The Devil Made Us Stream It! The Tavern Team brave new, scary waters as they watch The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It! Join Alix, Cole, and Nathan as they solve this devilish mystery, and find out what possessed them to let this movie try to scare the heck out of them in the first place! The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It can be streamed on HBO Max.

In our latest Issue: The Unrivaled is interrogated by LANCE, and gains a new friend along the way. First appearance of LANCE Commander Elizabeth Cruz. The finale of our first season brings uncertainty to the team's future - will The Void be able to keep our heroes together? Download the latest episode for the conclusion, Brave Questers!

What can a rising young adult story tell us about tropes in storytelling? Join the discussion as Alix, JPG, and Andrew cover Netflix's Shadow and Bone - a Netflix exclusive based on the Leigh Bardugo series of the same name. In this episode: why younger readers need tropes, the nature of sexuality in YA series, and the changes and details created for books and visual media.

This week is about Shadow and Bone, the YA novel series turned Netflix series! Join Alix, Cole, and Nathan as they bravely cross the Fold to give you all the thoughts and feelings about this show that has more "Will they?/Won't They?" tension than any series before. Listen in as the Team casts some light on the dark corners of Shadow and Bone!

What can Marvel's newest animated series tell us about the nature of jokes? With Andrew Linde (@podcasterandrew) officially joining as a co-host, our Dungeon Divers cover Marvel's M.O.D.O.K. - a Hulu series from Patton Oswalt and the creators of American Dad. In this episode: the aging process of comedy, the importance of tone in a series, and a show's ability to strike the right notes with fans and new viewers.

To talk about M.O.D.O.K., we must form our very own M.O.D.O.K.: Multiple Orators Digitized Only for Kicks! The Tavern Team delves into the wacky world of M.O.D.O.K., Hulu's new original series based on the Marvel Comics character, and voiced by the beloved Patton Oswalt. So strap into your hover chair and have a listen right now!

In our latest Issue: The Void learns more about the Shadowheart and what gives her family their powers, while Spellshock and Scattershot get a glimpse into what's in store for The Unrivaled if he loses the Delirium Decathlon. First appearance of Miss Darkness. Will The Void accept that her mother didn't trust her with the truth, and will the rest of the team empathize with The Unrivaled's fate? Download our newest episode to find out, Brave Questers!

What can one of DC's newest animated films tell us about political stances and the perceptions held about America? Joined by Nathan Schulz (@natethegreater) from our Tavern Team episodes, Alix & JPG speak about Justice Society: World War II - a film focusing on The Flash accidentally visiting the Allies vs. Axis era. In this episode: America's fascination with World War II-era stories, erasure of disenfranchised cultures, and a protagonist's role in moving narratives forward.

It's a team-up across time and space! The Tavern Team speeds into battle against the evil forces of unexplained comic book references and historical inaccuracy! You can battle the fear of missing out on this episode by hurrying up and listening in as Alix rants, Cole bellows, and Nathan over-explains DC's latest animated feature: Justice Society: World War 2! It's available for rent now on Amazon Prime.

What can the newest animated Star Wars show tell us about cultural erasure & representation? Joined by Ken Rolow (@kenrolow / @comicbanter) from Comic Banter, Alix & JPG address the first two episodes of Star Wars: The Bad Batch - a Dave Filoni-led story in the timeline between Episode 3 and Star Wars: Rebels. In this episode: tailoring the Star Wars experience to others, representation in media, and the barely-addressed humanity of Clones and Droids in the series.