This week, The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman had an interview published in Rolling Stone where he chided George R. R. Martin for revealing the ending to A Song of Ice And Fire to the producers of HBO's Game of Thrones. And it caused the predictable Internet uproar, but it also got us to thinking: we had six out of seven Fear The Walking Dead episodes unwatched on out TiVo. We'd been complaining for years that The Walking Dead comic's pacing had been untenably slow. We'd been getting Kirkman's Outcast in our pulls since it started, but we actually hadn't been reading it, so we had no intention of checking out the comic's new adaptation on Cinemax.

So we asked ourselves: have we reached peak Robert Kirkman? Has his work lost its mojo, at least for us? And we decided to test the question by burning through the remainder of Fear The Walking Dead season 2, re-reading the first issue of Outcast, and checking out the first two episodes of the adaptation. And having spent the evening binging on Kirkman (eww!), the answer might surprise you!

We also discuss: Wonder Woman: Rebirth #1, written by Greg Rucka with art by Matthew Clark, Liam Sharp and Sean Parsons, The Flash: Rebirth #1, written by Joshua Williamson with art by Carmine Di Giandomencio, and Daredevil #8, written by Charles Soule with art by Goran Sudzuka!