The Comix crew is back with another stacked episode! We kick things off with James Gunn shaking up the DCU once again — retconning Peacemaker while also shutting down the rumors of Chris Pratt as Batman. But don’t worry Bat-fans, Gunn teases a potential Dark Knight in the form of Alan Ritchson.

Over in the Marvel camp, the long-awaited Marvel Zombies trailer drops, giving us gruesome first looks at Blade, Spider-Man, Namor, and even the Thunderbolts. Meanwhile, Channing Tatum promises to tone down the Cajun (sorry Gambit stans), and Ryan Gosling signs on for the upcoming Star Wars flick, Star Fighter — joined by Aaron Pierre and Amy Adams.

Halloween Horror Nights is about to get a little darker with Wyatt Sicks getting his own maze, while Ewan McGregor is out here actually doing his homework (yes, that’s newsworthy). To top it all off, The Smashing Machine lands a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, but DJ admits he’s still terrified to take on a dramatic role.

From Bat-casting to zombie feasts to starships — Episode 225 has it all!

This week things get messy fast! We kick off with Charlie Hunnam stepping into the twisted role of Ed Hein in the new season of Monster before diving into the Hollywood cage match nobody asked for: Robert Downey Jr. vs. Ryan Reynolds — actual beef or just rich-people improv?

Meanwhile, Este has his mind blown after finally realizing Alien, Predator, and Blade Runner all exist in the same universe (don’t worry, we’ve scheduled his intervention). The guys also weigh in on the Rebel Alliance casually calling stormtroopers “white people”, the internet melting down over whispers of a Peacemaker orgy scene (?!?), and the sad, running joke that Doomsday is STILL not finished — years later, like your friend who keeps promising they’re “almost done” with their screenplay.

It’s unfiltered, it’s unhinged, and it’s very Comix.

This week on Comix, the crew dives deep into a packed slate of pop culture news! We kick off with Tramell Tillman’s mysterious new role in the Spidey-verse and Guillermo Del Toro’s long-awaited Frankenstein, officially set to hit theaters October 17. With Batman Day coming September 20, the debate rages: Can Matt Reeves’ Batman saga ever eclipse Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy? Especially now with the shocking news that Zoë Kravitz won’t be returning as Catwoman in Batman 2.

We also unpack Glen Powell’s bold take on casting James Bond, revisit the return of Super Troopers 3, and celebrate the legacy of John Candy as his son Chris gears up for a cameo in Spaceballs 2. Plus, wild casting news: Eric André as Doc Savage in the Street Fighter film and a teaser of Cody Rhodes as Guile. Over at Marvel, Mahershala Ali steps away from voicing Blade in Marvel Zombies, and we pay tribute to the legendary Terence Stamp.

It’s a jam-packed episode full of laughs, debates, and plenty of geek fuel—don’t miss it!

The Comix crew swings back into action this week with a first look at the Spider-Man: Brand New Day suit, plus a flood of set photos and even some practical web-swinging stunts on display. Meanwhile, in the realm of the bizarre, comedian Matt Rife now owns the Annabelle doll—and we’re not sure if that’s flex or curse.

Hollywood shakeups continue: Dave Bautista is officially joining the Highlander reboot as the fearsome Kurgan, Gina Carano takes a victory lap against the Mouse, and Daniel Kaluuya returns for a Spider-Punk film. Elsewhere, Dean Cain is still trying to stay in the headlines, while Michael Bay is back behind the wheel for another Transformers movie.

Finally, Gotham fans rejoice—The Batman 2 has entered pre-production, with filming set to kick off in Spring 2026.

Superheroes, horror dolls, reboots, and explosions—it’s all packed into Episode 222!

This week on Comix Podcast, we’re joined by special guest Nick Casbarro, creator of the comic book and novel Vitalerium. Nick takes us behind the curtain of his unique world, blending sci-fi, mythology, and raw character drama into a story that’s as bold as it is unforgettable. We dig into his creative process, the challenges of building a universe across different mediums, and what fans can expect from the future of Vitalerium.

Of course, we don’t let Nick off easy—we put him in the Comix Hot Seat, hitting him with rapid-fire questions on comics, movies, and pop culture.

It’s indie creativity meets geek culture mayhem—don’t miss this one!

This week on Comix Podcast, the multiverse is about to hit the reset button! We break down the rumors that Secret Wars will collapse timelines and reboot the MCU with a brand-new 7-year plan. Then we sharpen our stakes as Marvel finally settles on a version of Blade—set in modern day—while Miles Morales remains locked out of live-action… for now.

On the gaming front, the Fantastic Four suit up in Fortnite, and we react to the haunting first trailer for the Hellraiser video game. And if that’s not enough monster mayhem, we sink our teeth into the brutal new Predator trailer.

Multiverse resets, horror icons, and intergalactic hunters—Episode 220 has it all!

In this exciting episode of Comix Podcast, we dive into the latest happenings in the comic and movie universe. First up, we discuss AMC's surprising move to list Odyssey over a year in advance, stirring conversations among fans. Tragic news follows as a paranormal investigator dies during an Annabelle tour, raising questions about safety and superstition.

We then reflect on Superman's latest developments, just one week after significant announcements, and examine DC's rebranding of character social media accounts, highlighting a fresh approach to engaging fans. An update on Wonder Woman brings more insights into her evolving narrative, followed by a special segment where Este meets renowned filmmaker Kevin Smith, sharing insights from their conversation.

Shifting gears, we delve into the thrilling trailers for Tron Aries and Stranger Things, stirring excitement for upcoming releases, along with the much-anticipated Mortal Kombat 2 trailer. The episode continues with the announcement that Reed will lead the Avengers, creating buzz around team dynamics and story arcs. Finally, we celebrate the renewal of Invincible for a fifth season, promising more superhero action and intense storytelling. Join us for an episode packed with thrilling news and insightful commentary!

This week on Comix, we cover everything from Krypton to carnage! Superman reviews are in and we’re breaking down the critics, the crowd, and where the DCU is headed next. Plus, the long-awaited Mephisto reveal has finally happened—was it worth the wait or another Marvel misdirect?

In the world of adaptations, we talk the just-announced live-action Solo Leveling, Netflix’s return with Old Guard Part 2 and Sandman Season 2, and the surprise drop of Record of Ragnarok Season 3. Then it’s time for rumors: James Bond casting buzz is heating up, and whispers of an Indiana Jones reboot have fans divided (again).

Also, we go full primal with our take on the Liver King documentary—a wild ride through fake abs, supplements, and internet infamy.

And of course, Mosby’s Games are back:

• Rants: What’s grinding our geek gears this week?

• Who Wore It Best: Sidekick Edition – Robin? Bucky? Chewbacca? We judge them all.

Strap in—this episode’s got reveals, rants, and ridiculousness in equal measure.

This week on Comix, we’re connecting the nostalgic dots and diving into the unexpected! OG Blue’s Clues host Steve Burns is launching a podcast… for adults?! We discuss how the beloved childhood figure is pivoting into emotional wellness and why it oddly makes sense.

Then we shift into superhero overdrive: Pedro Pascal responds to the Fantastic Four fan backlash, Jonathan Majors might still be Kang, and Michael B. Jordan is rumored to return in Black Panther 3—what’s real, what’s rumor, and what’s reckless?

Also on the docket:

• The Punisher enters the mix in Spider-Man: Brand New Day

• Russell Crowe swinging a sword in the Highlander reboot

• A surprise Green Arrow/Daredevil crossover comic has fans hyped

• And yes, Mahershala Ali’s Blade is officially back in development (again…)

All that plus a few spicy hot takes and a wild theory or two—only on Comix!

In this off-the-rails episode of Comix, the crew dives headfirst into the latest chaos surrounding James Gunn’s upcoming Batman film—from fresh rumors to wild fan theories. We break down how insanely expensive comic book movies have gotten lately, and whether the budgets are breaking the genre.

Plus: we tackle the controversial trend of recasting major roles in sequels—what works, what doesn’t, and why fans are so divided. Expect wild tangents, heated debates, and more than one host going completely rogue.

This is Comix at its most unhinged—and most fun. Buckle up!