Comic Book Tales - Hannah Tree Productions

Crowdfunding has become the go-to funding for everything from making potato salad to indie movies. Some comics are even being peddled in this manner. Is this a good thing or a bad thing and should you participate. Listen on folks.

When you are making small talk in daily life, how to deal with the comic book question? Do you embrace it, rant about it or simply ignore it. I give you my suggestions and welcome yours as well.

Is something a hit because it wasn't expected to be? Does expectation determine success? Find out.

I discuss my methods for reading my favorite comics and events. Please share your methods as well.

Netflix and Marvel are hoping that you liked Daredevil because they want to expand on the D level heroes for their new show. I take a look at the history of Jessica Jones and tell you if you should care that there will be 13 hours of TV available on November 20, 2015.

Do you ever wonder why every comic book writer wastes space with a recap of the last issue or issues? Do you wish your comic book characters stayed the same forever? Don't fear, we answer these questions and more in tonight's episode.

Have you ever wondered why your favorite character was killed or moved away? Did you think that was a strange way to introduce that character or subplot? Find out this and other secrets behind the Marvel Universe in this issue of Comic Book Tales.

Do the Marvel TV Shows (and Movies) enhance or hinder the comics?

What makes the ideal hero in the comic book? I will try to share what I think and you can tell me if you agree or disagree.

Tony Stark has run roughshod over the Marvel Universe in an effort to reclaim his "stolen" technology. It couldn't have gone worse in the long run. I examine what this event meant in the greater Marvel Universe and how it didn't go far enough.

Rating the Marvel Cinematic Universe through Phase 2 - movie by movie and overall.

Today I am joined by a special guest and we talk about our impressions of the newest Marvel Movie: Ant-Man. You will laugh, you will cry and don't say I didn't warn you. It is going to be a bumpy ride, but luckily we have Antony to keep us safe.

Ant-Man hits the theaters today. Unfortunately, you are behind in your reading of back issues and really have no idea who this character is and where he fits in the Marvel Universe. Let me explain my thoughts on this character and the man most closely associated with the costume. Join me for another Issue of Comic Book Tales.

Who is the strongest in the Marvel Universe? This is the question every comic book reader or comic book movie watcher always asks. In a fight, who would win is a secondary question. In this issue, I answer both questions and I provide the proof (sort of) to answer these burning questions.

In this issue, I answer some of the questions that you are listeners have asked. Take a listen, because you never know when someone else asked the question you wanted answered.

Have you ever wondered why the origin of your favorite comic book hero is different between the movies and the comic books? Why do powers continue to change or go away without explanation? Listen and find and learn the truth.

You have cheered against them, but do you know what motivates them? Have you been looking at the hero and dismissing the villain? Now is the time to learn what makes a good villain.

This is the one in which I try to explain all the terms you are reading about. It is not an all inclusive list, but more fo the common terms so that you can better enjoy your new habit.

What is the Comics Code Authority (CCA) and where did it come from? It no longer exists today, but at one time it was might have been the only thing separating comic books from being banned in the United States. It has a long and deep history and in this issue, we will touch on the high points to give you a little flavor for the instrument of regulation.

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