Tiffany Babb on The Comics Staple

Tiffany Babb on The Comics Staple

From Comic Book Couples Counseling Podcast by Brad & Lisa Gullickson

April 24, 2026 · 1h 8m · Episode 356

About this episode

Tiffany Babb discusses her project The Comics Staple and its impact on the comic book industry.

With social media splintering and websites chasing clicks, navigating the comic book industry has never been more challenging. Tiffany Babb and The Comics Staple are here to help, hopefully. If you have any interest in comics criticism, you’re probably already aware of who Babb is and what fight she’s fighting. Her latest project is a monthly black-and-white zine designed to be a tool for readers entering their local comic shop. Her roster of tastemakers will guide you through what’s hot, what’s not, and break beyond the publicity machine. You have less than a week to back The Comics Staple on Kickstarter. It’s already reached well beyond its goal. This beauty is happening, and we can’t wait to get our hands on the first issue in September. As we’re attempting to balance our lives between the online space and “the meat space,” endeavors like The Comics Staple seem poised to help. It’s always a pleasure to have Tiffany Babb on the podcast. This week, we discuss why she added The Comics Staple to her workload, how she assembled her creative team, why the physical media movement is gaining steam with younger generations, and who will benefit from a twelve-page comic book guide. Find…

People in this episode

Hosts: Brad Gullickson, Lisa Gullickson

Guest: Tiffany Babb

Topics covered

  • comics criticism
  • comic book industry
  • The Comics Staple
  • physical media movement
  • creative team assembly

Keywords

  • comics
  • criticism
  • zine
  • Kickstarter
  • comic shop
  • physical media
  • creative team

Sponsors

IDW Publishing

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: The Comics Staple, Kickstarter

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