Join us as we go back to the era of comic book excess, and one of the best decades of all time, the nineties! We discuss Venom's first solo title, Lethal Protector. Mullets and thought balloons for everyone!

Steve and friends return for season two, stronger, faster, and better. Not really, they're just fatter. They discuss Nick Spencer's sequel to Kraven's Last Hunt and true to form, experience all new technical difficulties. It's probably Steve's fault.

In the season one finale, the gang discusses "The Ultimates" by Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch. Steve does not egregiously interrupt anyone, causing a major disruption in the space-time continuum. Rob shares his disdain for the sequential arts. Shawn weeps quietly.

Steve, who loves Mike Pence more than Pence loves Garfield, discusses Superman For All Seasons and John Byrne's Man of Steel with his co-hosts. Will Steve manage to go an episode without interrupting anyone? I think you know the answer to that one, but you might still enjoy this wholesome return to classic comic book writing.

This week the gang discuss "Wanted" by Mark Millar and JG Jones and compare it with the 2008 film adaptation. Plus Steve reveals what comics he's been reading on his own!

The boys discuss Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky's Sex Criminals in disgusting, vulgar detail. Not to be missed if you're a bit of a perv. Spoiler alert, Rob is not a perv and felt he should've missed this episode.

Steve delivers his worst intro yet, but then discusses one of the best modern superhero comics (Invincible) so it balances out. Kind of.

Steve and friends discuss Mike Mignola's Hellboy: Wake the Devil.

Steve Snootles and the Shawn Robo Band discuss the origin of Kanan Jarrus from Star Wars: Rebels. 

Steve and friends discuss Deadpool: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, from Brian Posehn, Gerry Duggan, and Declan Shalvey. And maybe better audio this week? Only one way to find out!