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COL831: The Return of BEAR Magazine?

In this episode of Cubs Out Loud, the grumpy cubs return to talk about the recent announcement of the return of BEAR magazine. With the new owners stating it will be a physical print, listen in as the guys speculate on this decision and whether it is needed in the current digital porn market. Is it going to really be for the modern bears or is it just a nostalgia grab?

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At the end of June and start of July, social media announcements popped up announcing the return of BEAR magazine. Is 2026 ready for a hard copy print smut publication? Is this a nostalgia grab?

  • As you know BEAR is coming back in print. We are thrilled to announce that the amazing artist, photographer and creator of the amazing Bound Leather Zine, Steven Harwick, is joining the magazine as our Creative Director. He will make sure the magazine is laid out beautifully. Dont miss the 1st issue – sign up to the database here to be the 1st to know when the IndieGoGo is live! (very soon!) 
  • This is genuinely exciting news for our whole community. Bear Magazine – the original magazine for bears – is coming back in print! A new quarterly publication built around new photography, new faces, and a real celebration of the bear body as it exists today, available by subscription at thebearmag.com and in gay bookstores across the US and around the world. An Indiegogo campaign is coming soon to make it happen. Sign up to the mailing list to be first to know when it goes live, and if you want to support right now there is merch available in the Bear shop.

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COL781: Comic Book Culture: Then vs Now

In this episode of Cubs Out Loud, the guys talk about comics. The cubs talk about their experiences–or lack thereof–when it comes to comic books and the influences/changes the medium has had from their first pulls from the rack to scrolling through digital books online.

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Comic Book Culture: Then vs Now

We’ve come a long way since the Sunday funnies. The hosts talk about their experiences [or lack thereof] when it comes to comic books. From the 50s to 80s Saturday morning cartoons and thru today, comic books have changed with the times. Graphic novels came along and the entertainment industry has made billions tapping into the 2D images and stories. It’s a nostalgia trip as they flip through the pages.