We did one for Marvel.  So now it's DC Comics turn.  In this episode, we discuss characters that aren't as popular as the more mainstream characters.  But some of them are just as interesting.

In this episode, we talk about some of our favorite comic book fan films.  Go support the ones we bring up in the show.  And if you know of some we haven't heard of, drop us a message on our official Meta And Mutants Facebook page.

Sadly, Wandavision is over. But we aren't done with it yet.  In this episode we talk about the impact of the show and how it sets up the MCU for the future.  Spoiler alert...it was Agatha all along.

The story arc "X-Men: Schism" was one of the most monumental periods in X-Men history. So much so that the events of that time still have an effect on the current lore.  In this episode, we reflect on the events of that story and how it impacts the X-Men titles today.

In this episode, we talk about our favorite obscure characters.  You know.  The characters that aren't often used by the writers but are actually awesome.

How did Tombstone and Super CyGuy get into comic books?  The answers lie within

Now that Marvel has announced plans to expand on the Wakandan lore and produce Disney+ shows with Ryan Coogler's production company, we decided to give some feedback about other legendary Marvel regions that could make for a great series.

You read the title.  We are about to go in about the comic book writers we feel are the greatest right now

On this episode we give our thoughts on the Disney+ series, Wandavision

It is a rare thing to get Super Cyguy to say anything good about the Batman.  And we still didn't get it.  But he did have some really cool words about some of those in his Rogues Gallery.