Rights to the image go to Todd Nauck and Marvel Comics. Music in this episode is provided by Run the Jewels (Instrumental version of Lie, Cheat,Steal). Episode 24 of the Four Horsemen of Rhetoric sees our quartet act as a trio in the absence of Flasmeskid, but hey, it worked just as well! Heck, maybe better, hmmm, Three Musketeer's of Rhetoric anyone? Three Wisemen?? Alright, he'll be back soon. In this episode we talk about the Luke Cage and Iron Fist Netflix series, as well as shed some light on their comic history and current state. Which is awesome by the way. Don't believe me? Listen for yourself.

Episode 23 of the podcast keeps the Horsemen in the 90s! This week they talk about the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers franchise as well as the new comic books that have been coming out, which are totally tasty by the way! The second half of the podcast focuses on the new film that was just released on March 24, 2017 and the Four Horsemen give it their official rating! Thanks for listening world! Peace!

This week is a two-for-one week where in which we will be staying in the 1990s! An era of colorful pants and the freshest of princes reigned supreme! This episode has a very sick, grandma-sounding Luis Flameskid and lots of talk of nostalgia and the independent scene in comics, film and television. Whew, quite a lot to pour into an hour and some change...Enjoy!

This week, on the 21st episode, the Four Horsemen of Rhetoric analyze their first villain, the Joker. This is fitting since the Joker is known to be the first comic book villain (recurring anyway) of all time. Whether he is silly, chaos incarnate, or the devil himself, the Joker is a scary clown indeed! With "It" being slated for a reboot, it is shown that the world really does need more terrifying harlequins.

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This week the Horsemen discuss a little bit of green and a little bit of lantern. But more than anything, they go on tangents and end up reviewing the film Get Out. Of course I'm kidding, well kind of. If you want to find out and be spoiled there may or may not be spoilers at a=the 55 minute mark. Other than that, the four guys do talk a little bit about the Emotional spectrum, where they fall on it, as well as discuss their favorite members of the Green Lantern Corps. Enjoy!

Episode 18 of the Podcast delves into territory that has yet to be covered. Ms. Marvel is the first Pakistani, Muslim super-heroine in comics and has made a big splash in the comic world, as well as the real world, and her importance does not go unnoticed. In this podcast we welcome guests Hadith Rosales and Abigail Dimas to discuss the lessons that readers and listeners can take from the amazing character that is Ms. Marvel. We beckon you to ask if you feel represented in popular culture, and also urge comics, films, and television to ask themselves the same question. This is the face of America, this is Ms. Marvel!

This week we are embarking on a journey of friendship, family and short shorts. To commemorate the release of the LEGO Batman film we are going to talk about Robin, the Boy and sometimes Girl Wonder. The Four Horsemen, along with Horsemen Zero Cris Cass, discuss their favorite Robins, share a brief review of the film (SPOILERS!) and even create a sidekick for the heroes that they created back in episode 5. So here it is, the ying to Batman's yang. Teehee, Batman's yang. Bat-Yang. Anywho, let's do the thing.

The topic for Episode 16 was chosen by Luis Flameskid in commemoration of the release of Justice League Dark the Animated Film. Deadman protects people using his powers given to him by the Indian deity Rama Kushna and changes the way that people think about ghosts. Deadman melds together the ideas of ghosts, superheroes, and guardian angels. Possibly one of the most underutilized characters in the DC comic cannon, Deadman was a blast to talk about. Thanks for the listen and see you next week!

This week the Four Horsemen of Rhetoric explore the noir-tinged character Daredevil. This choice was brought to you by German and was used as a smooth transition from the world of DC Comics to the grittier side of Marvel. Daredevil takes what some might see as a disability and creates a powerful tool with it to take down crime in any and every way possible, while still undergoing the tragedy that makes an interesting street vigilante. Join us as we journey through the importance and relevant of the Man Without Fear, Daredevil.