Homo Superior Podcast

The boys review the most recent episode of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier (S1E4); they talk about the issues: Thor #14, GotG #13, Children of the Atom #2, and Wolverine #11; a new member has been voted to the X-men team; Peter David will be writing X-Factor; there's a possible Disney+ mutant show; and Clarke's Got Sumpin, Watch Out: Mortal Kombat Edition. Tell us what type casting you think you'd have!

The boys are down with Zemo in the newest episode of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier (S1E3); they talk about the wrap-up to the King in Black storyline: Venom #35 and KiB #5; as well as Excalibur #20 and Marauders #19; Marvel, Donny Cates, and Moon Knight are getting some big ol' titles; copyright deals, Thundercats movie, and bad WarnerMedia decisions; and they go to the Trailer Park to talk about Rick and Morty (S5), the final Black Widow Trailer (2021 film), Loki (S1), The Suicide Squad (2021 film), and Space Jam: A New Legacy (2021 film). Lots of weird catchphrases today.

The boys celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility; they talk about The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (S1E2); the issues: Beta Ray Bill #1, X-men #19, X-men Legends #2; Clarke has a family tree; John Lewis' Run release date; delayed Venom sequel; the cancellation of New Gods and The Trench for bs reasons; and DC's Round Robin. DC doesn't look particularly good in this one.

The boys break down newly introduced MCU character, Isaiah Bradley; particularly his representation in Marvel-616 and mini-review/recap his breakout miniseries, Truth: Red, White, and Black, written by Robert Morales and illustrated by Kyle Baker.

Learn more about the Tuskegee Airmen: https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/tuskegee-airmen

Learn more about Red Summer: https://www.history.com/news/red-summer-1919-riots-chicago-dc-great-migration

The boys have some Pee-wee's Playhouse fun; they're pleasantly surprised by the first episode of Falcon and the Winter Soldier; they pay respects to the wonderful, late Jessica Walter; Black Adam gets casting and Black Widow gets a new release date; Grant Morrison is writing a new Superman story; and the issues: Cable #9, Excalibur #19, and GotG #12. Pop, six, moist, joyful, abazeballs....lipschitz.

The boys spend 8 hours trying deal with this 4 hour movie, itself a 2 hour extension of the Justice League movie released in 2017. Let us know your favorite and least favorite moments somewhere we actually communicate with fans.

The boys dish about all of the hottest looks revealed for the Hellfire Gala coming this June; Captain America gets a gay update; there's a fight brewing for SWORD and the GotG; Predator gets a comic storyline; CSGWO and it's Irish and comic-y; and the issues: X-Factor #8, SWORD #4, X-Force #18, Eternals #3, Thor #13, Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade #1. Ladies, have your laptops ready and find those gala looks at Entertainment Weekly or any of the other sites because they. go. through. it.

The boys try to give a full history of the complicated life of B-list hero: U.S. Agent. He's named after two different bourbons (John Walker and later Jack Daniels) and frankly, it shows. You'll be able to see his first appearance in the MCU in Disney+'s Falcon and the Winter Soldier (S1) starting March 18, 2020.

The boys celebrate International Women's Day by talking about some of their favorite female comic writers, artists, and characters; they go over the first issue of Children of the Atom; there's talk about Space Jam, HBO's desperation, She-Hulk, Falcon and the Winter Soldier reveals, and Doom Patrol casting; there's a Planet Sized X-men and DC is going to be producing LGBTQIA+ content; plus Clarke's Got Sumpin' Watch Out takes another left turn. Stick around for true theatre of the mind.,

The boys are joined by the ever magical Katie Ozog to discuss the finale and entirety of season 1 of WandaVision. There's themes, talk about the fake outs and predictions, and (of course)names are pronounced incorrectly.