Continuing their celebration of Comic Book Heroes about to make the leap to TV, Mike and Andrew take a look at the Blacksploitation inspired champion of the oppressed, LUKE CAGE – HERO FOR HIRE! From his first issue to his last (almost!), Mike and Andrew enjoy tales of 70’s action. Also Cage meets Spider-Man! In a kind of sort of #conwayXover, Amazing Spider-Man 128 has Cage hunt down Spider-Man at the behest of J Jonah Jameson. So take a load off and listen to 2 jive turkey’s comment on Luke’s Bad Outfit. Woo!

In the 2nd part of their look at comics characters about to become TV stars, Mike and Andrew take a look back at the Linda Danvers era of SUPERGIRL. Peter David writes a mean quip and Ed Benes draws short skirts in MANY HAPPY RETURNS, a 6 issue arc from SUPERGIRL 75-80. What happens when super cynical, post millennial Supergirl meets sweet, naive 1950’s Supergirl? Listen in and find out!

In the first of 4 episodes devoted to character who are about to have their own TV show, Mike and Andrew take a look at all 28 issues of the original Marvel MAX series – ALIAS. Introducing down on her luck PI Jessica Jones, the MAX brand was supposed to be Marvel’s answer to Vertigo. So how did that all pan out? Is Jessica a worthy addition to the Marvel U? Listen in and find out.

It’s a tangent filled e-mail section! Again! But moving on from all of that, there’s a hour long love fest to Dave Steven’s THE ROCKETEER! Immerse yourself in the 30’s time period with Cliff Secord and the gang, tearing up the skies fighting Nazis. How is that NOT cool? For those of you that prefer to make love, not war, Betty’s clothes fall off a lot. So grab your jet pack treasury edition and hit thrust.

Things take a turn for the grim when Andrew & Micheal’s celebration of the birthday of THE PUNISHER turns to the MARVEL MAX series by Garth Ennis. THE SLAVERS is a 6 part storyline were Frank Castle’s brand of justice turns towards traffickers. It’s hard hitting stuff and not for people of a sensitive disposition.