Tim and Ryan get into one of the most "amazing" Spider-Man tales ever told, with Straczynski's entry to Peter Parker's world. Check out "Coming Home," then listen to us dissect it!

We've been sitting on this episode for a while, but it's a fantastic one!

This week, Tim is visited by Brandon St. Phillips from Sir Gentlemen Robot. They speak briefly about some bear detective, then move on to Bill Willingham's great update to the original tales, Fables. Part murder mystery, part introduction, all awesome. Join us!

Tim has Kurt Biallas and Chris Rose on to talk about Captain America's second solo movie, The Winter Soldier. Or, as they like to call it, 2 Cap 2 Furious! The team talks about the Marvel cinematic universe, but more importantly, Captain America's struggle with SHIELD's need to watch over every US citizen.

We hope you enjoy this very special episode of Nerd Swap!

Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch bring their first year of The Ultimates to a close with a bang, and Chris Rose joins Tim Burke to continue their discussion. The Hulk gets homophobic, The Chitauri emerge, and we meet the uber incestuous Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch.

Enjoy!

Chris Rose joins Tim to talk about Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch's Ultimate re-launch of the Avengers in, "The Ultimates."

Join us as we talk about Tony Stark's pit crew, a super sexual Hulk, and The Wasp Vs Giant Man!

Tim is back with Alec Stein and Matt Tapia tackle that burning question, is Harley Quinn more attractive with a mustache?

Join us, for Injustice Volume 2!

Matt Tapia and Alec Stein bring the glory of Injustice to Tim, and they talk about the new twist on that classic DC rivalry, Batman Vs Superman. This is a fun story that shows us that Superman gets serious when things go wrong for him. Also, Harley Quinn in a fake mustache.

Tim sits down with Kurt Biallas to talk about, "Who is Jake Ellis," by Nathan Edmondson and Tonci Zonjic.

This week, Tim and Gonz talk about J.G. Jones and Mark Millar's love song to super villains, Wanted.

I am joined by Ryan Malo, and this episode is about Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming's classic, Powers: Who Killed Retro Girl. We had fun recording it, so you should have fun listening to it!