On this episode, Troy and Chris breakdown the new season of The Boys.

Brothers, Owen and Morgan talk about how their childhood influences led to the creation of a story that melds Death Race and Point Break. They discuss their approach and how they balance their brotherhood and being creative partners.

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.

Join us as we walk through Frank and Son Collectible Show.

Pepose, who recently came off introducing a new Punisher at Marvel, talks about the excitement and responsibility of carrying on Space Ghost’s legacy.

Smith, the subject of Uninterrupted’s Who is Stan Smith? Documentary--talks about his legacy and what he hopes audiences take from the film, which highlights his career, activism and being the face of one of the most iconic pieces of footwear in history.

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.

Tom talks about the challenges of launching his own comic and how much that has informed his own podcast.

INVINCIBLE SEASON 2 FINALE SPOILER REVIEW | Was It Worth The Wait?

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

Mark Russell Returns! Russell is back to talk his spiritual successor to Superman: Space Age, Batman: Dark Age.

On this episode we have on Geoff Johns, Gary Frank, Bryan Hitch and Jason Fabok—Founders and Creators of Ghost Machine. The legendary creators talk to us about the upcoming April 3rd release of Geiger, Rook and Red Coat. After the successful launch of Ghost Machine 1 they discuss the response from fans and retailers, what to expect and how Ghost Machine has allowed them take their creativity to new heights.

Trujillo returns to the show to talk about the conclusion of Blue Beetle’s Scarab War arc and honoring the memory of Jaime Reyes co-creator, Keith Giffen in issue 7.

A Homeward Bound type story featuring emotional support animals in space. Pichetchote talks about how the story is a change of pace from the worlds of The Good Asian and Infidel. Eisner nominated Lonergan also reflects on the journey of Man’s Best and their collaboration with Pichetchote and Boom.

Schultz talks to us about their career in comics that include writing for Marvel, spectacular indie titles like Bylines in Blood and breaking ground in the Spawn Universe with Rat City

Fleecs the co-creator of one if comics biggest creator owned hits of the last few years, stray dogs, talks to us about the success of Stray Dogs, collaboration and how it has led to its spiritual successor, Feral. 

Fleecs also talks about the fan-favorite local man and the recently announced Uncanny Valley with Boom studios.