: House Of XCII #1 by David Nakayama and Nathan loved Batman: Urban Legends #14 by Kim Jacinto. Check those out below.

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