Max and Bird are back (and back on track)! First, a quick trip to the short box to read two one-shots. (We highly recommend Peter Milligan's The Eaters.)

Then it's back to the main feature: a deep, nuanced dig into one of the best comics either of the Nuptualed Nerds has ever read: Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie's Lost Girls. The aesthetics sensuality, an appreciation of erotica, and exactly why Absinthe and Opium go so well together. All this and more: settle in, set your fountain dripping, and wait for the louche...

Part II of our first flood of chat back in the Chat Cave. Mostly concerning movies, television, and a bumpy little debate about cultural appropriation...

The Not-Divorced Duo return with a vengeance! Max and Bird are back, and (slightly) more organized than ever. In their first episode back, the lawfully-wedded chums dig in to Chapters 1 & 2 of Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie's controversial graphic novel Lost Girls.

The Wedded Warriors review the slew of movies they watched while Max was dying of Dysentery, following their harrowing move from Maine back to Michigan (He didn't die, but didn't finish the Oregon Trail, regardless): Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Beetlejuice, Hocus Pocus, Drag Me to Hell, and House of the Devil!

A nerdy, gushing, loving, rapturous review of the best comic book movie ever made: LOGAN.

A marathon for our missed week! Max and Bird talk The 13th Warrior, O Brother Where Art Thou, and David Blaine: Real or Magic. Max waxes poetic about an incredible comic, the time he almost cut his finger off for the arts, and the most Metal Christmas Eve of all time!

Max and Bird talk Reservation Road, Bo Burnam comedy specials, Hypersensitivity and Extreme PC Culture, and end on a happy note.

Max and Bird are coming back to Michigan! They discuss their reasons for moving back, as well as a future business venture, before diving into Max's weed anxieties, Judge Dredds new and old, The Scribbler, and The Killer Inside Me. Also: how Kate Beckinsale taught us to do shots (and so much more), warrior women and the Hollywood two-body system, and how much Max hates White Supremacists (spoilers: a lot).

Max gets a short story published, Bird paints great lips, the pair talk activism and love the Women's March. Also: the Star Wars vs. Star Trek debate rages on, an Criminal Minds is just okay!

Bird and Max cry their way through Rogue One, discuss the difference between nostalgia and modern mythology, and generally geek their brains out all over everything.