Warning: Don't play this episode unless you have seen the WB feature film Aquaman or don't mind hearing the plot.Seth and Victor review the latest DCEU installment, Aquaman. Directed by James Wan and starring Jason Momoa, this is the story of Arthur Curry, aka Aquaman. What went wrong with this film might be out of Wan's hands. They aren't raving about movie, but the facts behind their opinions are quite compelling.Please rate/review and subscribe.

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Not a spoiler issue because it has already aired on broadcast television (what's that?).Seth and Victor unpack, dissect, and discuss the 3-part CW crossover event featuring the shows "Arrow," "The Flash," and "Supergirl."They discuss the many positives, and the many questions raised. Also, many complaints about the episodes.Still, the event previews next year's crossover, using the logo of the iconic book Crisis on Infinite Earths. Is the series heading in the direction that the book went? Fans of the Flash and Supergirl might want to take note.Please rate/review.. And Subscribe!

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WARNING: Don't play this episode until you have seen the Sony/Marvel film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.Seth and Victor have a SPOILER filled review of an amazing animated movie.What's its place in Spidey history? What's the connection to the other Spider-Man movies? Who are those Peter Parkers? All the easter eggs discussed in this one.

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What is it about super heroes and comic books and sci fi stuff that always wants continuity to be perfect? Seth & Victor explore that as they discuss the upcoming Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse movie & the upcoming DC CW crossover "Elseworlds"John Wesley Schipp is the Flash again, from the 1990-91 CBS TV show. That's just the beginning.Plus, the cancellation of Daredevil on Netflix has opened the door to the character joining over Marvel properties on other platforms. Again, is it Charlie Cox? What about the R-Rated Continuity? Plus, why isn't that the case for Luke Case or Iron Fist? Plus, a rare treat unveiled in the last 20 seconds of the show!Please rate/review.

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WARNING: Don't press play unless you have seen Creed 2 or Bohemian Rhapsody or don't mind plot details. Victor Dandridge returns. The guys review 2 non-comic book movies that feel a lot like comic book movies. Plus, what does the cancellation of Luke Cage and Iron Fist mean for Marvel/Netlfix shows? A discussion of the DC Universe app and the forthcoming Disney/Marvel app and shows that are expected.The episode concluded with a frank discussion on the use of the N-word. Furthermore, how the CW show Black Lightning gets around it.Please rate/review.

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Dolph Lundgren in the 1980's played Ivan Drago in Rocky IV, Frank Castle in The Punisher, He-Man in Masters of the Universe. He is reprising the Drago role in the new film Creed 2, debuting this week (November 2018).He is also starring in the 2018 DC Comics feature, Aquaman!In this episode, he talks about revisiting the Drago role, and gives his thoughts on the He-Man and Punisher films of the 80's. He also talks about what he knows about Aquaman.

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On this Transformers-centric episode of the Hall of Justice, Anthony Brucale, from TFU.Info and the Transformers University Podcast, joined the show. Recorded on the convention floor at the 2018 New York Comic Con, the show goes back through the history of the iconic Transformers franchise. All incarnations are covered.Plus, Brucale goes through the positives and negatives of the Michael Bay film franchise. They wrap with a look at the new film, Bumblebee, and the impact it may have on the entire Transformers franchise.

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Creator. Artist. Entrepreneur. Words that describe Todd McFarlane. An icon in the genre, Todd took part in creating Venom, created Spawn, built his million-dollar toy company, and has tackled animation, and live-action movies.He also has a history with Seth Everett. In 2002-2003, the two hosted "The Todd McFarlane Show" on MLB Radio. There, they forged a friendship, and this is the reunion on the first of hopefully many appearances.They discussed the invention of Venom, and Todd gives unique insight on the pre-production of a new Spawn movie, an R-Rated film that will star Jamie Foxx.Follow Todd on Twitter @Todd_McFarlane.

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Acclaimed voiceover artist Steve Blum joins the Hall of Justice to discuss his amazing career, and the shows in this genre that fans will remember. In animation, he provides the voices for Starscream in Transformers: Prime, Shishio in Rurouni Kenshin, Vilgax, Heatblast and Ghostfreak in Ben 10, Amon in The Legend of Korra, Wolverine in Wolverine and the X-Men and Zeb Orrelios in Star Wars Rebels.Blum has started Blumvox Studios, one of today's most comprehensive programs for voiceover acting. He recently began a Live Coaching Advanced Class at the helm of the cutting-edge online course.The Live Coaching Advanced Class, geared specifically for serious actors looking to take their career to the next level. Actors wishing to participate can go to https://www.blumvoxstudios.com/advanced-training/ to apply and register. Space in the Live Coaching Advance Class is limited, and early registration is recommended for potential participants.Follow Steve at @blumspew (https://twitter.com/blumspew)

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Victor and Seth reunite to discuss some interesting comic TV/Movie news. That news includes the cancellation of Iron Fist on Netflix, pictures of "Spider-Man: Far From Home" filming, and the 1966 Adam West Batmobile seen on the set of the Joaquin Phoenix Joker Movie.Then, at the 22:30 mark, the guys break down the film "Venom" discussing its box-office success and the characters' comic book, animation, and movie origins. The review goes beyond the question "is it good?" What does it mean for future Spider-Man films? What universe does this fit in? What's the cinematic Spider-Verse?Please rate, review, and subscribe.

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