In the first of a 2 part look at huge crossover events, then and now, Micheal and Andrew first cast their eyes over FOREVER EVIL and the Justice League issues that tie in. Does it work as a stand alone story? Does somebody lose a limb? Has the EVENT reached saturation point? Or do we get the comics we deserve? Only 2 of these questions get answered.

It’s the conclusion of HUSH as Micheal and Andrew examine the final 6 issues of the story. With the prime suspect killed of, will the identity be a satisfying reveal? Or will it not really deserve the honoured status the story seems to have achieved? Well, I think you can guess but one thing we can all agree on – it won’t be the machinations of The Riddler! Right?

Micheal & Andrew decide to pay tribute to the Dark Knight’s 75th by doing something they would have done anyway – yes, we’re a BATMAN podcast again! JIM LEE & JEPH LOEB’s “seminal” work HUSH is lovingly examined in part 1 of a 2 part special. Is it any good? Do you believe the hype? Is it a well-written mystery story that all makes perfect sense? Who knows, but it sure is pretty!

Micheal and Andrew follow vampire detectives, and explore the murky swamps of Louisiana. There they encounter two generic Swamp Men-Thing’s, as Those 70’s Shows takes them into the horror comics of the decade.

It’s time to get all supernatural and Sci-Fi on part 6 of Those 70’s Shows as Micheal and Andrew look at the wild and wacky world of Adam Strange in STRANGE TALES #181, experience the land of the future in KAMANDI – THE LAST BOY ON EARTH #1 and finally blaze a trail of death with GHOST RIDER in MARVEL SPOTLIGHT #5.

It’s tantrums and tiara’s as 70’s icon LUKE CAGE takes on DR DOOM over the matter of $200. Don’t get in Cage’s way when he’s owed bread, you dig? Yes, HERO FOR HIRE #9 is first up before matters get altogether more serious for the duo of Green Lantern and Green Lantern as Hal Jordan takes newbie John Stewart under his wing. They hit it off straight away in GREEN LANTERN #87. Finally, man barely alive, Luther Manning is rebuilt better than he was before but with a startling temper as DEATHLOK THE DEMOLISHER debuts in ASTONISHING TALES #25

Some Seventies stories need no introduction, no hyperbole, no hard sell. Micheal & Andrew ask – where were you The Night Gwen Stacy Died?

Micheal & Andrew’s look at Seventies classics (!) continues with a look at Marvel’ leading ladies. First up, STAN LEE returned to comics to script the debut of THE SAVAGE SHE-HULK, then GERRY CONWAY introduces the world to MS MARVEL. Finally, RED SONJA shows CONAN how it’s done in CONAN THE BARBARIAN #24.

Get down with your funky selves and vibe on the Hey Kids, Comics experience as the 1970‘s roll on. After the feedback frenzy caused by the Transformers, Andrew & Micheal once again enjoy a selection of choice Bronze Age cuts – step into the tortured mind of a writer in HOWARD THE DUCK #16 as The Deadline Cometh. Then more sedate, calm negotiations on the frontier as Jonah Hex gets caught up with The Hangin’ Woman in WEIRD WESTERN TALES #17 and finally, Hell Comes To NY as THE PUNISHER makes his debut in AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #129.

It’s Here!!! Andrew & Micheal follow up the sensational sixties retrospective with a trip into the polyester clad, 1970’s. First up, it’s the first appearance of those world-conquering mutants, the all-new X-MEN who go GIANT SIZE for their inaugural adventure. Then DC goes sci-fi as Jack KING Kirby jumps ship to birth a race of NEW GODS in this prequel adventure setting it all up from #7 and then the Martial Arts fad reached comics and unleashed THE DEADLY HANDS OF KUNG FU #1. It’s chop socky, sci fi, melodramatic fun.