We started Black History month with a revolution and were gonna end with a revolution. This week we discuss Genius by Marc Bernardin. What if the greatest military mind of our generation, who's known nothing but violence since birth, was a teenage girl from South Central, L.A. And what if she decides to secede three blocks of the 'Hood from the Union? Who is going to take it back from her and her army of gang bangers?

We continue our celebration of Black History month as we take our first dive into the Milestone universe, with Dwayne McDuffies' Static Shock. Virgil Hawkins' life changed dramatically when a mutagenic gas accidentally gave him super human abilities, Virgil was reborn as Static, the electrically powered teen super-hero.

Love is in the air, weird air... Join us as we discuss the hilariously terrible social expectations of romance, from bygone comic book eras, in Weird Love Vol. 1.

We celebrate the second week of Black History month with the Dwayne McDuffie story, Batman: Blink. A serial killer is loose in Gotham. He has no pattern, and he leaves no clues for the police or Batman to follow. The only certainty is that he will strike again!

In celebration of Black History month we discuss, The true story of Nat Turner and his slave rebellion. He is a hero, a symbol of Black resistance and a precursor to the civil rights movement. 'Nuff said.