Bill Bodkin

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Bill Bodkin is the editor-in-chief and co-founder of Pop Break, and most importantly a husband, and father. Ol' Graybeard writes way too much about wrestling, jam bands, Asbury Park, Disney+ shows, and can often be seen under his seasonal DJ alias, DJ Father Christmas. He is the co-host of Pop Break's flagship podcast The Socially Distanced Podcast (w/Amanda Rivas) which drops weekly as well as TV Break and Bill vs. The MCU.

Happy Mondays Interview Series: Tug of War Machine

Bill Bodkin - May 13, 2024

When we think of the musical scene of Asbury Park our minds likely the horn section fueled rock 'n' roll of Bruce and Southside,...

Review: Blood Hunt #1 (Marvel)

Bill Bodkin - May 9, 2024

Marvel Comics asks the simple question in Blood Hunt #1 -- who will bite it? Before cracking the first issue open, you may think that...

Dead Boy Detectives Review: A Dead Good Spooky Romp

Bill Bodkin - May 7, 2024

Dead Boy Detectives is a hell of a good time. The series, adapted from the Neil Gaiman comic series of the same name, follows two –...

New Podcast Feed: The Pop Break is Now Home to Your Favorite Shows

Bill Bodkin - April 29, 2024

If you love Pop Break's podcasts, we've got some exciting news for you. Starting April 29 (that's today), all your favorite shows from the Pop...

The Geekery to Celebrate Free Comic Book Day with Huge Deals & Great Titles

Bill Bodkin - April 29, 2024

May 4, 2024 isn't just Star Wars Day, it's also Free Comic Book Day at your local, favorite comic book store. The Geekery (our editor-in-chief's...

Happy Mondays Interview Series: Meteor Police

Bill Bodkin - April 29, 2024

Keep Asbury weird. It's a philosophy that many in the Asbury Park music scene still hold dear to their hearts. Meteor Police, who perform tonight...

Pop 5 April: Self-Care, Marvel’s Gang War, Ospreay vs. Danielson & X-Men ’97

Bill Bodkin - April 26, 2024

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5KIUiMD236FFXEcln7oQHy?si=9ba9f3183f064c02 And now something completely different: I'm starting this column a bit differently last month. I got some really tremendous feedback from readers about how March...