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In this edition of Comic Reel-lief, Ian Wilson takes a look at The Mask and Son of the Mask.

The Room. For real this time.

He is undoubtedly one of the most well-known voices of anime in North America, with roles like Edward Elric in Fullmetal Alchemist, Tamaki Suoh in Ouran High School Host Club, and Zero Kiryu in Vampire Knight. Today, Vic Mignogna stops by Animezing Podcast to discuss The Risembool Rangers, YouTube videos, rumors, and much more. Speaking of rumors, Chris Comstock has a lot to say on the subject.

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond recounts a tale of aural terror so grim that you will be clutching your earholes in relief that it had nothing to do with you! Then when he's done talking to you about his weekend, Darryll joins him to review the 1970s Japanese art-house horror film House out now from Criterion. Terror tunes included: "The House" by Michale Graves, "House of Suffering" by Machine Head, and "Lend me Your Ears" by Thor and The Tritonz. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

Dan and Mike start off Tom Baker's final season of Doctor Who with "The Leisure Hive" and "Meglos," two rather forgettable stories. Before that, however, they briefly speak about "The Impossible Astronaut," Mike's new stupid theory about River Song, and Doctor Who-themed cat names. And, of course, they touch on the passing of Elisabeth Sladen.

In "The Avatar State," an Earth Kingdom general thinks his plan to toy with Aang's mind and body is foolproof... or is it? In "The Cave of Two Lovers," the gang meets up with a groups of nomadic hippies, and Aang and Kattara share their first kiss... or do they? Finally in "Return to Omashu," the gang returns to Omashu, which means more Bumi... or does it?

In Tales of Suspense #84, we wrap up the Adaptoid storyline, as the villainous android absorbs the powers of the entire Avengers line-up, composed of Goliath, Hawkeye, and The Wasp. Plus Hawkeye is easily impressed, and The Wasp is, like, a girl and stuff.

A new era begins with this episode. It's quite similar to the old era, honestly. We bought some new curtains. The fancy kind. We also begin the Shadow of the Colossus playthrough, and, shockingly, it's really good. Journalism at its finest. If that weren't enough, we have Aaron getting mean, names being changed, and more accusations of Nintendo hating. Now you're fishing with portals.

Megan and Desmond start this episode of with bad news and good news. The bad news is this is the penultimate episode of Married to Movies. But the good news is two great reviews await you. Big Trouble in Little China and Happy Ever Afters are the two films on the docket this week, and through reviewing them, your hosts learn a little something about each other. Make sure you send in feedback in the next couple weeks so that the final episode can go out with style. Send questions, comments, and requests to: [email protected] and 206.390.0057.

In their second episode, The Heroes may already be quitting the show. And with episodes like "Never Kill a Boy on the First Date," "The Pack," "Angel," and "I Robot, You Jane," who can blame them? Why do Preston and Hannah keep talking about comics? Why does Xander rival Cordy for The Heroes' hatred? And just why, God, why? Listen and find out if they make it to another episode.