Every generation has its landmark cartoon series. In the late 2000s a concept for merging the popular Teen Titans and Young Justice comics into one show emerged. That show would be called Young Justice and it would change how people viewed the DC Universe forever. We spent years begging for a serious interpretation to our modern-day folklore and we were given a team of angsty young heroes, hell-bent on proving they have what it takes to change the status quo. With tons betrayal, love, identity and heroics, Young Justice was ahead of its time. Join us as we go through all three seasons of this amazing show! 

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The world has become a very unpredictable place. With misinformation at every turn, citizens are starting to lose hope in the things they always stood for, wondering if the old way of life has become too "old fashioned". Seems like that was also the case in early 2001 in the offices of DC Comics as they wondered if their first hero Superman, needed to change with the times. That brings us Action Comics #775 where a question is asked; What's So Funny Bout Truth Justice & The American Way? In the issue, Superman meets The Elite, a no-nonsense teel of vigilantes that challenge his code of Ethics. Will the man of Steel be swayed? Tune into this review and find out!

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The Marvel Cinematic Universe as it stands is an extraordinary achievement in the history of cinema. Still, even with 23 films under its belt, not all of them are critically acclaimed. On this episode, the guys resurrect a Major Issues tradition of Which Was Worse where they pit two critically panned comic book films against one another to decide...Which Was Worse! Its WWW MCU edition as Thor: The Dark World faces off against Incredible Hulk! Its Hemsworth Vs Norton, Dark Elves Vs Abominations and Thunderbolts vs Gods of Thunder in this passion-filled, heart-stopping battle for the ages!

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What would the Justice League do if an unstoppable techno-organic virus was tearing its way through the DC Universe? Writer Tom Taylor hopes to answer that question with his critically acclaimed Elseworlds story DCeased! Comic and horror fans rejoice as we are treated to a tension-filled tale of epic proportions, as our heroes deal with a virus that makes people want to claw their faces off. When it is revealed that the virus doesn't discriminate, the story becomes a race against time for the survival of all humanity!

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After less than a month, Bloodshot is available on streaming services and might be the last theatrical release for a comic book film in a long while. Based on the Valiant's comics character of the same name, Bloodshot starring Vin Diesel, deals with a seemingly unstoppable soldier, brought back from the dead using nanotechnology and what that means for his enemies. Full of action and a bit of a throwback, does Vin Diesel's Bloodshot have what it takes to stand toe to toe with other comic book movie heroes? You have to listen to find out!

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The character of Robin aka Dick Grayson, who first graced comic books in 1940, is officially 80 years old! To celebrate, DC put out a Robin 80th Anniversary 100 Page Super Spectacular! In it, is a fond look back at every person to pick up the mantle of Robin from Dick's replacement Jason Todd, to Tim Drake, a bit of Stephanie Brown, and even some stories following the current Robin, Damian Wayne! Join us in this touching retrospective of 80 years of The Boy Wonder, one half of the Dynamic Duo, the right hand of the Dark Knight himself, Robin! 

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COVID19 has the world in an uproar, with many being quarantined all over the globe. This virus is like nothing we have ever encountered in THIS WORLD but in the world of DC Comics, the Justice League faced a similar threat before! It was called the Amazo Virus and it incapacitated almost all of Metropolis! Join us as we review this New 52 storyline that takes place in Justice League #35-#39. Can Lex Luthor ever be trusted? Is the HazBat suit a good name?  Will the heroes survive? Find out in this extra-infectious episode!

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GLOW (or Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling) was a women's professional wrestling promotion that began in 1986, and took a group of models, actresses and soap stars and turned them into larger than life personalities. Netflix has already turned the inspirational story into a television drama that was so well-received that now we have GLOW COMIC BOOKS! Join us as we discuss the GLOW series and the comics that it's modeled after GLOW (1-4), The GLOW Summer Special, and GLOW Vs The Babyface co-created by Aimee Garcia and former WWE divas Champ AJ Mendez (AJ Lee!) We discuss the all-girls creative team, the do's and don't of wrestling and get ourselves psyched for Season 4!

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In the far distant past of 2003, comic book author Mark Millar penned a three-issue prestige format comic book mini-series that dared the to ask "What if Superman didn't land in the great ol' US of A?". Suddenly we had Superman: Red Son, an Elseworlds story that deals with the ramifications of a Soviet Superman, a Government-sponsored Lex Luthor and a Bat-terrorist hell-bent on setting the system back with his explosive methods. The story itself is great, and was adapted into animation for the DC Universe app. Join us as we discuss the similarities, differences, high and lows of the Superman: Red Son animated film! 

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What do you get when you cross a vampire, a colonist, an invisible man, a shape-shifting monster and a pirate? Why you get the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen! The comic written co-created in the late 90's by the prolific Alan Moore centered around some of literature's greatest figures as they band together to stop one of histories greatest villains in a plot to take over the world. The 2003 adaptation, which has the strange distinction of being Sean Connery's last film, has some of those moments, and add a bunch of new ones, but does it hold up to the original? Check out this episode to find out!

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