The All-Transformers episode.  O.k.  Maybe not but Scott talks about his apathy toward the Transformers movie while professing his love for Planet Hulk.

Review of Naoki Urasawa's Monster V7, Matt Wagner's Grendel Archives and Justice League #10. 

What's happened to Diamond's Preview catalog when the majority of the cool stuff in the August book doesn't come out until October?  At least, we have a lot of cool books to review like last week's Black Diamond and Elephantmen Pilot as well as an advance review of Nexus #99.  All that and the usual look at this week's new releases.

Forget about comics.  Did you see the Sopranos' series finale?  Join Scott for Sopranos talk and a reviews of Black Summer #0 and Countdown #47.

It's all about the Legion of Super-Heroes as Scott talks about why he's excited about the Legion right now and why it isn't because of their main title.

Also this episode, he reviews White Picket Fences #1, Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane V3 and The Agents of Atlas Premiere Hardcover.

This episode, Scott unveils the new www.wednesdayshaul.com and talks about the geeky mid-life crisis he's going through. Did he or didn't he quit Pop Syndicate? We may never know the answer.

When not fretting about his life, he reviews The Homeless Channel (yes, again,) Gutsville and The Professor's Daughter. He even fits in a couple of recommendations for this week.

Links:
View From The Cheap Seats
Comic Book Noise
The Comics Podcast Network

Reviews of Elk's Run, Phonogram and a number of FCBD offerings. 

It's a rambling episode where Scott talks about what he's read over the past two weeks, his thoughts on Spider-Man 3 and FCBD and a rundown of books coming out on Wednesday, May 9th, 2007.

Links:
Comic Podcast Network
Pop Syndicate

It's the special BLANK VARIANT EDITION of Wednesday's Haul that you can have completed by all of your favorite comic podcasters!!!

When Scott is actually podcasting, he asks for listener's help in finding ambitious comics being published currently.  This episode also contains reviews of Buffy #2 and Justice League #7, a preview of books coming out in June, 2007, as well as a look at this week's comic books.

It's the week to be contrary and go against popular opinion.  This week, Scott tells why he thinks Marvel's Premiere hardcovers are better than the oversized ones and why he's excited about the upcoming Avengers Classic reprint series.

He also fits in a review for Unique #1 and goes over this week's new releases, highlighting Absolute Batman The Long Halloween, Fallen Son Death of Captain America Wolverine (possibly the longest and most grammatically confusing title of the week) and Oldboy V5.

Scott's back with a working computer, a microphone and more reviews for you. This week Spirit #4, American Elf V2 and Adam Warren's Empowered are reviewed plus a look at new releases for this Wednesday, including Green Lantern #18, a new printing of Grendel: Devil by the Deed and Image's Unique #1.

Reduced to an 8 year old computer and a headset, I'm going to soldier on with putting out a podcast this week.

It's a shorter episode, focusing on new comics for the week of 3/21/07.  Hopefully next week, I'll be back to something more resembling the Wednesday's Haul show we all know and love.

This week, Scott reviews the movie Ghost Rider and talks a bit about his weird anticipation of T.M.N.T. (That's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for those of you who haven't caught the commercial yet.)

Reviews of The Brave and the Bold, Eternals and Blue & Joy. And check out the 10 books you should know about in May of 2007.

10 for May 2007
Marvel Zombies: Dead Days (Preview)
Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane V3: My Secret Life Digest
Gotham Central V5: Dead Robin TP Re-Gifters
Intersections by Duncan Fedredo & Sean Phillips
Strangers in Paradise #90
Black Diamond #1
The Homeless Channel GN
Talent Volume 1 TP
 James Sturm's America HC
The Professor's Daughter GN
Brush Strokes With Greatness: The LIfe & Art of Joe Sinnott

Links: Pop Syndicate Comics Podcast Network

Music By: Explosions in the Sky

It's time to play catchup.  After a week off due to sick time (do I get paid for that?) Wednesday's Haul is back with reviews of Rebecca Kraatz's House of Sugar (check it out!) Drink and Draw Social Club (imagine a nice collection of con sketches but with beer,) Superman Camelot Falls (pretty but fractured) and Eric Wight's My Dead Girlfriend (containing a few of the many John Hughes references this podcast.)

Also find out what the NYCC looked like from my own personal view-- in front of my computer in snowy Chicago.  And, as usual, Wednesday's Haul runs down some of the more interesting releases of the week, including Green Lantern, 1-800-Mice and Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane.  And what exactly do I have in common with Claire from Heroes?  Probably a bit more than you thought.

Top 10 most interesting books for April 2007 (that means, it's the Preview ep.) Reviews of Shazam: The Monster Society of Evil #1, DMZ The Body of a Journalist and newuniversal #3. All that and the usual look at this week's new comic books. 

Neglected 90s review of Jason Lutes' Jar of Fools.

What's wrong with this industry?  A rethinking of what Scott enjoys, including reviews of Kid Kosmos and 52 Week 38.

An indepth look at Wally Wood's 22 Panels That Always Work as well as reviews of Phonogram #4, Nightly News #3, Batman Year 100 tpb and Marvel Adventures Spider-Man v5.<br><br>

Link:
Joel Johnson's Scan of Wally Wood's 22 Panels that Always Work
Ivan Brunetti's 22 Panels that Always Work (sometimes)
Neil Gaiman on 22 Panels
Mark Evanier on 22 Panels
Neil Cohn on 22 Panels
Larry Young's 22 Panel Comic
Rob Schamberger's 22 Panel Experiment

Ramblings on Previews for March, All Star Superman, Athena Voltaire and some new books this week.

Ramblings on a new year, reviews of last years last books and a look at the first new titles of 2007.  It's a brand new Wednesday's Haul.

Reviewing Comics the Marvel Way

This week, Andy Schmidt offers his take on reviewing comics and Scott has some issues with it.  Reviews of Criminal #3, New Avengers #26 and Thunderbolts #109 as well as a look at the last new comic releases of 2006.

Links:
Andy Schmidt's How To Review Comic Books
Collected Comics Library
Bullpen Bulletins Podcast
Wednesday's Haul @ Digg
@ ComicSpace

A look at a Spirit Christmas story and reviews of Blade 4, Justice League of America 4 and Spirit 1.

Reviews of newuniversal #1, Justice Society of America #1 and Supergirl #12 as well as a Neglected 90s look at Kitchen Sink's The Spirit: The New Adventures.

It's Previews time as Scott looks at books due out beginning February of '07.  Also, we take a look at the beginnings of defining a comic book canon.

It's time for Thanksgiving as this week I begin a new segment and look back on gems from the 1990's.  You heard right, the 90s.  The neglected nineties is kicked off with a look at an X-Men Thanksgiving issue from 1993. And in the recommend pile this week is reality-misplaced spies, Phil Foglio and beautiful Landron artwork.

This episode, Scott talks about <i>Civil War #5</i>, <i>Uncanny X-Men #308</i> from 1993 as well as <i>Casanova #6</i>, <i>Elephantman #0</i> and Phil Foglio's <i>Girl Genius</i>.

It’s talking animal month on the January Previews as the covers feature Detective Chimp and Usagi Yojimbo. Even though February solicitations are just hitting, we’re talking January Previews this week as well as covering new releases such at Absolute DC The New Frontier and Marvel Civil War #4.