This week the guys welcome four hosts from the Comic Timing Podcast - Ian Levenstein, Brandon Christopher, Jamal Igle and Kris Naudus - to discuss the present and future of the American Comic Book industry, compare it with comic industries in other countries, and contrast how graphic storytelling as an art form is appreciated between different nations. Check out comictiming.net for more from Comic Timing! To write in, e-mail at [email protected]!

Don talks to his co-worker and acclaimed novelist Amanda McCrina, discussing the trials and tribulations of writing for the Young Adult genre, her personal influences, the demands for more romance tropes and more! To write in, e-mail us at [email protected]!

Donovan and Jonathan discuss black millennials' affection for anime, and over time...vise versa??! To write in, e-mail us at [email protected]!

In anticipation for the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday, Don and Harry discuss the many examples for it to avoid in abstaining from being a lousy comic book film. NSFW due to Don's strong language! To write in, e-mail us at [email protected]!

The guys begin the New Year reacting to the violence from ICE against Americans in Minneapolis, as well as theorize both Trump and the country's present and future. To write in, e-mail at [email protected].

After paying tribute to the late, great Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa and enduring our first Annual Amazon Shaming, Donovan and Harrison begin the long journey of recounting the story of their years as told in the movies, TV shows, and comics they enjoyed (and hated).

Rounding out the end of the year, the guys go over everything that's happened from the murder of Charlie Kirk to the recent election of Zohran Mamdani. To write in, e-mail us at [email protected]!

This second part of the guys lookback through their favorite shows continues discussion on Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex and Batman: the Animated Series!

The guys sit back and wax poetic over their favorite episodes of their favorite TV shows - Batman: The Animated Series for Don and Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex for Harry! To write in, e-mail us at [email protected]!

In our third episode looking at fascism in media, we hone in the 1997 military/sci-fi flick Starship Troopers. Everyone fights, no one quits! Harrison and Donovan take apart the film as a work of propaganda and ask whether or not it's entirely successful.