Robert Kirkman’s OTHER comic becomes an Amazon Prime show! Jon and Steven discuss how the new animated series sits alongside “The Walking Dead” or “The Boys”, nailing a tone that has a wide range and avoiding spoilers when one host has read all 144 issues and the other has read 3. Plus, the welcome familiarity of “Falcon and Winter Soldier” , does the new “Suicide Squad” fit The Snyder Cut and why adult animation like “Invincible” and “Solar Opposites” has to be so damn violent. [EP220]

The “Justice League Snyder Cut” from Zach Snyder is out and we are bursting with opinions! Jon, Steven, Elliott and Dani Romero look at four hours of an unreleased movie and answer the big questions. Do hashtags work or do streaming platforms just need buzz? How did Joss Whedon help or hurt the theatrical cut? Is there any more story in double the length? All this, plus teases for movies that won’t be made. [EP219]

How do $100 books sell out in an hour? Jon and Steven discuss how COVID quarantine has affected collectibility of comic library editions, where to draw the line on content and if you need to reinforce your floor when owning a complete set. Plus, the one omnibus they can’t live without. [EP218]

9 episodes and it’s all over. Jon, Steven, and Elliott Serrano discuss the predictions that didn’t come true, whether we were satisfied with the ending of “WandaVision” and the plot threads that may or may not be picked up in another movie. Plus, creator’s rights, the future of James Bond and Jon still has COVID. [EP217]

Jon got news from the doctor and like everything else, he gets into the trendiest disease a year after it goes mainstream. It’s a quick note to update everyone on the podcast and his capacity to talk for a long time. Plus, still loving “Wandavision” and especially Kathryn Hahn. [EP216]

MASSIVE SPOILERS for “WAndaVision” as Jon, Steven and Dani Romero discuss who Kathryn Hahn was playing all along. Plus, Mezco makes the FF, Marvel Legends makes villains and Disney Plus makes up warnings before you watch “The Muppet Show”. [EP215]

Gina Carano and Joss Whedon are going down. What does it mean for the franchises they were a part of? Jon, Steven and Elliott Serrano discuss if anyone is really cancelled, how revisionist history factors into re-watching and who gets to come back. Plus, why did “WandaVision” skip the 90s? [EP214]

“WandaVision” keeps breaking its own box. What is real in a fictional universe? And what about that massive SPOILER ending and what it means for everything MCU and beyond? Plus, remembering Christopher Plummer. [EP213]

Lauren Faits is in transition. She’s ended her successful podcast “She-Ra: Progressive of Power” and is putting together her new series on Cowboy Bebop. Why the pivot? Lauren discusses how podcasting had to fit in with a business degree, a new job, a recent divorce and move, a pandemic and (currently) a blizzard. Plus, Lauren knows a lot about the redditors buying Gamestop stock and why it’s like Radiohead. [EP212]

The ongoing mystery of “Wanda/Vision” leads Jon and Steven to the question: What’s better, binging or single episodes? What’s more important, the mystery or the solution? Is a once-a-week episode comparable to a monthly issue? And is the season the omnibus? All this and more this week. [EP211]