Ming and Mike weigh in on a possible Deathstroke movie and check out Frank Miller's Xerxes. Also Batman #44 and Indy 5!

Ming and Mike talk the Oasis and Ready Player One while they lament the death of the Deadpool animated series with Donald Glover. Also: Fox pushes back the release dates for The New Mutants and Dark Phoenix Saga. Ming and Mime head to the Empire State Comic Con and perform at the 2018 NYC Podfest

Ming and Mike talk Cobra Kai and Archie meeting Batman. Also: The New Gods are coming and so are the Avengers and their Infinity War

Ming and Mike talk to Legend of Sumeria co-creators Jay Webb and Dr. Biju Parekkadan about their science based graphic novel Legend of Sumeria (legendofsumeria.com) - Also: Chris Ryall EIC leaves IDW and the closing of Toys R Us!

Ming and Mike talk about the huge Black Panther box office and get Lost in Space. Also: The death of the Wilhelm scream and Marvel goes through an overhaul... again!

Ming and Mike talk T'Challa and the release of the Black Panther movie. Mike Zapcic calls it a game changer. Also: The Cobra Kai and The Greatest American Hero are back and so is Kick-Ass!

Ming and Mike welcome Marvel's The Punisher actor Michael Nathanson (Homeland Security Agent Sam Stein) to the podcast table and find out that he may be even geekier than they are, Also: Ming and Mike return from the Making Fun: The Story of Funko movie premiere in Hollywood and they welcome back Katrina Law to Arrow

Ming and Mike head west to perform a sold out live show with Bryan Johnson. Ming recaps the top selling single issues and trade paperbacks of 2017. Ming and Mike talk about the "banning" of Kevin Sorbo from a local con. Batman and Warren Beatty vs Dick Tracy comics.

Ming and Mike talk about the popularity of the Black Panther movie and their record breaking pre-sales. Also: the Black Widow and Kitty Pryde movies in development, Old Man Hawkeye, Flash #38 and SyFy's Krypton

Ming thanks Mike for his generous comic book related holiday present. Ming and Mike welcome the return of the Animaniacs and revel in the fact that the 10 top highest grossing movies this year were either comic book, sci-fi or cartoon based. Also: Underdog, Jean Grey and Batman