Homo Superior Podcast

We catch up with Jeremy Whitley, author of Marvel's Love Unlimited: Gwenpool, The Unstoppable Wasp, Future Foundation, and his own awesome creations, including The Dog Knight, which just released in May. We get into his horror podcast, Progressively Horrified (check out their rankings: https://letterboxd.com/jerwhit/list/progressively-horrified/), talk about Ace/Arrow representation in media, and have him choose between cute dogs in a knock-out, drag-out "Power Ranking" segment.

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Homo Superior Podcast is five obsessive queers unapologetically dishing about the X-Men and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Smart Analysis and Dumb Jokes Weekly.

The boys recap they fun they had at Awesomecon; they hunt for a purpose in the new Kraven trailer; Emma Frost and Tony Stark are get married maybe; they try and sort through all of the details of Secret Invasion (S1E1) and they know there's no purpose in understanding X-men the Animated Series (S4E7); and the issues: X-force #41, New Mutants: Lethal Legion #4 , Scarlet Witch Annual #1, and Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain #5; plus plugs. Brent forgot to read, which is fundamental.

The boys work to get excited about the Hellfire Gala trailer; Morph is back in S4E6 of X-men the Animated Series; they go gay through the issues: X-Men Red #12, Wolverine #34, Rogue & Gambit #4, and Marvel Voices Pride #1; plus plugs. It's a loopy episode.

The boys celebrate Pride the only way they know how: forgetting about it and then last minute trying to tack it on to every subject; there's a sequel-based Poll-aris and a special memory-based X-men: Animated Series Season 4 Episode 5: "Xavier Remembers"; they have some news and an impromptu casting couch; the issues: X-Men: Before the Fall- Mutant First Strike #1, Immortal X-Men #12, X-Men #23, Bishop: War College #5, and The Invincible Iron Man #7; plus a gay focused Plug Me, Daddy. See you can spot the gayest joke in the episode.

The boys get caught up in the web of excitement around the sequel film Spider-Man: Across the Spider-verse! They talk about identity, parenting, and, of course, the cakes.

The boys try to poll their way through the best Spiderman; they find Sanctuary in episodes 3 and 4 of season 4 of X-men: The Animated Series; they get into the drama about X-men '97 casting, Micronauts, and Rob Leifeld's career; there are the issues: Bishop: War College #4, New Mutants: Lethal Legion #3, Deadpool #7, Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain #4, and X-23: Deadly Regenesis #3; and fresh, solid plugs. They've got that we're-back-and-sunny attitude!

The boys are off this week, but as a bonus Adam and Khelan interview Chandler Poling (X-Reads Podcast) and Dylan Carter (House of X) on their upcoming Uncanny Experience on September 16th and 17th in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Learn more about the first con exclusively for X-fans, including star attendees like Chris Claremont, a Hellfire initiation and Bar Sinister cocktails (courtesy of yours truly), as well as the bevy of cosplayers who can’t wait for photo oops.

You won’t just survive this experience, you’ll thrive. See you in September and have a great long weekend, US fans!

For more info, visit theuncannyexperience.com.

The boys talk about some major Spiderman news and they have a game that might be slightly controversial; they try to guess when S4E2 of X-men the Animated Series actually aired because it Storm has a ponytail; tons of Disney news; the issues: X-men #22, X-Force #40, Marvel Unlimited’s Love Unlimited Gwenpool, and Avengers #1; and you know we've got plugs, baby. Khelan slides in an extra plug.

The boys try to celebrate Brent's birthday; they talk about season 4 episode 1 of X-men The Animated Series; Clarke does the news up and has got sumpin' Eurovision-y; there are issues: Free Comic Book Day: Uncanny Avengers #1, X-men Red #11, Wolverine #33, Rogue & Gambit #3, and Captain Marvel #49; plus long ass plugs. Clarke's got a wild plug.

The boys have a cosmic review of Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3. While there are second act issues, we really liked it. And we ask the following question: "Who is Jentorra of this movie?"