Podicus Wrecks

In this week's episode, we discus our thoughts on the slate of upcoming movies, including Deadpool 2, Solo, Incredibles 2, Uncle Drew, Venom and many more. There are also some thoughts on the games South Park: The Fractured But Whole and God of War. We then wrap up with a quick recap of our International Table Top Day celebration.

This is week 2 of our look back at some older Jim Starlin Thanos stories. After last week's look at Rebirth of Thanos and The Infinity Gauntlet, this week we are discussing The Infinity War. Keep in mind that this has nothing to do with the movie, and we promise that there are no spoilers for the movie.

With The Avengers: Infinity Way on the the horizon, we have back to back weeks of Thanos focused content for you. This week, we are discussing the Rebirth of Thanos, which included Thanos Quest, and The Infinity Gauntlet. All written by Jim Starlin and drawn by Ron Lim and George Perez. Written in the early '90s, these stories tell the tale of Thanos' first quest after the Infinity Gauntlet, and what he does with all of that power. Also, we discuss the second half of season 8 of The Walking Dead, with major spoilers.

Next week, we'll be focusing on The Infinity War and have our first impressions of the new God of War.

This past Sunday was WrestleMania 34. Since we are big fans of the WWE, we figured we might as well record our thoughts on the show. So, we sat down Monday evening, and discussed how we felt about each of the matches. How did Ronda Rousey's in-ring debut go? Did Styles/Nakamura live up to the hype? Did The Undertaker ever answer John Cena? Also, we have Casey's minute recaps for two episodes of The Walking Dead, "Do Not Send Us Astray" and "Still Gotta Mean Something."

The founders of Comicdom Wrecks got together for a nice little chat. We're discussing Daniel Bryan's in-ring return, Braun Strowman's tag team partner, the Ultimate Deletion, and other recent happenings within WWE. Jacob shares his thoughts on the new New Mutants series, and Casey fills us in on what's been going on in Amazing Spider-man.

At Comicdom Wrecks, we have a weekly feature called "Saturday Morning Cartoons," in which one of us will pick an episode or two of a cartoon, and recap and give our thoughts on it. We do this because we believe Saturday mornings are made for cartoons. On the occasional 5th Saturday of the month, we get together to watch some cartoons together. This time we chose the following Bugs Bunny cartoons: Hare to the Heir, Baseball Bugs, Little Red Riding Rabbit, and Rabbit Hood. You can find those and watch them with us, or just listen to the track. Hope you enjoy.

This week, Anthony and I are discussing a mish mosh of topics. Those include the NCAA Men's Basketball tournament, some tweets Erik Larson made about the scope of stakes within a story, Ava Duvernay being named director of a New Gods movie (in which my lack of New Gods knowledge is apparent), some thoughts on the WWE leading up to Wrestlemania (keep in mind we recorded on Sunday), and what we dislike about overly challenging games. Also, Casey is back with a minute recap of this past week's episode of The Walking Dead, "The Key."

This week, Anthony and Scotty join me for another installment of Table top joys and frustrations. This week's featured games are Fallout, Lovecraft Letter, and Charterstone. Also, Casey has another minute recap of this past episode of The Walking Dead, "Dead Or Alive Or."

Anthony and I are back to give our amateur opinions on this year's Men's basketball tournament. Find out who we're picking to get to the Sweet 16 and Final Four. Of course we have thoughts on tournament snubs. I end up getting on a soap box and venting most of my frustration with the University of Louisville. We wrap everything up with a trip back to our pep band days, sharing some stories from the road.

In this week's episode, Jacob and I are discussing the company crossover event, DC vs. Marvel. Sure, we go through what story there was, but mainly we're discussing the fights. Because really, isn't that what people were interested in with this event? We'll give who we thought should win, and some of the problems that pop up when popularity of characters conflicts with who should logically win in a fight. We also discuss some other fights that we thought should have been in, or would be in if the event were done now. There's also some discussion on Marvel's recent relaunch announcement, and Casey is back with his minute recaps for the past two episodes of The Walking Dead, "Honor" and "The Lost and the Plunderers."