Trish and Jeremy prepare for The CW's Elseworlds crossover between Supergirl, Arrow, and The Flash. They begin by discussing how they feel about the shows up until the crossover and address the controversy over casting Ruby Rose as Batwoman.

Trish interviews Sunshine Somerville, author of the Kota series of superhero novels. Together they talk about Sunshine's childhood experiences influencing her superhero fiction, and they also geek out over their shared love of the X-Men animated series.

Following the passing of comics legend Stan Lee, Trish and Perry sat down to discuss the legacy of the man who co-created some of the world's greatest superheroes, including Spider-Man, the X-Men, the Avengers, and more. They talk about some of the controversies over who deserves more credit between Stan and his collaborators and also discuss Bill Maher's disrespectful comments about Stan and superhero fans in general.

On National Superhero Day, Trish sits down with author David Reiss to talk about his award-winning novel, Fid's Crusade. Listen to David discuss writing his book from the villain's perspective and how he set his work apart from other superhero stories. They also talk about some of David's writing influences, both within and without the world of superheroes, and how Fid's Crusade was written in a very different style from his usual.

In their first episode, Trish and Perry interview each other about how they became interested in superheroes and they also talk about some recent trailers for superhero movies.

A brief introduction to the Superhero Fiction and what you can expect from the show.