Ex Machina

“He’s always got some eminently pragmatic blanket solution for a world that’s complex and irrational and… and human.” We’ve come to the end of another season of Storied Arcs, but before we move on, we have to discuss the final part of Brian K. Vaughan and Tony Harris’ political-slash-superhero tale, Ex Machina Deluxe Volume 5 […]

“The ‘Great Machine’ was nothing but a burdened White paternalist who thought he could swoop down out of the heavens to save the helpless people of the ghetto.” We’re into the home stretch as this week, Mike and Alex dive right into Ex Machina Deluxe Volume 4 (issues #30-40) by Brian K. Vaughan and Tony

“If the city gets too comfortable in the belief I’m going to personally fix everything, they’ll stop striving to solve problems on their own.” In this week’s episode, Mike and Alex are here to discuss Ex Machina Deluxe Volume 3 (issues #21-29 plus Special #3) from Brian K. Vaughan and Tony Harris. The guys dive

“I don’t know when I went from hero to villain in this town, but it sure as s*** happened fast.” In this week’s episode of Storied Arcs, Mike and Alex tackle Ex Machina Deluxe Volume 2 (issues #12-29 plus Specials #1-2) from Brian K. Vaughan and Tony Harris. The guys jump right into the various storylines

“Everyone was scared back then, and when folks are scared, they want to be surrounded by heroes. But real heroes are just a fiction we create. They don’t exist outside of comic books.” Welcome to the new season of Storied Arcs, where Mike and Alex are diving deep into Brian K. Vaughan and Tony Harris’

For the new season of Storied Arcs, Mike and Alex strap on their jetpacks and soar into the sky as they get ready to discuss Ex Machina by Brian K. Vaughan and Tony Harris, originally published by DC under the Wildstorm imprint beginning in 2004 before moving over to the Vertigo imprint and then eventually