This week on Super Cinema, co-hosts Nikki and Ben cover the 2005 Fantastic Four movie. Here's the thing, while Ben absolutely adores Marvel's first family, this film is not.. very.. good. So we spend most of our time talking Doctor Doom, the Thing and trailers for other, better movies. We talk Justice League, Spider-Man Homecoming, and all about the comics we've read this week while avoiding conversations about how boring this version's Doctor Doom is.

Spider-Man, Spider-Man, nobody can dance like Spider-Man! Nikki Boylan returns to finish up the Super Cinema Spider-Man trilogy. Host Ben Hamlin and his guest debate the intricacies of Sandman, Venom and Green Goblin, the illusion of character growth, and why the movie doesn't quite match up with its prequels. We also announce a brand new show: Reading Into It with Nikki Boylan. Our resident webhead is going to be on the Infinity Break channels a lot more often now. Stay tuned for more information.

It's a rare episode for Super Cinema. We go back to the first movie we ever did for this show and revisit Spider-Man 2. This time host Ben Hamlin is joined by Spider-Man fanatic Nikki Boylan for a deeper look at the film that was so formative to them both. They talk Wonder Woman, Fables, Dragon Ball Z and so much more in this spectacular spider themed episode.

Spider-Man, Spider-Man, does whatever a spider can! Ben Hamlin is joined by friend of the show Nikki Boylan who is a fan of all things Spider-Man. Live from Studio 23 and The Spider-Web, Nikki and Ben dive deep into their origins with comic books, their experiences with Spider-Man as one of their first movies and their anticipation for Spider-Man Homecoming. It's truly a spider-centric episode with a tangled web of anecdotes, bad jokes and JK Simmons impersonations.

Super Cinema takes a break from more action packed releases to take a retro rad look back at friend of the show, Katie's favorite comic book adaption, Josie and the Pussycats. We're stuck in a capitalist dystopia, Katie sings and we all want a Big Mac. We talk Riverdale, Pussycats and Deadpool in this comedic and highly musical episode of Super Cinema.

It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's our own resident Supergirl, Katie Hughes here to talk about the Woman of Steel. Ben Hamlin sits down with longtime Super Cinema guest to talk goofy world building, fun crossovers and female supervillains. It's a fun episode full of comics, capes and Kara Danvers!

In distant future, crime is rampant and plaguing our metropolis. Podcast hosts roam through the great acting as the last line of defense against the cruel, cruel world. Ben Hamlin, Ian Butcher and Joshua Valentine act as judge, Jury and EXECUTIONER against DREDD (2012). We weigh in on the movies super cinematography, shorthand story-telling techniques and the future of the Dredd franchise. In the comics segment, Josh cusses Ben out for making him read Saga and Ben waxes about God Loves; Man Kills, a very 2016 relevant X-Men book.

Three weeks after the Dark Knight, Super Cinema has gone into hiding and is operating out of the shadows protecting Gotham. Now, a new ally, Darryl Mansel emerges on the scene and professional cat burglar Ian Butcher helps Batman.. this metaphor is getting out of hand. This is a long way of saying that this episode is late. Our bad. We talk about Luke Cage, The Dark Knight Rises, Doctor Strange, character motivations, Batman's legacy and more in this episode of Super Cinema!

Fresh off the heels of their Batman Begins episode, Donald Orr and Ben Hamlin dive right into the murky Gotham underground with returning guest Kevin Veldman, to dissect The Dark Knight. Often considered the central masterpiece of comic book movies, we talk about the inspired performances of Harvey Dent and Joker, the brilliant use of tension in the story and Christian Bale's weird acrobatic mouth movements. Comic books, Harley Quinn, Ghost Rider and a whole lot more on this milestone episode of Super Cinema that you don't want to miss. ​And here.. we.. go!

After traveling the globe learning the art of recording and media criticism, Ben Hamlin and Donald Orr decided to become a podcast, a symbol to defend their city from injustice. The Super Cinema team is joined by Bubbawheat to review the Bat-classic, Batman Begins. We talk fear gas, burlap masks and guys named Flass as well as the central themes and story-telling techniques unique to this film of super proportions.