We’ve fallen behind on posting these a bit, so we’re putting up both a TPWND and a FA today. Feel special, mortals! This time, the gang (Josh, Ora, Archie’s expert Shane, and arms dealer Kyle) discuss the Captain America movie. No, not that one, the 1990 Matt Sallinger vehicle. Thrill along with us as Cap plays the long con, fights German Italians, and does a poor job of protecting his legs. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

Way, way back in the early 2000’s, Marvel reinvented itself with the Ultimate line, an attempt to make their classic superhero properties fresh and clear of decades of continuity for the new millennium. Unfortunately, they let Mark Millar write a lot of them. Join Josh, Ora, Archie’s expert Shane, and arms dealer Kyle for a frank and open discussion of why Ultimate Spider-Man is better than the Ultimates.

Josh wants you to know he is not a doctor. He wants you to know it so bad that he brings it up multiple times, despite the protestations of Ora and Archie’s expert Shane. While the lack of doctorin’ credentials may make you wonder about our ability to analyze Michael Rapaport’s semi-superhero vehicle Special (2006), we do our best to make it work anyway. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

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For those who like superheroes mixed with a heady dose of hipster, That Podcast We’ll Never Do is talking about Demo by Brian wood and Umbrella Academy by Gerard Way.

What fresh hell is this? Cross over hell! Events are the new normal, the streets run red with cherry M&M’s and we are all living in Trump’s jerk-off hut. Find out what happens to a podcast when schedules, mother nature and technically difficulties collide as Ora and Spencer attempt to cope with this new reality they’ve found themselves in.

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The 90s were a weird time for comics with X in their titles. This week, Josh, Ora, and Archie’s expert Shane discuss the 90s board game X-Men: Alert, featuring favorite X-characters like Jubilee battling it out with traditional X-villains like Dr. Doom and the Badoon, Welcome to Further Adieu, listener. Hope you survive the experience! Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

“Da da da da da da da! It’s that time of year again – X time! Where we at TPWND marvel (pun intended) at the shittiness of some more X books. This time, we have our sights set on Liefield’s iconically terrible X-Force run, as well as the first arc of Clarmont’s nostalgia cash grab Xtreme X-Men. Join Ora and Josh (who is battling the techno-organic virus) for an extravaganza of pouches, sword-knives, and bone-breaking female contortions. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.”