Marvel Star Wars Explorers

As Han Solo departs Yavin to rescue a stranded Luke and Leia, Cam Siemer returns to the cast to listen to Sam go on a tirade against the Jedi, to discuss the unique charms of a specific piece of 70's science fiction pop culture, to examine the similarities between Skorr and another antagonist of Ord Mantell, and to bask in the joys of a significantly better newspaper strip than the ones we've covered up until now.

As Han Solo departs Yavin to rescue a stranded Luke and Leia, Cam Siemer returns to the cast to listen to Sam go on a tirade against the Jedi, to discuss the unique charms of a specific piece of 70's science fiction pop culture, to examine the similarities between Skorr and another antagonist of Ord Mantell, and to bask in the joys of a significantly better newspaper strip than the ones we've covered up until now.

As Han and Chewie find themselves becoming involved with a prison break in the Corporate Sector, Eric Ambler returns to the podcast to talk about Hot Mon Mothma and bacon, before diving into the differences and similarities between the novel and newspaper strip adaptation of this storyline, and admiring Brian Daley's command of plotting and Han Solo's character.

As Han and Chewie find themselves becoming involved with a prison break in the Corporate Sector, Eric Ambler returns to the podcast to talk about Hot Mon Mothma and bacon, before diving into the differences and similarities between the novel and newspaper strip adaptation of this storyline, and admiring Brian Daley's command of plotting and Han Solo's character.

As Darth Vader enslaves the citizens of Kadril with the newest Imperial weapon, Pacifog, we welcome Rich Handley back to the podcast to chat about what makes Cassian an excitingly fresh presence in the Star Wars universe, to delight in the magic of Tulb in the Star Trek newspaper strip, and to discuss new lows, as we Star Wars Explore a truly baffling storyline about Kunda Stones and turtles.

As Darth Vader enslaves the citizens of Kadril with the newest Imperial weapon, Pacifog, we welcome Rich Handley back to the podcast to chat about what makes Cassian an excitingly fresh presence in the Star Wars universe, to delight in the magic of Tulb in the Star Trek newspaper strip, and to discuss new lows, as we Star Wars Explore a truly baffling storyline about Kunda Stones and turtles.

As Luke and Boba Fett go snowboarding together on the frozen world of Ota, Sean Davis joins us for a super-sized episode in which we catch up on two months worth of Star News (including the first three episodes of Andor!), talk a bit about some of the comics we've been reading and investing in between recordings, and share our She-Hulk feelings, before diving into all the reasons we just can't get enough of our old friend Regular Jefferson.

As Luke and Boba Fett go snowboarding together on the frozen world of Ota, Sean Davis joins us for a super-sized episode in which we catch up on two months worth of Star News (including the first three episodes of Andor!), talk a bit about some of the comics we've been reading and investing in between recordings, and share our She-Hulk feelings, before diving into all the reasons we just can't get enough of our old friend Regular Jefferson.

As Luke argues with some businessmen at a trade show, we're excited to welcome new Star Friend John Parton to the show for a free-wheeling conversation that ranges from the contrasting philosophical viewpoints of the Star Wars and Star Trek properties, to the differing ways in which Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and The Rise of Skywalker fail their respective franchises, to the acting prowess of Tom Cruise! Along the way, we even fit in some conversation about this here newspaper strip, and its bizarre antagonist.

As Luke argues with some businessmen at a trade show, we're excited to welcome new Star Friend John Parton to the show for a free-wheeling conversation that ranges from the contrasting philosophical viewpoints of the Star Wars and Star Trek properties, to the differing ways in which Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and The Rise of Skywalker fail their respective franchises, to the acting prowess of Tom Cruise! Along the way, we even fit in some conversation about this here newspaper strip, and its bizarre antagonist.