In one hour's time, you have finished this episode of Super Cinema. In an hour and ten minutes, you are making sure to subscribe and tell your friends. Before the day is over, you will have survived nuclear war. The picture is falling to the ground now.

Coming out of their Rose City Comic Con stupor, Nikki Boylan (still dressed as Wonder Woman), Ben Hamlin (without his cyclops glasses) and Katie Hughes (dressed as a store brand Pussycat), talk about Zack Snyder's Watchmen. Is the film adaption too faithful to the original? Is it too indulgent in its own violence? Yes. But hear us talk at length about the factors that hold Watchmen back.

SPEAKING OF HOMECOMING, Nikki is back from camp for more Super Cinemas! Now that she's back in the co-host seat, Nikki Boylan and Ben Hamlin sit down to talk about her favorite webhead, The Spider-Man. We dig into writing millennials, enhancing well worn teenage tropes with superheroism and the great responsibility that comes with great power. We also talk Infinity Gauntlet comics, Thor: Ragnarok and fourteen minutes of Sinister Six talk waiting for you on our Patreon.

Super Cinema is back from its summer hiatus! This time, frequent guest Kevin Veldman talks with Ben Hamlin about the 2008 Incredible Hulk movie. Weirdly, Ben's never seen the grandfather of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. We talk Hulk character depth, Justice League trailers and Infinity Guantlet in this intellectual episode about character and smashing.

Host Ben Hamlin and special guest Bethany Leuthold sit down to talk about revolution, fascism and anarchy in a very intellectual comparison of panel to the screen. This episode might be the closest analysis we've ever done between a book and a movie. V for Vendetta is a very streamlined movie, but does it cut the author out of the work in the process? Listen to this week's Super Cinema to find out!

Ben Hamlin and Bethany Leuthold are both hard at work making Cursed Seas - A Roll With It Anthology will release in late July and Bethany just finished the first prologue chapter of Nest of Paragon! Check out their work on Infinitybreak.net

Ben Hamlin and Kevin Veldman join each other's shows to talk briefly about Spider-Man Homecoming. This is a spoiler intensive show so exercise caution if you haven't seen it yet! We can't go into more details here, but trust us, this is a good episode about a good movie! Check out ComicNoobs over at The Geek Worldwide Network.

Holy Film Criticism, Batman! We talk about Adam West, bad puns, and Batman 66 in our tribute episode to our number one favorite comic book movie of all time. Ben and Nikki discuss memorable villain performances, what it was like growing up with this Batman as the default, and most importantly, they spend twenty minutes repeating their favorite lines back at each other. We also talk about the new Black Panther trailer, world building and comics, comics and more comics.

Nikki is departing Super Cinema for the summer in order to work at a summer camp, but we'll have a long box full of guest hosts for the summer including past guests Kevin Veldman and Darryl Mansel, Nest of Paragon artist Bethany Leuthold and Cursed Seas cast member Kat Wendt. If you want more Ben and Nikki, consider donating to our patreon at the $1 level

Wonder Woman, Wonder Woman. Now the world is ready for you, and the wonders you can do. Make a hawk a dove, Stop a war with love, Make a liar tell the truth. Wonder Woman!

It's a sensational episode of Super Cinema as Nikki and Ben talk about the latest blockbuster to grace the big screens. She's beauty, she's grace, she'll punch you square in the face: It's Wonder Woman. We talk about the mixed metaphors of Diana's journey, her character and the way Wonder Woman establishes a bigger, brighter universe for the DC movies. With bonus content on modern musical scores and plenty of comics talk about SURPRISE Spider-Man, you know you're in for a Super Cinema treat!

It's a very merry Marvel episode of Super Cinema. Nikki Boylan and Ben Hamlin tackle the latest Marvel blockbuster, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2. We talk about its blatant racism, it's negative character development and how it still managed to awe us with its visuals and make us cry over a raccoon. All of this after a lengthy discussion about too many Spider-Man trailers. In our comics section, we talk about Deadpool and the Tom King Vision run, which Ben finished - FINALLY.

Just how well done can a movie about a talking tree, a raccoon and alien death gods be? Well, it turns out that we're "Hooked on a Feeling" about Guardians of the Galaxy. Groaaan, I know. Nikki and Ben talk cosmic world building, male immaturity in comedy, and the smashing soundtrack that drew fans to a movie filled with absurd galactic concepts. We follow this up with the Cloak and Dagger's new trailer and the latest Wonder Woman spot. Plus Ben starts re-reading a childhood classic: Scott McCloud's Zot.

It's a very apocalyptic episode of Super Cinema as our movie vigilantes tackle both Fantastic Four 2: Rise of the Silver Surfer and the new Thor trailer. Between Ragnarok and the Coming of Galactus, we're a little scared of what's to come, but we can tell you for a fact that Silver Surfer is actually an alright movie. But does it stand up to Nikki's bold statement that it's better than the first Fantastic Four movie? That and so much more in this action packed end of the world Super Cinema Special.