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The comics market is changing and everyone has their own reason why. Jon and Elliott pore over the social media firestorm over the different ideas comic creators, retailers and fans have for falling comic book sales. From inflation to the end of periodicals to good old finger pointing, every excuse will be examined and dismissed. Plus, loving Mark Waid, feeling conflicted about Joss Whedon and arguing over what makes an argument. [Ep362]
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