What better time than October to look at the scary side of superheroing? From Solomon Grundy to Ghost Rider, we look at the darker characters that that show us you can save the day and be spooky at the same time. Plus updates on ever-changing release schedules, upcoming projects, and surprising castings. Jay and Josh try to scream, but terror takes the sound before they make it on this episode of The Superhero Suite.

The Super Friends was a great introduction to an entire generation of DC Superheroes. We look at the history of the classic series. There is a plethora of hero news coming our way. Be in the know and be prepared. And a happy anniversary to one of the comics that started it all, More Fun Comics. Jay and Josh try in vain to train their super monkey on this episode of The Superhero Suite.

The new Marvel's Avengers video game looks impressive. We'll review it and address the plethora of news stories as production resumes on tons of superhero movies and shows. Plus, we'll recap the late summer shows that are streaming now. Jay and Josh reveal the buttons to press for their special powers on this episode of The Superhero Suite.

Chadwick Boseman's characters were influential on screen, but the actor made a difference with just about everyone he encountered. We honor the memory of the late actor by remembering his work and discussing how he changed the way people viewed heroes. Jay and Josh pay tribute to the King on this special episode of The Superhero Suite.

"Nice Boys?" Last year the Amazon series 'The Boys' showed us a side of superheroes that nobody expects. Was it over the top? We take a look at the comics that inspired the show, give some comparisons, and look ahead to the upcoming premiere of season 2. Plus, DC Fandome gave us a plethora of media to look forward to. From character panels to trailer premieres, we dig through a ton of comic news. Plus, the TV recaps include the Umbrella Academy and the series finale of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD. Jay and Josh discover that domes can be more than snowglobes on this episode of The Superhero Suite.

"To Everything There Is a Season Finale..." We finally have news on upcoming Marvel projects and DC prepares for its Fandome to be a spectacular event. And now that Agents of SHIELD is coming to an end, you can buy the props and costumes for yourself. We'll give you the valuable information for some valuable products. There hasn't been a shortage of TV heroes lately. Get the rundown as you keep up with all the stories. Plus, we put the spotlight on an underappreciated character as we look at the history of the Atlantean King, Aquaman. Jay and Josh see who can hold their breath underwater the longest on this episode of The Superhero Suite.

"The Batman of Yesterday!" Few thought that Michael Keaton could portray a believable Batman in Tim Burton's 1989 classic. Years later the actors that followed are still trying to live up to his standards. Then throw Jack Nicholson into the mix as the Joker and we begin to see how a legendary movie was born. Batman ushered in a new era of superheroes to the movies with a darker look at the Dark Knight. Jay and Josh provide a commentary track while learning the steps of the Batdance in this Superhero Suite Super Special.

"Tomorrow is Cancelled!" Comic-Con at Home may sound like we're missing out, but there are some inherent advantages to the panels we can experience in front of our computers. We'll take a sneak peek at the presentations we're looking forward to. Also, there's some casting and release news this week and we remember the Real Life Hero John Lewis and his lifelong pursuit of civil rights. Jay and Josh may not be with you in person, but at least they don't eat much on this episode of The Superhero Suite.

"Where No X-Man Has Gone Before!" The X-Men have been a socially relevant group of heroes since their debut in 1963. Marvel X-editor and writer Jordan D. White joins us to look at the legacy and history of the mutants and where they may be going in the future. And, twenty years ago Bryan Singer brought the popular mutants into mainstream cinema. We remember how it started a new era of superheroes. Plus, news, show synopses, and more. Jay and Josh look everywhere for their mutant genes on this episode of The Superhero Suite.

"Long Live the King!" Jack Kirby was a prolific artist and writer in comic book history. Since his origins at the beginning of the Golden Age of Comics to his influence in comic artists' rights, Kirby helped to shape the genre we love today. We look back at his history and the impact he made. In the news, we celebrate another legend, reveal delays, and prepare you for the DC FanDome. Plus, CW hero recaps. Jay and Josh pay their royalties on this episode of The Superhero Suite.