In 1972, Luke Cage became the first black superhero headlining his own comic. His origins may have come about to take advantage of a popular stereotype of the times, but he has evolved to be an important and complex role model in comics. We take a look at how far this character has come and speculate what could be next. Plus, tons of news on casting, delays, and upcoming projects. Jay and Josh make a wish list for a sweet Christmas on Superhero Suite.

Fly me to the Moon Knight! In this episode we break down the innovative and intriguing new Disney+ Marvel series Moon Knight. First we examine the comic book history of one of the most unique characters in any comic book from his early beginnings as a guest in another title to the modern day interpretations spotlighting mental health. Plus, TV and movie news with a sprinkling of a theme park coaster. Jay and Josh act like a couple of lunatics on Superhero Suite.

In 2003, Ang Lee's vision for a superhero movie was manifested in 'Hulk', starring Eric Bana. In one of the early Marvel movies of the modern era, Lee established some new ways of interpreting comic book stories on film. We get to see the complex origins of Bruce Banner's alter ego while Nick Nolte chews up the scenes as his father. With that and some groundbreaking CGI effects for the time, 'Hulk' is a fun watch, sure to stir some nostalgia and an understanding of how we got where we are today. Jay and Josh realize it's not easy being dayglo green on Superhero Suite.

Peacemaker was introduced in 1966 as just another rich guy with fancy tech. But today he is a popular character with a hit series. James Gunn and John Cena have brought new life to a forgettable character with some interesting origins and a comedic, but tragic portrayal. We look at Peacemaker's history and how he has evolved. And we have news, including some DC movies which feel like they may never come out. Jay and Josh cherish peace with all their heart and don't care how many men they have to kill to get it on Superhero Suite.

Don't make him angry. You wouldn't like him when he's angry. For 60 years Bruce Banner has used his anger issues to save the day. The Incredible Hulk debuted in 1962, but has come such a long way since then. From comics to TV to the movies, this hero has taught us to use our weaknesses and make them our strengths. Plus, news and a preliminary The Batman review. Jay and Josh SMASH on Superhero Suite.

Ten years ago DC Comics shook up their continuity in a way not seen since Crisis on Infinite Earths. And it was all the Flash's fault. One decision from Barry Allen spawned dozens of tales from a wide variety of DCU characters. And in the aftermath, the New 52 was born. This week we look at the history and influence of one of the biggest ideas in the history of the company. Plus, news and announcements from TV and movies. Jay and Josh study the effects of butterflies and speedsters on Superhero Suite.

February is Black History Month. This month we take a look at the history of African American characters, writers, and artists that have graced the rich worlds of comics. These stories have not only reflected the culture of the time but also influenced it. Where did it all begin and how will it continue to evolve in the future? Plus, we have the news from comics, movies, and TV. Jay and Josh get historical on Superhero Suite.

In 2006 DC relaunched their entire comics line with the ambitious idea of starting everything over. It may have not ended up the way they'd hoped, but the number 52 still reverberates throughout comics, TV, and movies. It's time to take a look at where this iconic number has shown up throughout the last 11 years. Plus, we have news of The Batman, Moon Knight, and Peacemaker. Jay and Josh play a game of 52 pickup on Superhero Suite.

Superheroes will dominate in 2022! From movies to TV to streaming, we have the rundown on all the upcoming projects we hope to see in a promising year. Will the MCU continue to dominate? Will The Batman bring back DC's former glory? Will the TV landscape change with the end of some shows? Jay and Josh hope their resolutions are in brilliant 4K on Superhero Suite.

In 2008 Iron Man set us on a path of unprecedented superhero content. So much has happened since Jon Favreau directed Robert Downey Jr. and began a universe with more content than any movie franchise in history. Jay and Josh have absolutely no wrinkles in their clothes on this special commentary episode of Superhero Suite.