DC comics has always dabbled in the elsewhere stories putting the heroes in different situations and seeing how they respond to it. Injustice Gods Among Us is no different. Add in the fact that its a fighting game and damn good one and you have the recipe for a very entertaining game pitting your fav DC heroes and villains against each other. So sit back and relax as the guys talk about this great game.

Indie comics are an amazing thing. More often than not you'll come across interesting characters and books that don't get the recognition compared to mainstream comics. CJ had the pleasure to interview two gentlemen who have indie comics( P.B. Soldier and E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams) that are pretty damn good. Sit back as these two guys break down their respective books.

P.B.Soldier:www.pbsoldier.com

E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams: youneekstudios.com

With the abundance of paranormal tv shows cropping up in droves, Dee and CJ sit down with Katrina and Nick of Paranormal Lockdown as they go into detail on what sets their show apart from the others. Fun interview and very insightful.

One part of AMC's Comic Book Men, we got an opportunity to talk to Ming Chen. He talks about how the crew got started on podcasting, the growth of comic book conventions and the life of working at a comic book store. Check it out and enjoy!!!

Smallville jumpstarted comic book based tv shows and with that came along a show based on the Emerald Archer, Arrow. Of course in doing a show like this you have to have an angle and this show initially did. Arrow took its tone from the Nolan Batman movies and the First season showed it. As the show continued into its Second season however is where it started evolving and embracing the comic book material. So sit back and listen as Dee and CJ reflect on the first 2 seasons of this awesome show.

CJ and Dee talk about the latest comic books they've been reading from the end of Darkseid Wars/DC Rebirth to the "controversial" Captain America #1.

Before we got the awesomeness that was Samurai Champloo, we were graced with another show based around samurai in the form of Rurouni Kenshin. Set during the Meji Era, the show traced a wandering samurai named Kenshin as he had various adventures and fights while also keeping his past as a killer behind him. Its a pretty solid show with the Kyoto arc being the pinnacle of the series.

Much like VR Troopers, Big Bad Beetleborgs was another Saban side project that was a success. Taking the footage from another Metal Heroes series called B-Fighter, Beetleborgs was essentially a very kid friendly version of that series with the added bonus of having interaction with the Universal monsters sort of. Its definitely different than VR Troopers and Power Rangers if only because the focus is more on the kids than anything.

Take one part Ninja Scroll, one part Romeo & Juliet, and one part Mortal Kombat which will give you the anime, Basilisk. This is a show that has a decently interesting plot that takes it cues from the Shakespeare classic. But honestly the real reason you watch the show is because of the characters and fights and this show delivers on it in spades.

The most highly anticipated movie next to Batman V Superman, Civil War succeeds in delivering everything across the board. You understand the characters motivations, the action is top notch, and the story progresses smoothly. Sit back and listen to us geek out about this greatness.