Comic Book Dungeon

In this episode Mark trolls Cruz in post production with the opening theme song. Cruz and Mark talk about poop for way too long. We learn that a group of Martians are called a "fever of Martians", and Cruz threatens to reach through the internet and stab Mark in the throat. Our hosts talk about "Punishcember" and cover the January 1974 issue of Amazing Adventures featuring Marvel's Killraven. We remind the audience to email us at [email protected] and Mark Walhberg plays us out.

In this episode Mark gets a new mic and uses it to derail the show in the first 2 minutes. Cruz and Mark then remind the audience they want more listener participation and issue them a challenge: 5 ITunes reviews before November 30th. They discuss Amazing Adventures 21 from November of 1973, which the theme of this issue was ass kicking, bad assery and head injuries. They learned that the Warlord is insecure and the only thing consistent with Camilla Frost is being drawn looking deranged. We talk about the sex scandal in Washington that no one else is and Mark finishes the episode by talking about the Grand Rapids Comic Con and the creators he met there.

Mark and Cruz take a break from reading about their Martian Oppressors in Amazing Adventures and make an ill conceived attempt to get into the Halloween spirit by reading Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror #1 by Bongo Comics.

In this Episode Mark and Cruz talk about Amazing Adventures from September of 1973 and continue our coverage of Killraven and his war against the Martian invaders.

In this Episode Mark and Cruz talk about Amazing Adventures from September of 1973 and continue our coverage of Killraven and his war against the Martian invaders.

This is a special double sized premiere episode, we explain the podcast, introduce ourselves and cover Amazing Adventures 18, and 19 which begins our coverage of Killraven.

This is a special double sized premiere episode, we explain the podcast, introduce ourselves and cover Amazing Adventures 18, and 19 which begins our coverage of Killraven.