Back after a long technologically and personal issue break! This episode was recorded six months ago.

DC presents us with the final origin (we promise, this really is the final one) for their most popular flagship character! Join Jacob and his special guest host Sam as they look at Superman Secret Origin, the renowned five-part series by superstar team Geoff Johns and Gary Frank. But do all the plot points in this already well-known story bog it down, or can it rise above the countless other Superman stories to become, well, Super?

Continuing our New Year new publisher adventures, we're continuing through Eastman and Laird's classic Mirage Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles run!

When the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles find a fast friend in the person of April O'niel, things finally seem to be looking up for them. But all that takes a turn for the worse as trouble finds our half-shelled heroes once more. Mad scientists, space aliens, vigilantes, and worst of all: Splinter has gone missing!

Jacob can be found at his blog, Adventures in Graphics, which can be found on https://adventuresingraphics38441211.wordpress.com

Hope you all had a happy new year, dear listeners! As promised, we're kicking off 2021 with our very first indy title in today's episode covering the premier issue of Eastman and Laird's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!

Our most controversial episode yet, episode 7 of our show tackles Captain America the New Deal 4-6. by John Ney Reiber and John Cassaday. After revealing his secret identity in issue 3, Captain America begins a bloody investigation into what a CAT Tag is, and why Nick Fury uses them with his shield agents.

In hindsight, we probably should have handled this in our second season, when our audience is positive that they don't hate us.

Sometimes the gems are in the long boxes. Here we look at a little-known Batman detective story: 'Made of Wood' from the talents of Bruebaker, Zircher, and Sowd. Will the dream team of Green Lantern and Batman use their skills and ethics to stop the monologuing of a wannabe Sports Master? Or will they just use violence? (It's going to be violence.)

Your favorite college student trio is back to tackle the last half of everyone's favorite(?) Venom tale!

Mullets! Crop tops! Brains! Teeth! Antiheroes!

If we had pouches, our review of Venom: Lethal Protector 1-3 by David Michelinie, Mark Bagley, Ron Lim, and Sam DeLarosa would be a complete 90s comicbook experience!

Join us as we tackle the first half of this classic--and bizarre--spinoff spider-tale!

Your new favorite group of college kids return to continue their journey through the Batman Earth One series to the very end (or, at least, the end that Doomsday Clock has necessitated.) Join us as we plow through Batman Earth One Vol 2 by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank!

Jacob can be found at his blog.