When you think about it, comic books and pro-wrestling aren't so different. To further explain why is today's special guest Pat McDermott, the host of the Club Kayfabe podcast. Together, he and Adrian cover a plethora of topics including CM Punk's transition from wrestler to comic book writer, Brock Lesnar as the real-life Incredible Hulk, the hilarity/awfulness of the G.I. Joe film franchise and the promise of a Ninja Turtles movie that might not suck...as much. There's so much awesomeness in this episode. Enjoy!

Undeterred by injury, a lone podcaster presses on to rant about superheroes.

Nothing puts a damper on podcasting like an injury, but I shall press on in the form of a brand-new minisode! Since everyone else has been reviewing Daredevil (that and I'm waiting until I can book a fun guest for that) I've decided to talk about how the series' success could affect future comic book TV shows. Additionally, I also get into the spoilers found in the absurd press junket for Avengers Age of Ultron, "dark" storytelling and ask an age-old question: why are Batman and Superman so angry?

In the commotion of podcasting and real life I have unearthed the second installment of my "minisodes" recorded back in March that was never posted. Whoops!

In the commotion of podcasting and real life I have unearthed the second installment of my "minisodes" recorded back in March that was never posted. Whoops! In this episode I explain my love of the X-Men franchise and how I feel like the core books have strayed a bit too far from its original mission statement. Since we're on the eve of the release of the Daredevil series on Netflix I get into more thoughts on a "grittier" Marvel universe. Enjoy!

Adrian tackles the biggest mysteries of geek culture with comedian/writer/actress Maggie Mae Fish.

Why is Dragon Ball Z Kai considered blasphemy among DBZ purists? Why is Pokemon's Ash Ketchum the absolute worst person ever? Will Hollywood ever stop rebooting Spider-Man?! These are just a few of the tough questions Adrian hopes to answer with today's guest, comedian/writer/actress Maggie Mae Fish. Maggie chronicles her journey from a small Michigan town to Los Angeles and gives us an in-depth look at her new YouTube channel THOSEGUYS Magz & Meelz.

Writer/artist Moriah Hummer invites us to a world where roller derby and monster-bashing are all in a day's work in her new comic book series Flat Track Furies.

Today's episode of Adrian Has Issues has badassery to spare! Writer/artist Moriah Hummer invites us to a world where roller derby and monster-bashing are all in a day's work in her new comic book series Flat Track Furies. Moriah explains the book's origins as well as it's mission to not only entertain but also empower its readers. In addition we discuss sexism in comic books, the love/hate relationship between fans and Joss Whedon and we even geek out a little bit over a love of bad movies and the Fast & The Furious franchise.

Adrian is on location at East Side Mags, a local comic shop in Montclair, New Jersey for a one-on-one discussion with the store's owner Jeff Beck.