Welcome to Episode 50 where we are using the epicness of Howard the Duck to also change the name of the show. Comic Cinema Crew proudly presents the first ever Marvel movie. Listen as Producer James and Ruben Rosario try to make their way through this strange inter-species relationship comedy with special guest Stasia from Pop Culture Role Call.

Here we go again into manga/anime territory with Fist of the North Star. This post-apocalyptic kung fu series makes Producer James really question everything he doesn't know about the world of manga. Luckily for everyone, Professor Ruben is here to help.

Nick, Ruben and Producer James dip into the world of sword and sorcery with Red Sonja. This movie follows one of the toughest female characters in comic books as she plays second fiddle to Not Conan the Barbarian.

Welcome to the realm of the weird. Not only is this movie loosely based on one short story in the "Weird Science" comic book run it's also made by John Hughes. Follow two hapless losers as they create a woman using the awesome power of computers. This may be the most 80's a comic book movie can get.

Welcome to the first attempt at a cinematic universe in comic book movies by trying to expand the Superfamily with Supergirl. This 1984 film not only is the first appearance of the Girl of Steel but is also the first instance of magic being used as a main villain to a Kryptonian. This all star cast of Helen Slater, Faye Dunaway and Peter O'Toole couldn't save this trainwreck of a movie.

Producer James and Nick Idell from Alleycat Comics discuss the 1984 film "Sheena" starring Tonya Roberts. Full of beautiful scenery, good score, animal acting, and maybe a few too many nude scenes.

It's about time for another movie based on a manga and it's another film by Hayao Miyazaki. This week we watched "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind." We did not watch "Warriors of the Wind" and based on the poster no one ever should.

It's Yor's world, we are just watching it's insanity. Special guest and Reb Brown aficionado Jef Burnham joins our hosts to discuss this movie based on an Argentinian comic that is all the right amounts of crazy.

With breakneak speed we switch gears from the campiness of Superman III to the more serious "Barefoot Gen", the movie based on the experiences of a child who survives the bombing of Hiroshima. Even though this might be one of the more serious topics we discuss the movie is pretty entertaining.

Producer James and Ruben are not amused by the hijinx of the first comic book trilogy. Even though it is titled Superman III this movie is hijacked by the comedic shenanigans of Richard Pryor. Buckle up and try not to roll your eyes as hard as you can.