After a harrowing experience with a demented recreation of Greenhair, the team is faced with yet another dark adaptation of a dear friend. Music By: Lee Rosevere, Davaid Holowitz, and Six Umbrellas

The Challengers have found their way into Valentine's fortress of evil. What awaits them in the den of debauchery? Music by: Lee Rosevere, Kanellos, and Mid Air Machine

The dramatic end to our little side trip! It's a short episode this week, but oh so sweet. Enjoy the end of our celebratory episode! Music by: Lee Rosevere, Six Umbrellas, and Ketsa

We've been releasing episodes for over a year now (don't let that episode number fool you!) so we decided to have a little fun and make a special episode to mark the occasion. This is the first half of a wild and wacky adventure, and we hope you love it. Thank you all so much for sticking with us! Music By: Lee Rosevere, Lobo Loco, and Six Umbrellas

The Challengers collect themselves after a trip to the skies of Proteus. Wayne climbs things, Astrana blesses things, and Jackie fails to see things. Music By: Lee Rosevere and Ketsa

The Challengers enter yet another living being in an effort to invade Valentines fortress with as little conflict as possible. Music By: Lee Rosevere, Ketsa, and Six Umbrellas

The Challengers devise a plan. It has number of steps that change when you look at them, but the end result is the same: Save King Ultra. Music By: Lee Rosevere, Ketsa, and Six Umbrellas

The Challengers have found a guide. Sort of. As they venture deeper into the endless night, they find a great deal of new information and obstacles along the way. Music by: Lee Rosevere and Ketsa

Things may have gotten a little awkward, but super heroes cannot be held down by hurt feelings. The outing into the desert has provided the magic needed to allow The Challengers to try and save King Ultra, and they begin their journey into the dark. Music by: Lee Rosevere, Ketsa, and Nctrnm

The Challengers are forced into a new kind of confrontation when one of their own makes a drastic decision. Music By: Ketsa, Lobo Loco, and Lee Rosevere