Short episode this week as we talk about the New Batwoman, folks losing it over Rona, A Wonder Woman Universe, and more.

Also, we apologize for the extra sounds this week.

Batwoman is Black, Rona is Still Here

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We're back to review X-Men '97 Episodes 5 - 8. Don't miss it

Our X-Men '97 Episodes 5-8 Review

We discuss the four episodes of X-Men 97! Hear our views and opinions!

The X-MEN 97 Episode 1-4 Review

Today, we talk about politics as we gear up for the election, we also get into the drama with video game layoffs, and the current state of the X-Men

Comics & Politics

Today we chat with talented authors, Daniel José Older and Brittany N. Williams about Madame Web, Superman, and writing stories featuring and celebrating people of color.

Daniel José Older is the author of numerous novels, short stories, and essays, and a comics writer for Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures and Marvel. The conclusion to his YA fantasy duology Ballad & Dagger, The Last Canto of the Dead. 

Brittany N. Williams is an actor who studied musical theater at Howard University and Shakespearean performance at the Royal Central School of Speech & Drama in London. Her YA novel is called, That Self-Same Metal, a historical fantasy series set in Shakespeare’s London, about a Black craftswoman who can melt metal and is the key to mending humanity’s pact with the violent fae.

Write Like Your Life Depends On It feat. Daniel José Older and Brittany N. Williams

Today, we interview Eisner-nominated writer and illustrator, Dave Baker about his latest graphic novel, Mary Tyler Moorehawk. This was so fun, get into it. You can find more about Dave Baker here http://www.heydavebaker.com/

Batwoman is Black, Rona is Still Here

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