The boys are mostly out so it's just Brent and Adam going over Mutant Madness updates, the first episode of Moon Knight (S1), Immortal X-Men #1, and some news but mostly about Ezra Miller being unhinged. This is some vintage Short Story Long here.

The boys celebrate Women's History Month and get ready for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness by reviewing Kalinda Vazquez's mini-series on America Chavez: Made in the USA; they give an update on listener selected Mutant Madness; take a seat on the casting couch; and evermore news and the issues: Devil's Reign: X-Men #3 and X Deaths of Wolverine #5. Try and figure out what the Tekken news is and what prestige television you should be watching.

The boys reveal the results of the first round of listener choice Mutant Madness; they gaga over the great new Hellfire Gala fashion; there are trailers for The Boys (S3) and Ms. Marvel (S1); there's so much casting news they have to make it inappropriate; news; and the issues: X Lives of Wolverine #5 and the Marvel Unlimited Story featuring Banshee (#26). It's fashion, sweaty.

The boys go through the highs and lows and Spanish of the Matt Reeves' reboot of The Batman. Does Act 4 work? Should the Riddler be Jim Carrey? Should Jeffery Wright have a larger mustache? Some of these questions are asked and some are answered.

The boys break down Disney's utter failure to support gay people in their time of need because for them it's too "political"; they breakdown the listeners' choice of Mutant Madness teams, Obi-Wan has a trailer; they cover the issues: X Lives & Deaths of Wolverine #4, Sabretooth #2, Thor #23, and Women of Marvel #1, they plug nonsense. Brent has normal sized thumbs.

The boys take on the interdimensionally good run of the Fantastic Four by Jonathan Hickman on the third issue of their series breaking down his work. The issues span Fantastic Four(1998) #570-588 and 600-611 and FF (2011) #1-23. There's the Council of Reeds, bug people, low rent villains, and some classic Hickman flairs.

The boys bring back Mutant Madness, but we let the listeners decide! There's also news about casting for Kraven, Jim O'Heir is getting into Star Wars, and Patrick Stewart is in Doctor Strange (and Ashley Olsen might be); there are also issues: X-men #9 and Devil's Reign: X-Men #2. They have a slight variation on Plug Me, Daddy but it's very slight.

The three caballeros wrap up BHM by highlighting Cuphead and DotA's leading voice actors, talk geopolitics and anti-vaxxers, discover Ant-man is turning 60, knock out X Deaths of Wolverine #3, and do a season 1 review of Peacemaker. Will Clarke live till the end of the podcast, you'll have to listen to find out!

Khelan and Adam spend time with writer and comic creator David M. Booher. We discuss all of his amazing series, including Canto, Killer Queens (nominated for a GLAAD award!), as well as his adaptations of Joe Hill's Rain and Firefly. We also learned why lawyering stinks and telling stories is much better, get into the Handyman universe, find out his favorite snack, and generally have a gay ole' time.

Creator Crush is an interview series where we chat with our favorite comic book creators, learning more about their work, their thoughts on the industry, and what makes them so darn special. You can always listen to our weekly episodes digesting the latest and greatest of nerdom news, along with X-tra issues for deep dives on the biggest MCU movies, TV, and comics.

The boys continue BHM celebrating Black Lady Sketch Show's emmy nom, take an extended stay at the trailer park with Super Bowl trailers of Dr. Strange: Multiverse of Madness, Moon Knight, and Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power, get pissed about Amazon's fuckery with Comixology, and review X-Men #8, X Lives of Wolverine #3, Marvel Voices: Legacy #1, and Thor #22...FOR SCIENCE!