This week we're diving into Tom King's The Human Target.

Christopher Chance has 12 days left to live and must solve his own murder before time runs out. What follows is a noir mystery filled with twists, lies, romance, Justice League International drama, Martian Manhunter mind games, Batman paranoia, and one of the most controversial endings we've discussed on the podcast.

We break down everything from the spoiler-free basics to the full mystery, including Ice, Fire, Guy Gardner, Booster Gold, Blue Beetle, and the ending that left us both impressed and frustrated.

Is The Human Target one of DC's most underrated comics?

Let's talk about it.

Spider-Noir might be Sony's strangest Spider-Man project yet.

No Peter Parker. No traditional superhero formula. No colorful action spectacle.

Instead, we get a black-and-white detective noir starring Ben Reilly and Nicolas Cage, and somehow it ends up being one of the most unique Spider-Man adaptations in years.

We break down the show's strengths, its biggest surprises, how it differs from the comics that inspired it, and why we ended up giving it an official 8.0/10.

We also discuss Spider-Man Noir: Hard-Boiled Origins and wrap up the episode talking about The Human Target by Tom King.

Question:

Did Spider-Noir work because it stopped trying to be Spider-Man?

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This week we deep dive into Planet Hulk and why it’s still one of Marvel’s most emotional and mythological stories ever.

We talk Hulk finally feeling human, Sakaar, the Warbound, betrayal, MCU Hulk comparisons, and why this story hits way harder than just “Hulk smash.”

Is Planet Hulk the best Hulk story ever?

We talk Mister Miracle by Tom King and Mitch Gerads, why Scott and Barda hit so hard, why the comic is weird, emotional, and not for everyone, and how risky the upcoming DCU animated series could be. Is Mister Miracle a masterpiece, or is it too strange for casual viewers?

We break down Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow and why it feels completely different from typical superhero stories. From Kara’s character to Ruthye’s role and the emotional tone, we talk about what works, what stands out, and what the upcoming Supergirl movie needs to get right.

We break down Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal from Seasons 1 to 3, why Season 2 felt like the peak of the series, and whether Season 3 really dropped off. This episode covers the Spear and Fang dynamic, the brutal world of the show, standout moments, and our full thoughts on Primal as a whole.

In this episode of Unqualified Opinions, we break down the current state of Marvel vs DC across movies, shows, and comics.

We discuss:

• The MCU after Endgame

• Marvel fatigue and why some fans feel disconnected

• The rise of the new DCU under James Gunn

• What Marvel still does better than DC

• What DC does better than Marvel

• And which side is actually winning right now

This episode covers the MCU, DCU, Marvel Phase 5, James Gunn’s DC reboot, and the current state of superhero movies.

Is Marvel still dominating… or is DC finally catching up?

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In this episode of Unqualified Opinions, we dive into Great Lakes Avengers: Misassembled, one of the strangest and most underrated teams in Marvel Comics.

Originally created as a parody of the Avengers, the Great Lakes Avengers are a group of heroes nobody takes seriously — but this comic somehow turns the chaos into a genuinely fun team story.

We talk about:

• The origins of the Great Lakes Avengers
• Why Mr. Immortal surprisingly works as a team leader
• The bizarre dynamic between Flatman, Big Bertha, and Doorman
• The chaotic humor and satire of the book
• Why this comic is more entertaining than some major Marvel events

Is Great Lakes Avengers: Misassembled secretly underrated?

Let us know what you think.

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We break down Ordeal Season 1 — the structured storytelling, the Kimyo worldbuilding, Che’s development, and the elite fight choreography.

Does the emotional depth match the visual quality?

Marvel finally did something different — but did it actually work?

In this episode of Unqualified Opinions Pod, we break down Wonder Man, Marvel’s latest Disney+ series, from a fan’s perspective — not hype, not hate, just honest reactions. We talk about what surprised us, what didn’t land, how the tone compares to other MCU shows, and whether Wonder Man feels like a genuine step forward or just another experiment.

We get into character choices, pacing, performances, MCU fatigue, and how Wonder Man fits (or doesn’t) into Marvel’s bigger picture. We also talk about whether this kind of smaller, weirder project is exactly what Marvel needs right now — or if the brand still has deeper problems to solve.

⚠️ Expect casual conversation, real fan takes, some spicy opinions, and zero blind loyalty.