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WE'RE BACK! and we brought friends of the show Paul and Dominic from Australia with us to talk about the final Malibu Comics Mortal Kombat one-shot, Baraka. It's a good comic and a hell of an episode, so buckle up, m8s!
Between the heavy focus on Shang Tsung, the return of Omegis, and George Cheung as Master Cho, this episode of Mortal Kombat Conquest is basically a FLAWLESS VICTORY. We watched it (again) and talked over it in a commentary style. FINISH HIM!
WE'RE BACK! and we brought Jeff Hersheway from the Oscar Buzzkills podcast with us to talk about the Mortal Kombat: Kitana & Mileena one-shot comic from Malibu Comics! This one is a banger.
Folks, Neal needed the week off for work and travel, so here's a re-release of our 'Festival of Death' discussion episode, REMIXED with spooky sound effects and creepy music to the point where it may be unlistenable. We'll be back next week with a brand-new episode, but until then:
Damn, this is a fun episode of Mortal Kombat: Conquest, it's KREEYA TIME!
Also, we go on and on at the start of this about Sailor Moon and Ridge Racer, so the commentary starts at 30 minutes
SPOILERS FOR THE NEW MORTAL KOMBAT LEGENDS: SNOW BLIND MOVIE
There's a brand new MK animated film out there, and it's better than the last one. We dive into Snow Blind, the story of Kenshi and Kuai Liang vs. Kano and the Black Dragon, with a little dash of everybody's favorite Mortal Kombat character Kobra sprinkled in.
We watched the episode where Scorpion and Sub-Zero fight, and Peron is there. It's a good episode, definitely worth the 7.8/10 score it holds on IMDB.
This week Yasin from the Kombat Time Podcast joins us to talk about the Kung Lao one-shot comic book from Malibu Comics. It's not the worst comic we've read, but it isn't the best one either.
Qali is back and she brought Mika with her. Jesse from Baywatch is here and she wants to learn murder moves from Kung Lao. And there's zombies. Stay tuned to the end for two very special BONUS commentaries involving viral videos of people falling off of stages.
It's finally time, on the eve of our 2-year anniversary, to talk about the 1995 scripted martial arts competition show WMAC Masters, featuring Mortal Kombat alumni Chris Cassamassa, Ho-Sung Pak, and Hakim Alston
Check out Kristopher Landis' QUEST FOR THE DRAGON STAR: AN ORAL HISTORY OF WMAC MASTERS on Twitter @WMACMastersBook
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