Was DC Fandome for the fans, or was it Warner Brothers doing extensive C.Y.A.? If DC throws a party without mentioning comic books, did they even really throw a party? Geoff Johns' long awaited Three Jokers hits the shelves, worth the wait? Magneto is Stan's hero,
Sandra talks more WAP, and Albert doesn't like it when Hugh Jackman serenades him.

AT&T lets you know that digital is the future of comics, whether you like it or not.
Marvel does what it does best, put comics on the shelves on Wednesdays. 
Albert knows about WAP, Sandra does not. Then we all go hang out in 
Lovecraft Country.

 AT&T forces Warner Brothers into a corner and the layoffs hit, with DC Comics infrastructure being changes drastically. The events of the past week have shaken the comics community to its core and left us wondering about what, if any, kind of future American comics have. Also Sandra has problems with Conan's loin cloth and Albert is grumpy throughout the whole thing.

Albert thinks the Avengers Empyre event has all the charm of yard work minus the fun. Stan tries to support Liefeld's career. Sandra is more into men in thongs than she is actual sea life. All this and a half-hearted apology to Trek fans, too!

Albert, Sandra and Stan review the comic release for the week of July 29th and touch on the weeks news, gossip, and scandals. Special bonus this episode, Stan loses his $#!*.

Albert gives more anatomy lessons as Sandra is worried about Tony Stark's leg,
Stan has trouble telling wolves from 'roid raged raccoons. All this and they review
Marvel's Empyre and other comics released the week of July 15th.

Something in this one to offend everyone.
Albert warns against the dangers of Smash Bros. Stan shares his SoulCalibur secrets.
Sandra reminds them both this podcast is not about video games, then she worries about
how small are certain parts of Ben Grimm's anatomy. Stan then recasts The Princess Bride.

Albert wants a Gummi Bears revival. Sandra discusses her emotional ties. Stan prattles on about Disney World for a bit. They all discuss THE MICHAEL KEATON SITUATION, you know-when he was on Frasier with Perry Mason. Also, you will all be happy to know Stan has switched to dolphin-free LEGOS.

Albert & Sandra try to decide how attractive Daniel Radcliffe would be in fishnets.
Join us for an depth discussion of the politics of Sesame Street that no one asked for.
Zatana gets mentioned an awful lot for a character that has nothing currently going on.
Stan has a new appreciation for Liefeld.

Albert has a horrible case of Vertigo. Sandra feels harassed
because there's too much"stansplaining" in this episode. 
Oh, and the the company that can't keep your phone calls 
connected attempts to destroy comic books.