Hello, yon mortal podcast listener! Desirest thou to hear tales of derring-do and high adventure? Then lookest elsewhere, because this is a podcast about comic books. This time, Josh, Ora, and Kyle talk about the epic Thor collection In Mortal Flesh and the Planet Hulk series in preparation for some movie about vikings or something. Listen to us natter on about the Illuminati, Natalie Portman, and science fantasy, all while the Hulk wrestles a one-eyed monster on the elevated. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturrnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

Fear not, loyal listener! Farmer Harry of Farmer Harry’s Pumpkin Patch and No-Questions-Asked Pet Food Outlet may be out for the blood of Josh and Ora, but that won’t stop them from talking about this week’s Halloween Pumpkin Patch Spectacular (not Spooktacular) movie, the Michael Winner genre piece The Sentinel. Thrill! to our discussion of Catholic dogma! Chill! to our recounting of our harrowing adventures! And, I don’t know, Spill! your drink all over yourself listening to Josh explaining to Ora who Burgess Meredith is. Again. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

Right? So we’re not even going to talk about it (much). Instead, Josh and Ora, broadcasting live(ish) from Farmer Harry’s Pumpkin Patch and Hazardous Waste Disposal Pit, continue our annual Halloween Pumpkin Patch Spectacular (Not Spooktacular) by telling a tale of two Sabrinas: classic type, via The Complete Sabrina The Teenage Witch 1962-1972, and spicy, via The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Enojy our discussion of classic Archie’s comics, clown eggs, and our impending demises. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturrnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

We continue our Halloween Pumpkin Patch Spectacular (not a spooktacular, whatever Ora may say) with a brand new experiment for Further Adieu – Josh, Ora, Kyle, and contest winner Jessica all randomly picked a movie from the Kung Fu Zombies box set and deliver a report to the class. Hear all about Buddhist vampire fighting techniques, evil demon orphans, undead wrestling, and a surprising lack of actual zombies. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

We begin our annual Halloween Pumpkin Patch Spectacular with another dive into the strange and exciting world of manga! Josh, Ora, Kyle, and contest winner Jessica read Uzumaki, a classic Japanese horror comic, and Pixu, a not-Japanese… something. Listen in to find out how long we can discuss the products of non-Western cultures without committing a hate crime (spoiler – not long). Theme: Chopin’s Nocturrnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

Are you a bad enough dude (or lady-dude) to listen to the latest episode of Further Adieu? This week, Ora, Josh, and Kyle talk about the 80s gang life/star-crossed-lovers almost-musical Tuff Turf, starring baby James Spader and baby Robert Downey Junior. Join us for a masterpiece of druggie fashion, sleazy lounge music, and surprisingly brutal fighting – not to mention some tuff talk about mothers Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

Sorry its a bit late, sometimes life gets in the way. In this case life literally got in the way when one of our cast members had a new baby blast into their lives a bit early. Everyone is doing fine and the proud parents are waiting to see what quirk this new bundle of joy will have.

Anyway, this week the gang pits One Punch Man against My Hero Academia for the title of Supreme Super Punch Boy!

Join us for the latest in comic book news.

As the season turns, the minds of young podcasters turn to their loved ones. But these podcasters are old, so instead, we talk about teenage girls for an hour and change. Join Ora, Josh, and arms dealer Kyle as they discuss Blue Monday: The Kids Are Alright and Clueless, two nostalgia-filled teen comics. We talk about prequels, Slave Labor Graphics comix, and other meaningless cultural ephemera. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturrnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

We continue our look at the world of Jack Chick with a special FA twofer, tackling both the documentary God’s Cartoonist and the adaptation Dark Dungeons. In the process, multiple hate crimes are committed. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.