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Their coverage of Justice League is almost here, but first James and Mike have to answer a lot of e-mails, then give their final thoughts on The Zeta Project and Static Shock. (Well, and the webtoons, which they spend less than 10 seconds on.) Overall, what did they think of the two series? Which episodes did they choose to reevaluate? Will they mess-up Hotstreak's name one more time? How does one of them react to seeing pictures of Dana Delany for the first time? And what clips did Ian Wilson select to embarrass the duo? All these questions and more will be answered by downloading the episode!

In this episode of Dread Media, live (not really) from the brand new Dread Media Worldwide Headquarters, Darryll and Desmond sit down to discuss the first release from Cameron Romero (George's boy), Staunton Hill. Then Desmond goes solo for a review of Keith Latch's latest novel, Bestseller. (Visit http://www.keithlatch.com.) And to wrap it all up, a special Dying in the Gutters on the classic Spider-Man story Kraven's Last Hunt (complete with a bad Russian accent). Tunes include: "My Slaughtering Ways" by The Meteors, "Haunted Head" by Concrete Blonde, "Looking Down the Barrel of a Gun" by The Beastie Boys, and "Poetic Pitbull Revolutions" by The Diablo Swing Orchestra. (Also, parentheses are addictive.) Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213.

In the second part of our Thanksgiving month spectacular, Tom and Derrick continues their chat with Views from the Longbox host -- and Superman maven -- Michael Bailey about Superman in the Media! This time up, the trio tackles Superman in the movies. From the trendsetting Fleischer cartoons to the classic Christopher Reeve movies to the... ummmm... not-so-classic Bryan Singer version, this titanic trio tackles it all! Plus, the Superman films we didn't get (here's a hint: be happy we got what we got), Derrick defends Superman's right to stalk Lois, and Mike really doesn't like Kate Bosworth much... or at all. It's all about the whipped cream on the pumpkin pie, so get to clicking!

Over the years Kellen has had his share of outbursts about anime, but today he gives a second chance to the victim of one of his most scathing rants: Peach Girl.

Doctor Strange teams with the Avengers to find his replacement (New Avengers: Search for the Sorcerer Supreme). A former supervillain steps out of the shadows, and runs afoul of old friends and enemies (Incognito). And the characters of our beloved childhood stories have grown up and walk among us (Fables: Legends in Exile).

In this episode of Dread Media, a theme of post-war trauma just happened to surface during the week of Remembrance Day / Veterans Day. First up, Desmond and Darryll talk about the Troma-released, post-Vietnam, nihilistic shocker Combat Shock. Then Megan stops by to talk about the WWII-era BBC film The Haunted Airman. Tunes included: "The War Inside My Head" by Suicidal Tendencies, "All Good Soldiers" by Bad Religion, "Spiders" by System of a Down, and "The Golden Age of Video" by Ricardo Autobahn. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213.

A bunch of bullies show up and do a lot of, well, bullying while trying to enslave an alien race ("The Dominators"). Then the trio enters The Void and find themselves in the clutches of an evil mastermind ("The Mind Robber"). Before that, however, Mike makes an announcement about Chicago TARDIS.

A new cohost, plus a severe lack of gin and tonic, plus plot holes and retcons equals what? If you guessed Saw VI, you're the lucky winner! (Well, "winner" used loosely, as no one is a winner when it comes to this pile of rubbish.)

In this titanic episode, Tom revels in the debut of one of his favorite characters eeeeever: the Gaelic Gladiator known as Batroc the Leaper! Join him as he delights in seeing the only man who can remain cool while rocking a handlebar mustache mix it up with Captain America. Oh, and you should probably know that portions of this episodes, chronicling Tales of Suspense #75, are presented in a corny French accent. I know, but it's how Tom rolls.

As Static Shock comes to a close, Rubberband Man must overcome his dyslexia if he's to save Dakota ("Where the Rubber Meets the Road"), a professional football player is blackmailed by a former friend ("Linked"), a scientist tests a cure for Bang Babies ("Wet and Wild"), Mr. Hawkins learns his son's secret ("Kidnapped"), and a handful of metahumans fight to turn themselves back into supermen after the Bang Baby cure is spread across the city ("Power Outage").