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Neal Adams' Secrets of the Silver Age, a Boston Comic Con 2013 panel.

It's axe-wielding presidents, motorcycle-riding priests, and gunslingers who have to kill men twice in this episode of action / horror antiheroes! Megan joins Desmond for an out of the blue review of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Devil Dinosaur Jr. looks at the post-apocalyptic Priest. Then Desmond goes solo on the Wesley Snipes weird Western, Gallowwalkers. Seriously, what more do you need? Oh! Songs? We got those, too. "Abraham Lincoln" by Clutch, "President Dead" by Marilyn Manson, "Night Crawler" by Judas Priest, "The Gallows is God" by The Distillers, and "Zero the Hero" by Godflesh. Enjoy! Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

To celebrate the first anniversary of For Better or Worse, Shana and Mike each crafted two casts for the nearly perfect The Princess Bride. Also, according to Mike, who bathes in the blood of virgins?

In what is easily the longest episode of the Tirades thus far, your brave hosts tackle Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, a movie legendary for its overbearing stupidity. For more than three hours, James and Damien try to tackle every single nameless robot, racial stereotype, and giant gaping plot hole. This episode is brought to you by SNICK. Please visit http://tranquiltirades.wikia.com.

For Big Damn Heroes 51, Will and Hannah have some interesting things to cover. The new status quo is established over on Buffy, which addresses the things that came before, and at least tries to make them better. Also, the foreshadowing hammer gets a good workout, and lots of child TV stars from the 90s show up. Meanwhile, over on Angel, plots from last season that didn't work so well are recycled, and character development for one of our mains is completely wiped for funsies! Join Hannah and Will as they cover Buffy's "Same Time, Same Place" and "Help," and Angel's "The House Always Wins" and "Slouching Towards Bethlehem."

Once again, Tom Hemmings joins Ian Wilson for another Comic Reel-lief lists episode, centered around the very best and worst comic book movie action sequences. Amongst the tangents that weren't cut out are Samuel L Jackson taking on Shakespearean dialog, Marvel characters inserted into seminal Disney moments, and the question of why Warner Bros. can't stop interfering with DC Comics film adaptations. Not only that, what are the greatest cameos in comic book movie history?

Blimey! We're British again this week! Ironically celebrate the birth of the future king with us by listening to Darryll and Desmond review Scum. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. delivers a Stay Scary segment on the television show Beasts. We apologize for the audio in the intro and outro segments this week as we thought we had it all pegged, but there appears to be a problem we're going to work through. Regardless, it's a great show with some great songs too: "Heir to the Chaos Throne" by Three Inches of Blood, "Institutionalized" by Suicidal Tendencies, "Chew" by Jello Biafra & Nomeansno, and "Monarchy Zoo" by Doom. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

Is The Handmaid's Tale inherently anti-Christian? Is it an easy read? Is it actually science fiction? These are just some of the many questions Wendee and Dan tackle in this episode. (Warning: Politics ahead.)

The Boys Outta Brooklyn mark the passing of one of the greatest genre writers to ever work a typewriter by posthumously inducting Richard Matheson into The Hall of Great, Great Men. Join Tom and Derrick as they discuss key films both inspired by and written by Matheson, talk about the way he helped bring horror fiction into the living room, and give out some writing advice. You don't want to be chased around by some freaking Zuni Fetish Doll, so get to clicking (and don't forget to follow us on Twitter at @BITDShow)!

Funimation: Inside the Industry with Sarah Sullivan, an Ai-Kon 2013 panel.