Wednesday Toast is your weekly comic book podcast hosted by Lex (@WednesdayPull) and Simon (@Sime_On_Toast). From reviews and creator spotlights to comic movie breakdowns, we dive into the best (and weirdest) parts of comic culture. Formerly Wednesday Pull List. New name, same love for all things comics. New episodes every Wednesday!
**Full Disclosure:** The title of this episode is a joke. We are fully aware that we are just two idiots talking about comics on a podcast. Nothing in this episode is meant to take away from the wildly talented creators, writers, artists, and editors who have carried the Milestone legacy for decades.
The people working on these characters know the history, the industry, and the realities of publishing far better than we ever cou...
Episode Summary:This week on Wednesday Toast, Lex (@wednesdaypull) continues the Black History Month rewind series by revisiting a past episode spotlighting a milestone Black comic book character and creative team.
Originally released as Episode 90, this rewind features a discussion of Static Volume 1, the groundbreaking series published by Milestone Media in partnership with DC Comics.
Static follows Virgil Hawkins, a teenager whose...
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This week on Wednesday Toast, Lex (@wednesdaypull) is revisiting the archives for Black History Month with a rewind episode.
Originally released as Episode 87, this episode features a full review and discussion of Killadelphia, the horror noir series written by Rodney Barnes with art by Jason Shawn Alexander.
The story follows Jimmy Sangster, a small town beat cop who returns to Philadelphia to bury his murdered fathe...
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In this episode of Wednesday Toast, WednesdayPull reflects on Black History Month and shares experiences from a recent meet and greet with Comic Drake. The conversation transitions into a discussion about the comic 'Bitter Root', its significance, and the host's plans to create YouTube content. The episode revisits an old review of the first volume of Bitter Root.
"Bitter Root Volume 1: Family B...
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Happy Black History Month! This week, Lex flies solo (while fighting off the flu) to kick off a series spotlighting Black creators who have shaped, are shaping, and will continue to redefine the comic book industry.
From the revolutionary foundation of Milestone Media to the modern mastery of "Bitter Root" and the rising reign of Stephanie Williams, we’re looking at why new perspectives are the only way the...
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@WednesdayPull navigates a personal slump and the weight of current events before pivoting to a deep dive into Marvel’s latest experiment: Wonder Man. The episode examines how the series uses Hollywood satire and character-driven storytelling to breathe new life into a post-Endgame MCU.
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Production Context: The host opted for a solo session after a brief hiatus; the series dropped as an eight-episode bin...
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In this episode of Wednesday Toast, Lex reflects on the recent finale of My Hero Academia and the mixed reception of Stranger Things. He discusses the culture of critique in media, emphasizing the importance of constructive criticism while also acknowledging the joy that fandom can bring. Lex shares his personal creative journey, detailing his plans to write scripts, collaborate with other creators, and engage with ...
Episode Summary:After years of following the journey from UA High to the front lines of a superhuman war, the guys finally sit down to process the emotional conclusion of My Hero Academia. We explore how the show evolved from a "peppy" school-life anime into a tragic exploration of how society creates its own monsters.
We also compare the "academic" hero journey of Deku to the "blue-collar" hero workfor...
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In this episode of Wednesday Toast, hosts Lex and Simon discuss their hopes and expectations for 2026, including upcoming comic book releases, movies, TV shows, and video games. They delve into the exciting crossover between Superman and Spider-Man, the anticipated Supergirl movie, and the return of classic shows like X-Men 97. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of collectibles and toys, highlig...
Join us for a special 2025 recap episode of "Wednesday Toast," where we dive into the highs and lows of the year in comic book culture. Hosts Wednesday Pull and Sime On Toast reflect on the year's standout moments, from the resurgence of indie comics to the latest in superhero cinema. Tune in for candid discussions, personal insights, and a look ahead at what's to come in the world of comics and beyond. Don't ...
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Welcome back to Wednesday Toast! After a brief hiatus, hosts Lex and Simon return to dive deep into one of the most talked-about comic books of the year: the Absolute Batman Annual by the brilliant Daniel Warren Johnson (DWJ).
In this episode, we share personal updates on our return to the podcast and immediately jump into the intense online debate this new issue has sparked. We analyze the themes of violence in ...
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From the archives! Lex and Simon unpack the emotional depth and narrative ambition of Fantastic Four: Life Story. They break down the series issue by issue, comparing its approach to Spider-Man: Life Story while examining how the Fantastic Four evolve across decades of real-world events. From the pacing and art style to the inner struggles of characters like Reed Richards and Ben Grimm, the hosts explore the storyte...
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In this episode of Wednesday Toast: A Podcast About Comic Book Stuff, Lex and Simon unpack their experiences with collecting action figures and dive deep into James Gunn’s upcoming Superman film. They explore the emotional side of comic book fandom, the evolving DC Universe, and how expectations shape the way audiences experience superhero movies.
They also discuss the importance of cultural representation, character...
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From the archives! This week, we're bringing back a powerful discussion on Superman Smashes the Klan by Gene Luen Yang and Gurihiru. The conversation explores themes of racism, identity, and belonging through the lens of Superman’s early days and the challenges faced by the Lee family in 1940s America. From confronting the KKK to understanding Superman’s own struggle with his alien heritage, this episode breaks down...
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Is Ironheart being unfairly judged — or did Marvel drop the ball? In this episode of Wednesday Toast, Lex dives deep into the new series starring Riri Williams, played by Dominique Thorne. From standout character development to the show’s central themes of magic vs. science, we unpack what Ironheart brings to the MCU — and why it’s caught in the crossfire of online backlash.
We also tackle the impact of review bombing, the ...
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In this episode, hosts Wednesday Pull and Sime on Toast engage in a lively discussion about various topics related to comic books, including their nostalgia for childhood shows, excitement for upcoming Marvel and DC crossovers, and their thoughts on the Deadpool and Batman crossover. They also share their dream crossover ideas and creative team preferences, emphasizing the evolution of comic book writing and the imp...
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In this episode of Wednesday Toast, host Wednesday Pull discusses his week and dives into a TMNT-themed Ask Me Anything session. He shares his thoughts on character designs, essential comic reads, and adaptations of the TMNT franchise. The episode features a lightning round of quick questions and concludes with a promise for future episodes with co-host Simon.
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Wednesday Pull and Simon "Toast" are back on Wednesday Toast, sharing their exciting and exhausting return to the Dallas Fan Expo! Dive into their comic convention recap, revealing how the event exploded in size since their last visit over a decade ago. They'll tell hilarious tales of navigating overwhelming crowds, the realities of "press" coverage with just a phone, and the struggle to bala...
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Lex and Simon dive into the first two episodes of "Daredevil: Born Again," discussing the highly anticipated return of Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock. They explore the show's attempt to bridge the gap between the Netflix series and the MCU, analyzing the transition, the fight choreography, the character portrayals, and the overall tone. They also discuss the Easter eggs, their thoughts on Kingpin's role, and the show's...
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Wednesday Pull and Simon deliver an unfiltered review of "Captain America: Brave New World," diving into the polarized reactions surrounding the film. They discuss the initial negative reviews, the controversies surrounding the film (including the Sabra character and reshoots), and their own surprisingly positive experiences. The conversation explores the film's place within the MCU, its connections to...
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