In today’s episode, I share my spoiler-free review of Predator: Badlands — and while the Predator makes an appearance, it doesn’t quite feel like a true Predator film. The action delivers, but the humor? Maybe a bit too much. Let’s talk about those mixed tones.

Next up, Jimmy Olsen — yes, Superman’s pal — is getting his own spinoff series. At first, I wasn’t sold… but hearing it could expand the DC universe and spotlight villains? That changed my mind.

And finally, there’s trouble brewing at Funko. Could the collectible giant really go under next year? What happens to the stores that depend on them — and do our current Funkos suddenly become valuable?

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Everyone’s already picking sides on Predator: Badlands — some calling it great, others trashing it before it’s even out. A lot of that hate seems to come from the idea of the Predator being the good guy this time. In this episode, I talk about that rush to judgment, how negativity drives so many opinions online, and why I’m holding off until I actually see it.

I also share some thoughts on Gen V Season 2 — why it didn’t land the way I hoped, how the Gen Z focus threw me off, and why that same old “lone hero pushes everyone away” trope needs to retire already.

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Alright, let’s talk about the TomorrowVerse — DC’s latest animated universe. I watched every movie, from Superman: Man of Tomorrow to Crisis on Infinite Earths, and honestly? Only The Long Halloween really hits. The rest? Mid, messy, and a little confusing. We’ll break down the highs, the lows, the wasted characters, and the few moments that still made me smile.

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On this episode of Outside the Comics: Vol 3, and the comic book world is booming more and more. As Absolute Batman continues to soar, Marvel Comics has announced that the Scarlet Witch will now be the NEW Sorcerer Supreme, coming out in December! One of the images features her against Agatha Harkness. Plus, I dive into my true feelings and inner desires of where I want to be in terms of my brand and my love for the comic book industry. We end this podcast off with a little more talk on the WB sale or merger, especially with possibly Paramount, and if James Gunn & the DC Studios will remain intact.

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If Warner Bros. really gets bought out, what does that mean for DC Studios and James Gunn’s big DCU plan? Does everything get rebooted again? Or could new ownership actually save it? In this episode, I break down how a possible sale could shake up the creative side, what the competition with Disney and Marvel really means, and why Hollywood is all about that fight for control.

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On this episode of Outside the Comics: Vol 3, we’re talking about Zack Snyder dropping that hint that Henry Cavill is still Superman… and honestly? Let people believe what they want. There’s no point in beating a dead horse to a bloody pulp — especially when it comes to hardcore Snyder fanatics. Everyone’s got their version of the story, and that’s okay.

Then we’ll jump into some of the hottest new comics dropping this week — what’s worth grabbing, what surprised me, and what’s already on my pull list.

And to finish it off, my first reaction to the Wonder Man trailer — what my personal prediction for what the show may be about.

Real talk, no drama — just pure comic talk, fandom fun, and keeping it chill.

Everybody’s got an opinion about James Gunn’s DC Universe — and most of them ain’t shy about it. From “his movies all look the same” to “he’s just making Guardians of the Galaxy again, but with DC characters,” critics like Critical Drinker, Nerdrotic, and the rest have been lighting him up online.

But hold on — is it really that bad, or are people just stuck in the Snyderverse?

In this episode, we’re breaking down the 10 biggest complaints people have thrown at Gunn’s new DC era — from Superman, Peacemaker Season 2, to Creature Commandos — and we’re going point-for-point on why these criticisms don’t hold up.

We’ll talk about the “James Gunn formula,” the so-called “goofy tone,” the claims of “too much humor”, and whether his DCU actually has heart or not.

If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at someone saying “he’s ruining DC” — this is the episode for you.

It’s all about keeping it real, looking at the facts, and giving credit where it’s due. Whether you love Gunn’s style or think it’s too weird for DC, this episode’s gonna make you think twice before jumping on the hate train.

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In this episode, I’m diving into a lot of the biggest drops from New York Comic Con! We’re going three rounds: first up, Marvel’s 2026 slate of shows (and yeah, there’s some surprises). Then we’ll talk DC Comics and their new Next Level and D.C. KO lines that are shaking things up big time. Finally, Marvel Comics is going wild again with Spider-Man: Death Spiral and a few crossovers that could change everything. Let’s geek out, break it down, and see who’s really winning the comic game right now.

Let me know what shows or comics you are looking forward to the most!

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Here it is, the finale of Peacemaker Season 2, and I will say, it wasn't as grand as I thought it would be. Mostly because of the quick pacing, and the lack of the emotional depth of Chris Smith being in his "perfect world". But also, we as an audience have higher expectations only because we can predict on what may happen next in the grand world of the DCU. Yet we cannot forget, the core of the story here is about Peacemaker, his road to redemption, and his desire for being a part of a family. Let me know what your thoughts are in the comments below!

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It is the second to last episode of Peacemaker Season 2, and after watching it, I can't help but feel really bad for Chris Smith. After losing his family again for the second time in this Nazi-world and believing that everything he touches dies, he now becomes a broken man. With the finale being a week away, what do you think will happen? Is someone or something coming through those dimensional doors? Will Keith get his revenge against Chris? Will we get a longer episode this time? And what of the other big cameos? Let me know what your thoughts are before next Thursday begins.

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