The Black Tribbles have big fun rejoicing the return of YOUNG JUSTICE for a 3rd season on...somewhere! They talk storylines, spoilers, characters and somehow find time to drop science on Dragon Ball, JLU, Samurai Jack, The Power Puff Girls and much much more!

Johnny Destructo and The BatTribble, with a little help from Josh the customer, read emails, chart their 5 favorite superhero movies, remember their 3 favorite superhero scenes, consider Miles Morales animated and laugh and laugh and laugh!

Director Matty Rich leans on his Brooklyn community and the burgeoning stardom of actor Lawrence Guillard Jr. (The Wire, The Walking Dead) to tell the story of a complicated family living thru extraordinary personal strife. The 1991 Sundance Film Festival favorite gets the Micheaux treatment.

According to Randy, this one will likely get the SuperTribblish One into some form of trouble. You be the judge.

Independent tech wizard ALEX HILLMAN changed his life a few years when he decided to JUST F'ING DO IT and Indy Hall was born, N3rd St was christened and the love of his life was found. Hear his amazing story and other GEEK ORIGINS on a really cool episode of your Black Tribbles.

Randy aka SuperTribble aka The Ran of Steel returns just in time to chat about comic book art, comic book subscriptions, comic book covers, comic book failures, comic book wishes and much more comic book stuff.

Sometimes you just have to stand in the middle of the street, unbutton your shirt, bare it all and get every thing and anything off your chest. Or drive around with a microphone and vent, vent, vent, vent, vent.

The pursuit of a dream is the stuff that builds character. Achieving one's dreams? That's a release of endorphins few get to experience. Isaiah's friend D is in the midst of his dream come true and has a perspective he's like to share with the collective.

Counter culture animator Ralph Bakshi mixes live action with incendiary cartoon images to create a daring controversial satire on African American life in the big city...or is it a stab into the gut of great mafia romance of the seventies? Or is it just a mess and a miss? The Men of Micheaux discuss, for your edutainment.

The Ran of Steel is back with the first salvo of 2017, a music infused mumbled mix of stuff, such, so and more.