LARRY HOUSTON, the producer-director of the legendary X-Men The Animated Series, joins the show to talk mutants, care bears, G.I. Joes and much much more.

We gather together to celebrate the legendary comic book career of writer-editor Denny O'Neil (1939-2020) who helped shape the Green Lantern, Superman, Iron Man, and Batman that we know and cherish today.

The Tribbles are joined by Keith Gibbs aka E=MC2 Tribble of the Fayetteville Comic Con to reflect on their favorite comic book conventions and to forecast the future of the culture in the days Post-Pandemic.

The Talkers squawk about DC Comics' boss move away from Diamond Distributors as a possibly ill-timed 'F-U' to local comic book shops everywhere while everyone seems to have fallen in love with DC Universe's STARGIRL live-action series.

The Tribbles begin their final year of broadcasting ruminating over the 3 seashells worked in the 90s Demolition Man and how to pull off the World's Longest Podcast episode. 

The crew talks about HBO Max, JUSTICE LEAGUE The Snyder Cut, BATWOMAN minus Ruby Rose, and anything else we can find that offers a reprieve from The Real World.

The Tribbles celebrate the connected successes and missed opportunities of DC Comics' Animated Film Universe that began with The Flashpoint Paradox and concluded in grand fashion with Apokolips War.

The Talkers take a look at Genndy Tartakovsky's POPEYE and wonder if nostalgia is enough to make IP from the 40s-60s feel fresh in the 21st century.

Len leads the Tribbles through a fun night of geek trivia Jeopardy-style then we cast a fanciful Spider-Man movie starring the King of Pop Michael Jackson, among others.

Brandon leads the Talkers, Spoilers, and Tribbles through a challenging board of comic book trivia and manages to get his Brandonishness all over it.