In this episode, we briefly discuss our first impressions on the Nintendo Switch, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and Logan. Our new segment "Better know an X-Men" debuts, featuring Marrow. We then go in depth with our review of Doctor Strange.

Jacob is in this week to share a very personal message about his grandmother.

In this episode, we get animated. Well, there's no video, so we're not technically animated. But we are discussing some things that are animated. We talk briefly about our favorite childhood cartoons, and then have a discussion about a couple DC Comics Animated movies: Justice League Dark and Batman Assault on Arkham.

In this episode, all three Comicdom Wrecks founders discuss The Lego Batman Movie, and how we feel about the state of Marvel comics.

In this episode, we give our review of the Suicide Squad movie.

In this episode, in our quest to expose Anthony to comics he has never read, we are discussing the classic The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller.

In this week's episode, we're finally talking about the Nintendo Switch. We give our thoughts on what we saw in Nintendo's Presentation.

We have the next installment of out Table Top Games Joys and Frustrations. In this episode, Scotty, the host of our game nights, joins us to discuss Mysterium, Fire & Axe, Gloom, and Kill Doctor Lucky.

In this episode, we discuss our thoughts on the second book in The Dark Tower series, The Drawing of the Three.

In this episode, we discuss what we look for when we start a story, be a book, television, comic, or movie series. We specifically discuss the recently released Hawkeye #1, having Anthony take a look at it since he has never read a Hawkeye comic before and has no idea who Kate Bishop is. We also do a little bit of year end wrap up, and something we're looking forward to in 2017.