Comix Podcast

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!

In Episode 215, we’re joined by a very special guest — the one and only Chad the Bird! This episode is a wild ride through nostalgia, nerddom, and neon lights as we talk pinball culture, the state of streaming, and where to party in Chicago if you’re looking for that perfect mix of geek and groove.

Then we turn up the heat and put Chad in the Comix Hot Seat, grilling him on all things MCU, DCU, and the ever-evolving Star Wars universe. Nothing is off-limits, and Chad doesn’t hold back.

It’s hilarious, insightful, and just a little chaotic — the way Comix is meant to be. Hit play and let’s flip some metaphorical tables (and actual pinball flippers) with Chad the Bird!

Episode 214 takes a wild turn as Mighty Mozby throws out the script and goes full chaos mode — and we’re just trying to keep up. No notes, no outline, just vibes.

Somehow, we still manage to deliver the goods, channeling full Keaton energy with a resounding: “You wanna get nuts? Let’s get nuts!” From pop culture tangents to unfiltered hot takes, this episode is less “panel discussion” and more “multiverse mayhem.”

Expect the unexpected, embrace the chaos, and prepare for the most unhinged Comix Podcast yet.

In Episode 213 of the Comix Podcast, the crew celebrates a major milestone — 300 subscribers on YouTube! 🎉 But the pop culture news doesn’t stop there. We dive into the chaotic excitement surrounding Avengers: Doomsday as one fan somehow makes it onto set (don’t worry, no spoilers were posted… allegedly).

DC skips the foreplay and jumps straight to Damian Wayne in its upcoming Teen Titans plans, and Voltron may be skipping the big screen altogether as talks suggest it’s heading straight to Prime Video. Meanwhile, Thunderbolts might already be taking on the title of Marvel’s latest flop — we unpack the rumors and the reality.

Casting buzz is strong this week: Bryan Cranston as Professor X? Yes, please. Plus, things get weird as Batman and Deadpool reportedly cross paths in a multiverse twist we didn’t see coming. Oh — and Gears of War live action is officially in the pipeline. Get your chainsaws ready.

All that and more in a jam-packed episode of geek culture, wild casting, and the occasional side quest. Hit play, hit subscribe, and let’s get Comix-al.

In Episode 212 of the Comix podcast, the crew is joined by special guest Niledile, the visionary creator behind the upcoming cosmic adventure project Sol Search. Niledile dives into the inspiration, themes, and creative process behind her work, teasing fans with what’s to come in this genre-bending experience.

Meanwhile, the episode is packed with hot headlines from the comic and pop culture world. The team breaks down Pat Schwarzenegger being considered for a role in the upcoming X-Men reboot, and the bombshell news that Marvel reportedly reached out to Ryan Coogler to direct the project. Could he reshape mutants like he did Wakanda?

Also discussed:

• Avengers: Doomsday is allegedly filming without a finished script—chaos or confidence?

• Nintendo might have the power to brick your Switch 2 remotely—the team debates the ethics of console control.

• Neve Campbell surprises fans with her casting as Polaris, adding depth to Marvel’s mutant lineup.

• Kristen Ritter officially returns as Jessica Jones—what does it mean for the future of the Defenders?

• Fallout Season 2 drops this December and is reportedly planned to run for up to six seasons.

• Plus, Marvel’s Wonder Man series is confirmed to be eight episodes, each just 30 minutes long—too short or just right?

Don’t miss this jam-packed episode full of insights, hot takes, and Niledile’s unique vision as she launches Sol Search into the comic cosmos.

In this jam-packed episode of Comix, the crew dives into the explosive new Thunderbolts review — does Marvel’s misfit squad deliver, or is it just more filler between multiversal mayhem? Meanwhile, over at DC, the team wonders aloud: why is Clayface still a thing? Spoiler: no one really knows.

Hollywood drops a surprise with “The Hunt for Golem?” (yes, with a question mark) hitting theaters in 2027 — we speculate wildly. Also, it’s official: Thor 5 is happening, but Taika Waititi is out, and we break down what that might mean for the God of Thunder’s next arc.

In the latest episode of Comix Podcast, host discussions kick off with a shockwave in the DC universe as Matt Reeves reveals that "Batman 2" is on the verge of cancellation, attributing the unforeseen turmoil not to the influence of the Weekend's music, but to deeper industry challenges.

Listeners will also be intrigued by the exciting news of RDJ's ambitious role expansion in "Doomsday," where he takes on four different personas, showcasing his versatility. Tensions run high as David Harbour expresses his disdain for fellow actor Pedro Pascal, leading to some lively debates among the hosts.

In a surprising turn, Jeremy Renner announces his decision not to return as Hawkeye for Season 2, stirring conversation about the shifting dynamics in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Meanwhile, fans rejoice as the upcoming "Fantastic Four" film will break away from traditional origin storytelling, promising fresh perspectives.

The episode also covers the scrapping of "SGT Rock" at DC Studios, the anticipated filming start for "Shogun" Season 2 in January 2026, and Josh Kisinski stepping behind the camera for a new "Miami Vice" movie, reigniting nostalgia for the classic series.

In an exciting literary development, a new Star Wars novel titled "Master of Evil" is announced, following a character's quest to conquer death, adding rich layers to the expansive universe.

Listeners are treated to a sneak peek with the first look at "Predator Kills the Marvel Universe," a thrilling crossover that raises eyebrows. Finally, the episode wraps up with reactions to the gripping trailer for "Wednesday" Season 2, setting the stage for another supernatural adventure.

Join us for the latest updates, insightful commentary, and fan-favorite segments as we dive deep into the fascinating world of comics and beyond!

In this thrilling episode, the hosts dive into the high-octane world of cinema with a detailed discussion of the latest installment in the *Mission Impossible* franchise, which clocks in at a staggering 2 hours and 49 minutes. They explore the implications of this lengthy runtime on pacing, character development, and audience engagement, while also sharing their favorite moments and stunts from the film.

Next, the episode takes a somber turn as the hosts address the shocking news of the cancellation of the highly anticipated *Blade* reboot. They delve into the reasons behind the decision, the impact on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and what this means for fans of the iconic vampire hunter. Listeners will hear insights on how this cancellation reflects broader trends in Hollywood and potential future projects that could fill the void.

Finally, the episode wraps up with a review of the provocative new film *Sinners*. The hosts share their thoughts on its themes, performances, and overall impact, sparking a lively debate about morality in storytelling and the film's reception among audiences and critics alike.

Join us for an action-packed episode filled with insights, opinions, and a dash of humor as we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of film and entertainment!

pure pop culture mayhem! We’re swinging across multiverses with new Spider-Man rumors, breaking down shocking Star Wars updates (hello, Sith uprising?), and diving into the latest anime domination with surprise Netflix adaptations. Plus, we touch on Taylor Swift’s ever-growing media empire, unexpected video game crossovers, and the TV shows you need to binge before the summer wave hits. Random, chaotic, and ridiculously fun — this episode proves the only rule in pop culture right now is that there are no rules!

Buckle up for a wild ride in Episode 207 of the Comix Podcast! This week, we tackle the bombshell rumor that Disney might be putting an end to their live-action remakes—say it ain’t so! We dive into the first look at Assassin’s Creed Shadows, break down the neon-drenched Tron Ares trailer, and celebrate the official greenlight for a Carrie TV series. Plus, The Naked Gun reboot is locked and loaded with laughs, The Last of Us scores a third season renewal, and—yes, you read that right—DIREWOLVES ARE REAL! Also, Capcom fans rejoice: a Devil May Cry anime is on the way! It’s chaos, carnage, and canines in this jam-packed episode you don’t want to miss!