The Ultimates are back! Deniz Camp and Juan Frigeri come together on the Ultimate line's flagship title. Troy and Chris review number one to see if it is able to fill the big shoes of Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch's classic reimagining of Earth's Mightiest Heroes.

Spy x Family: Code White is here! The Forgers are on the big screen as they race to find the ingredients to a dish for Anya's school cooking competition, which ends up embroiling them in a scheme that has potential for starting a war!

Kaiju No. 8 premiered its first episode on Crunchy Roll and it lives up to the manga. Listen to Troy and Chris review the first episode and tease what’s to come.

Prime Video's Fallout adaptation has arrived! After watching the first 3 episodes of the new series, Chris and Mike talk about the new series and if it lives up to its name.

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Chris and Troy review the first book in the Rook Exodus series by Ghost Machine

Chris and Troy review the first book in the Redcoat series by Ghost Machine

Chris and Troy review the first book in the Geiger series by Ghost Machine

Troy and Chris dive into the world of Ghost Machine and share their thoughts on the first issue. Ghost Machine created by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok, Gary Frank, Bryan Hitch, Lamont Magee, Francis Manapul, Brad Meltzer, Peter J. Tomasi, and Maytal Zchut, Ivan Reis and Peter Snejbjerg, is a creator-owned and operated company.

Chris and Troy discuss their thoughts on Black Adam and the return of Henry Cavill as Superman.

Chris and Troy geek out about Marvel's foray into the realm of monsters.

Chris and Troy talk about the recent DC animated film Constantine: The House of Mystery and showcases several shorts that highlight Kamandi, The Losers and Blue Beetle.

Troy and Vincent discuss both parts of the latest season and where they think this all leads.

With the overload of superhero content in the last year--it is hard to be taken on a journey and be surprised--The Boys season three delivered on every level.

Comicbook movie fatigue may have never materialized, but MCU fatigue might be here. Troy and Chris review Thor: Love and Thunder and spoiler alert: it is no Thor: Ragnorak.