In this week's episode, Casey takes us through the origin of Venom. Learn how Venom went from being a piece of clothing to one of Spider-man's more popular villains.

In this week's episode, we are discussing the Neil Gaiman novel, American Gods. Hear the story of Shadow, a man just out of prison, that finds himself in the middle of a supernatural conflict.

In this week's episode, we have the conclusion to the Batman Knightfall epic, KnightsEnd. Bruce Wayne has returned to Gotham to find that Jean Paul Valley is taking things too far. See how Bruce gets himself back into Batman shape, and takes care of the issue that is Jean Paul Valley's violence. Also, we have our first impressions on the recently released Spider-man game for PlayStation 4 from Insomniac.

In this week's episode of Podicus Wrecks, we're continuing with our trek through the Batman Knightfall epic with the middle chapter, Knightquest. See how Jean Paul Valley adapts to the everyday life of being the Batman, now that Bane has been defeated. Jean Paul encounters villains such as the Trigger Twins, The Tally Man, Abattoir, The Joker, and more.

We have made it to episode #100. To celebrate, we are going to do a 3-week recap of the Batman Knightfall epic. With this first week, we will be discussing the portion that is actually titled Knightfall. Listen to how Bane sets in motion his plan for breaking the Batman, and what happens in the direct aftermath of the memorable moment of Bane putting Batman over his knee.

Marvel Comics recently put out a teaser image for the upcoming X-Men event, Disassembled. So, resident X-Men x-pert Jacob stops by to breakdown who all is in that image, what they have been up to, and who all is absent from the image.

Image may be found here:

https://comicdomwrecks.wordpress.com/2018/08/24/podicus-wrecks-99-x-men-disassembled-image-breakdown/

In this week's episode, we are discussing two DC Animated movies. Those are Teen Titans: The Judas Contract and Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay. The Judas Contract is an updated version of the Marv Wolfman/George Perez story, where the Teen Titans find themselves going up against Brother Blood and Deathstroke. Hell to Pay is a mostly original story centered around a "Get Out of Hell free" card that was created in Gail Simone's Secret Six run. We then end the episode with a rant by myself regarding what I believe is the most mind-boggling thing in the Star Wars movies. Spoiler, it's not something that was introduced after 1995.

In this week's episode, we start with a story from the wasteland of Fallout, then discuss our experiences of playing a couple new table top games purchased on Kickstarter, Rise of Tribes and Islands of El Dorado. Both games have a bit of an exploration and resource gathering element. And both games have also led to some pretty wonderful finishes. We wrap up the episode by briefly discussing the past couple of weeks MoviePass has had.

In this week's episode, we have a spoiler filled discussion regarding Quantic Dream's latest release on the PS4, Detroit: Become Human. Like their other games, Detroit is all about story decisions. Set in a future version of Detroit, where human-like androids have become a part of every day life. You play three androids, all trying to live their lives. Listen to find out the direction that we took their stories. We also end with a quick look into Mr. & Mrs. X #1.

In this week's episode, we share some thoughts on what stood out to us at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, including the difficulty of trying to form opinions on what we can only read reports of. There were a few announcements from DC, including more details on what DC Universe actually is. We got our first looks at Titans, Shazam, and Aquaman. The first trailer for Godzilla: King of the Monsters really impressed us. And more movies, games, and book comments.