Sketching Up

In this episode of Sketching Up, Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta break down the biggest trailers, announcements, and surprises from San Diego Comic-Con 2026.

Matt shares his excitement for the new Lanterns trailer, including Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Guy Gardner, Sinestro, and the arrival of the Manhunters. Chris and Matt discuss why the buddy-cop structure could help Lanterns stand apart from traditional superhero projects and whether DC is finally building a stronger, more focused cinematic universe.

They also dive into the upcoming Clayface movie, its psychological-horror direction, connections to Batman: The Animated Series, and why superhero projects may need to embrace different genres to overcome audience fatigue.

On the Marvel side, Chris and Matt debate the first Avengers: Doomsday trailer, Doctor Doom’s limited screen time, the return of familiar heroes, and whether Marvel revealed too much—or not nearly enough. They compare Doom’s introduction to Thanos’ buildup before Infinity War and discuss why Marvel’s next crossover needs to restore confidence in the MCU.

The episode also covers the reported Ryan Gosling Ghost Rider project, Marvel’s continued trouble developing Blade, the new direction for Black Panther 3, and whether T’Challa should have been recast following Chadwick Boseman’s passing.

Finally, the episode concludes with excitement over Scott Pilgrim X: Dawn of Metal, the newly announced continuation of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s iconic series, and what Chris and Matt hope to see from Scott Pilgrim’s next chapter.

If you enjoy conversations about Comic-Con, DC Studios, Marvel Studios, Avengers: Doomsday, Green Lantern, Clayface, Ghost Rider, Black Panther, Scott Pilgrim, superhero movies, comics, and pop culture, this episode is for you.

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Episode Produced by Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta
Music by Kyle Scott
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00:08 Introduction & Comic-Con Week Begins
03:00 Mad Props, History Helms & Podcast Updates
06:15 San Diego Comic-Con 2026 Reactions
06:57 Lanterns Trailer, John Stewart & the Manhunters
13:17 Clayface, Superhero Horror & the Future of DC
18:33 Can the Next Superman Movie Keep DC’s Momentum?
23:08 Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Debate
32:02 Ryan Gosling as Ghost Rider & Marvel’s Blade Problem
39:10 Black Panther 3, T’Challa & Recasting Debate
42:52 Scott Pilgrim X: Dawn of Metal
46:06 Final Thoughts & Outro

Welcome to Sketching Up. Hosts Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta estimate the real-world Zillow values of some of the most iconic animated houses in pop culture history.

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Before jumping into the housing market chaos, Chris and Matt discuss Netflix recreating Gene Wilder’s voice for a Willy Wonka competition series, the growing problem of AI voice recreation, SpongeBob Day, SpongeBob alternate endings, and the Emmy nominations for best voiceover performance.

Then the real fun begins: What would Wayne Manor actually cost? How expensive is Titans Tower? Is SpongeBob’s pineapple secretly prime underwater real estate? Could Arnold’s boarding house be a New York City goldmine? From The Simpsons’ house to Dexter’s Laboratory, Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends, The Addams Family Mansion, Planet Express, Bob’s Burgers, the Griffin house, and more, Chris and Matt try to guess the value of fictional animated properties with wildly mixed results.

If you love animation, cartoons, pop culture, fictional real estate, Zillow scrolling, SpongeBob, Batman, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, and ridiculous podcast debates, this episode is for you.

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Chapters

00:08 Introduction & Episode Setup
00:34 Gene Wilder AI Voice Controversy
03:25 SpongeBob Day, Alternate Endings & Patrick Star Music
08:17 Emmy Voiceover Nominations Discussion
18:31 Animated House Zillow Estimates Begin
20:15 Wayne Manor Estimate
23:39 Titans Tower Estimate
25:41 Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends Estimate
26:51 Kids Next Door Treehouse Estimate
31:18 Mystery Shack Estimate
33:30 Powerpuff Girls House Estimate
35:15 Dexter’s Laboratory House Estimate
37:47 Kent Farm Estimate
40:30 Courage the Cowardly Dog Farmhouse Estimate
42:13 The Simpsons House Estimate
44:09 SpongeBob’s Pineapple, Squidward’s House & Patrick’s Rock
48:22 Ed, Edd n Eddy Cul-de-Sac Estimate
49:18 Arnold’s Boarding House Estimate
51:39 Flintstones House Estimate
52:47 Johnny Bravo & Fairly OddParents Houses
53:57 Tommy Pickles House Estimate
54:23 Jetsons Sky Pad Apartment Estimate
55:48 Proud Family & Griffin House Estimates
58:30 Planet Express Building Estimate
59:47 Adventure Time Treehouse Estimate
1:01:18 Bob’s Burgers Building Estimate
1:03:38 Addams Family Mansion Estimate
1:08:01 Final Thoughts & Outro

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In this episode of Sketching Up, Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta kick back for a fun discussion packed with Nintendo hot takes, gaming debates, music nostalgia, and pop culture opinions. From the return of Chappelle's Show on Tubi to heated arguments over The Legend of Zelda, Mario, and open-world gaming, this episode is full of bold opinions that Nintendo fans won't all agree with.

The episode starts with a look at the upcoming Fourth of July weekend before diving into one of the internet's favorite topics: hot takes. Chris argues that the Baha Men deserve more respect than simply being labeled a one-hit wonder, while the hosts debate how music influences shopping experiences and why curated playlists can completely change the atmosphere of stores and restaurants.

The conversation then shifts into gaming, where Matt shares his thoughts on My Adventures with Superman before Chris breaks down confusing Animal Crossing news and the duo launches into a series of Nintendo hot takes. They debate whether The Legend of Zelda is overrated, discuss whether open-world games are actually hurting the industry, argue over Mario and Princess Peach's relationship, defend Rosalina, and explain why Waluigi might be the most overrated Nintendo character.

The episode wraps up with one opinion both hosts completely agree on: Nintendo needs to finally make a brand-new Mario Baseball game for the Switch 2.

If you love Nintendo, Mario, Zelda, Animal Crossing, video games, gaming nostalgia, Superman, animation, and pop culture discussions, this episode is for you.

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Episode Produced by Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta
Music by Kyle Scott

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Chapters:

00:08 Introduction & Fourth of July Plans
05:27 Baha Men Are NOT a One-Hit Wonder?
11:58 Can Better Music Improve Shopping Experiences?
16:58 Chappelle's Show Returns & My Adventures with Superman
22:15 Animal Crossing News & Nintendo Discussion
24:13 Hot Take: Open-World Games Aren't the Problem
32:46 Is The Legend of Zelda Overrated?
43:31 Rosalina vs. Peach & Nintendo Character Debates
50:43 Is Waluigi the Most Overrated Nintendo Character?
56:17 Why Nintendo Needs a New Mario Baseball Game
1:00:09 Final Thoughts & Outro

Welcome to Sketching Up! In this episode, Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta discuss the biggest announcements in animation, comic books, and gaming, including the official Grand Theft Auto VI preorder reveal, an incredible slate of upcoming DC animated projects, and why animation may be the future of superhero storytelling.

Before diving into the news, Matt shares stories from his birthday weekend, building a premium Power Rangers Dragonzord model, and the challenges of collecting in today's resale market. The conversation also touches on Comic-Con pickups, Billy West joining Mad Props, and how the Sketching Up Discord is continuing to grow.

The main discussion focuses on DC Studios' massive animation lineup, including Batman: Knightfall, Absolute Batman, My Adventures with Green Lantern, Creature Commandos Season 2, Mr. Miracle, Joker: Laugh Riot, Krypto, and more. Chris and Matt debate whether superhero animation is beginning to overtake live-action films and why animated storytelling may offer more creative freedom than blockbuster movies.

The conversation then shifts to Marvel, where they discuss X-Men '97 Season 2, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Apocalypse, Doctor Doom, and why the current wave of animated superhero shows feels more exciting than many recent live-action releases.

Finally, they break down everything revealed about Grand Theft Auto VI, including preorders, Rockstar's move away from physical discs, the future of digital ownership, subscription gaming, PlayStation's partnership with GTA VI, and why the game's realistic visuals are both impressive and a little terrifying.

If you enjoy conversations about DC Comics, Marvel, Batman, Spider-Man, X-Men, GTA 6, video games, animation, superhero movies, and pop culture, this episode is for you.

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Music by Kyle Scott
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Chapters:

00:08 Introduction, FIFA Atmosphere & Birthday Weekend
05:34 Comic Pickups, Billy West & Sketching Up Updates
08:32 DC Animation Showcase & Upcoming Projects
13:18 Marvel Animation, X-Men '97 & Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
16:25 Is Animation Replacing Live-Action Superhero Stories?
30:40 GTA VI Preorders, Physical Games & Digital Ownership Debate
35:43 GTA VI Gameplay, Florida Setting & Rockstar's Vision
40:23 Final Thoughts, Community Updates & Outro

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In this episode of Sketching Up, Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta break down the latest Nintendo Direct, discuss whether Nintendo is relying too heavily on nostalgia, and debate the future of beloved gaming franchises.

Before diving into gaming news, Matt shares stories from his recent improv show, his experience stepping onto the stage for the first time, and the funny sketches that came from his class. The conversation also touches on the Tubi commercial update, future acting opportunities, and why improv has become a new creative outlet.

The main discussion focuses on the newest Nintendo announcements, including the return of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Crazy Taxi, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin, Splatoon Raiders, Star Fox, and other major gaming reveals. Chris and Matt debate whether classic games should be remade, what makes nostalgia-driven releases successful, and why many modern games struggle to capture the magic of the originals.

The conversation also takes a detour into Marvel and Spider-Man, discussing a leaked trailer for the upcoming Spider-Man project, questions surrounding the Hulk’s role, and concerns over how the MCU continues to handle iconic characters.

The episode wraps with thoughts on Nintendo’s current strategy, whether fans are encouraging endless remakes by continuing to buy them, and the balance between preserving gaming history and creating something entirely new.

If you enjoy conversations about Nintendo, Zelda, Spider-Man, Marvel, retro gaming, video game remakes, comic books, and pop culture, this episode is for you.

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Chapters

00:08 Introduction, Tubi Update & Matt’s Improv Experience
06:52 Nintendo Direct Reactions & New Game Announcements
13:17 TMNT: The Last Ronin & Paramount Gaming Discussion
14:52 Crazy Taxi Returns & The Problem With Gaming Nostalgia
18:20 Marvel, Rolling Stones & Strange Comic Collaborations
20:09 Spider-Man Leaks, Hulk Changes & MCU Concerns
29:14 Nintendo Direct Deep Dive: Zelda, Switch & New Releases
40:03 Nintendo’s Nostalgia Problem & Final Gaming Thoughts
44:05 Outro, Discord Updates & What’s Next for Sketching Up

In this special solo episode of Sketching Up, Matt Tornetta takes over the show while Chris Schnabel is busy with work and dives into everything from He-Man and the Masters of the Universe to the current state of DC Comics, the upcoming Superman film, and some listener mailbag questions.

Matt opens the episode with thoughts on James Gunn's upcoming Superman movie, the newly revealed Lex Luthor armor, and why DC fans have plenty to be excited about heading into the next phase of the DC Universe. He also breaks down the critically acclaimed Absolute DC comic line, including Absolute Batman, Absolute Superman, Absolute Green Arrow, and Absolute Martian Manhunter.

Later, Matt answers listener questions about animation icons, favorite cartoon collectibles, gaming obsessions, and the characters that would make up his personal Mount Rushmore of animation.

The second half of the episode becomes a full celebration of He-Man, exploring the history of the franchise from the original 1983 animated series through the 2002 reboot and Netflix's Masters of the Universe: Revelation and Revolution. Matt discusses the mythology of Eternia, Skeletor's origins, Kevin Smith's influence on the franchise, and why He-Man remains one of the most influential action cartoons ever created.

Whether you're a fan of comic books, animation history, superheroes, gaming, or classic cartoons, this episode has something for every pop culture fan.

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00:08 Introduction & Mad Props Updates
03:56 Superman, Lex Luthor & Current DC Comics
20:36 Batman Comics, Absolute Universe & DC Storylines
27:58 Sketching Up Mailbag Questions
36:55 The History of He-Man & Masters of the Universe
47:56 The 2002 He-Man Revival Series
58:43 Netflix's Masters of the Universe: Revelation
01:11:56 Masters of the Universe: Revolution
01:22:46 Why He-Man Still Matters Today
01:31:52 Final Thoughts, Movies, Comics & Outro

In this episode of Sketching Up, Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta discuss one of the biggest stories currently impacting the comic book industry: the decision to license the voice and likeness of legendary Marvel creator Stan Lee for AI-generated content.

Before diving into the controversy, Chris recaps his experience hosting a panel and conducting interviews at Comicpalooza, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from the convention floor, upcoming Mad Props content, and what it was like creating a temporary podcast studio at one of Houston's largest pop culture events.

The conversation also covers Matt's latest update on potentially appearing in a Tubi commercial, the growth of free streaming platforms, and the unexpected opportunities that can come from being passionate about niche interests.

The second half of the episode focuses on the growing role of artificial intelligence in entertainment, examining the ethics of recreating voices and likenesses of deceased creators. Chris and Matt discuss Stan Lee's legacy, concerns surrounding AI-generated performances, the treatment of creators' estates, and whether technology is moving faster than the safeguards designed to protect artists and their work.

The episode concludes with reflections on Stan Lee's impact on comics, thoughts on creator ownership, and a tribute to influential figures who helped shape the worlds of comics, animation, and pop culture.

If you enjoy conversations about comic books, Marvel, Stan Lee, artificial intelligence, pop culture, conventions, streaming services, and entertainment news, this episode is for you.

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Music by Kyle Scott
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Chapters:

00:08 - Introduction
03:36 - Building the Sketching Up & Mad Props Community
05:05 - Comicpalooza Recap & Behind-the-Scenes Stories
16:02 - Tubi Commercial Update
20:17 - Stan Lee AI Voice & Likeness Controversy
36:08 - Stan Lee's Legacy & Creator Ownership Discussion
51:50 - Remembering Claude Lemieux & Tom Kane
54:20 - Final Thoughts

Welcome to Sketching Up! Today, Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta break down the series finale of The Boys, discuss the growing problems with Marvel and Disney, debate modern franchise fatigue, and somehow spiral into a full conversation about Tubi becoming the greatest streaming service alive.

The episode opens with Chris sharing updates about his upcoming Comicpalooza panel before diving into the controversial ending of The Boys. Chris and Matt discuss everything from Homelander’s final moments, Butcher’s emotional ending, the rushed pacing of the final season, Soldier Boy’s wasted role, and why the virus storyline ultimately felt meaningless. They compare the TV ending to the original comic book ending, including major differences involving Black Noir, Homelander, and Butcher.

The conversation also explores Marvel’s current identity crisis, Disney’s increasing corporate control over Marvel Comics, concerns about AI integration into entertainment, and whether the MCU has completely lost its direction.

Later in the episode, Matt explains why he may appear in an upcoming Tubi commercial, leading into a passionate discussion about Tubi’s massive catalog of cult classics, anime, Cartoon Network content, and why free streaming may actually be outperforming major subscription services.

The episode wraps with discussion surrounding The Mandalorian & Grogu, franchise burnout, streaming-era storytelling problems, and the future of superhero media.

If you enjoy conversations about The Boys, Marvel, Star Wars, streaming services, comics, superhero media, animation, and pop culture deep dives, this episode is for you.

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Chapters

00:08 Introduction & The Boys Series Finale Discussion
01:08 Comicpalooza Panel Announcement
03:50 Marvel Comics & Disney Corporate Concerns
08:41 Star Wars Burnout & Mandalorian Discussion
12:38 Streaming vs Movie Franchises Debate
13:24 Matt’s Possible Tubi Commercial Story
17:37 The Boys Finale Review Begins
19:19 Scorched Earth Expectations vs Reality
20:20 Frenchie’s Death & Final Battle Criticism
22:10 Soldier Boy’s Wasted Ending
23:54 Gen V & Spin-Off Discussion
25:10 Ryan’s Character Arc Problems
27:13 Homelander’s Final Moments & Anthony Starr Performance
28:40 The Virus Storyline Problem
31:21 Why The Finale Felt Rushed
32:34 The Boys Comic Ending Explained
35:42 Comic vs TV Show Differences
38:13 The Boys Season 1 Nostalgia
40:11 Queen Maeve & Missed Opportunities
42:16 Could The Finale Have Been a Movie?
44:03 The Deep & Black Noir Criticism
45:57 Positive Aspects of the Finale
48:40 Starlight, Kimiko & Ryan’s Future
51:28 Final Thoughts on The Boys Ending
55:12 Jack Quaid & Claudia Doumit Story
56:17 Archer on Tubi & Outro

This week on Sketching Up, Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta break down the return of Regular Show with The Lost Tapes, discuss the upcoming Regular Show reboot, review the new Punisher special presentation, dive into the hype surrounding the new LEGO Batman game, and unexpectedly spiral into a deep conversation about Dexter, Modern Family, and Archer.

The episode opens with a full discussion about Regular Show: The Lost Tapes Episode 1, including how the series connects directly to the original finale, Pops’ memories, and the chaotic storytelling style that made the original Cartoon Network series so iconic. Chris and Matt analyze the pacing, the hovercraft storyline, and whether the reboot successfully captures the original energy of the show.

They also break down Marvel’s new Punisher special, discussing Jon Bernthal’s return as Frank Castle, the brutal action scenes, MCU continuity issues, Daredevil connections, and why Punisher still works so well as a street-level antihero.

The conversation then shifts into DC, where Matt explains why the new LEGO Batman game might finally bring him back into gaming, along with discussion about the rumored return of the Batman Arkham series and potential Batman Beyond connections.

Later in the episode, Chris and Matt unexpectedly deep dive into Dexter, debating where the series lost its realism, discussing controversial storylines, and comparing grounded storytelling versus overly mythical narratives in television.

The episode wraps with a nostalgic conversation about Modern Family and the complete disappearance of Archer from pop culture, despite Archer once being one of the biggest animated comedy shows on television.

If you enjoy conversations about animation, superhero media, nostalgic TV shows, gaming, Marvel, DC, sitcoms, and pop culture deep dives, this episode is for you.

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Chapters

00:08 Introduction & Episode Overview
01:02 Punisher Review & MCU Discussion
07:01 LEGO Batman & Batman Beyond Gaming Discussion
09:12 Regular Show: The Lost Tapes Review
13:52 Hovercraft Storyline & Classic Regular Show Humor
15:52 Dexter’s Shift Away From Reality
21:24 Dexter Controversial Storylines Discussion
24:21 Modern Family Character Writing Debate
31:30 Archer’s Disappearance From Pop Culture
38:29 Outro, Comicpalooza Plug & Final Thoughts

In this episode of Sketching Up, Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta dive into one of the wildest combinations of topics yet — from the terrifying reality of tornadoes and storm chasing to earthquakes, classic Cartoon Network nostalgia, streaming frustrations, and upcoming movie releases.

The conversation opens with a deep discussion about tornadoes, storm chasers, and the extreme safety rules followed while chasing storms. Chris and Matt break down why tornadoes are both fascinating and horrifying, discuss viral tornado footage, and talk about the real-life dangers storm chasers face while tracking severe weather.

The episode then shifts into personal earthquake experiences in California and Arizona, exploring what earthquakes actually feel like in the moment, how different people react during seismic events, and why natural disasters create such unforgettable memories.

From there, the conversation moves into the legendary impact of Ted Turner and the creation of Cartoon Network, reflecting on how iconic animated shows shaped childhoods for an entire generation. Chris and Matt revisit Looney Tunes, classic Cartoon Network programming, and discuss the lasting influence these shows still have on pop culture today.

The episode also touches on frustrations with modern streaming services, ad experiences, movie release delays, and how entertainment consumption has changed over time.

If you enjoy conversations about weather phenomena, pop culture nostalgia, animation history, streaming platforms, movies, and random deep-dive discussions, this episode is for you.

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Episode Produced by Chris Schnabel and Matt Tornetta
Music by Kyle Scott
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Chapters

00:00 Introduction
08:15 Why Tornadoes Are Fascinating and Terrifying
15:42 Storm Chasing Rules & Survival Stories
23:50 Earthquake Experiences in California and Arizona
32:02 Remembering Ted Turner & Cartoon Network
38:40 Cartoon Network’s Impact on Childhood
45:09 Looney Tunes, Peepoomba & Classic Animation
51:37 Ad Experiences on Streaming Platforms
56:50 Upcoming Movie Releases & Delays
01:02:33 Public Transit Pricing Discussion
01:08:20 Final Thoughts