What was it about 1964? The Beatles came to America, the Civil Rights Act was signed, and we were introduced to six new iconic comic characters. The popularity of those heroes has only grown over time. We look back at their history and discuss why they've lasted so long. Jay and Josh iron their capes, polish their boots, and practice their magic spells for a diamond anniversary on Superhero Suite.

What do you think was the best year in the history of comic books? We pick a couple of them and analyze what made them so memorable. What was going on in the DC and Marvel universes? What were the characters dealing with? Do you have an even better year? Jay and Josh partner up with Calendar Man on Superhero Suite.

Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow was an interesting new take on the character by Tom King. Now it will be the inspiration for the newest live-action version of the character in the DCU from James Gunn. We analyze and review the comic series as we speculate what it might mean for the movie. Plus, we celebrate the 45th anniversary of Marvel's Alpha Flight; Canada's very own Avengers from John Byrne. Jay and Josh try to avoid the Phantom Zone on Superhero Suite.

What better month than March to celebrate the greenest hero of them all. Green Lantern has been around in some form or another for just about as long as there have been superheroes. On this episode we trace the origin of the character and all the ways it has evolved through the years. Plus a look at announcements, releases, and trailers. Jay and Josh are green with envy on Superhero Suite.

Fifty years ago, Marvel introduced us to a different kind of Martial Arts with the debut of Iron Fist. Danny Rand was thrust into the mantle of the Iron Fist at a young age, but was only a part of a legend that was centuries old. On this episode we look back at the origins of the unique character, how he evolved, and what's next. Plus, the latest news in cinematic and comic heroes. Jay and Josh use their fists to keep their clothes wrinkle-free on Superhero Suite.

As the excitement builds for the casting announcement of the Fantastic Four, the Suite looks back on the history of the First Family of Marvel. From their innovative beginnings in the comics to their TV and film appearances (which ran the gamut of quality), Reed, Sue, Ben, and Johnny have just about seen it all. And in less than a year, we will see their newest versions taking their rightful place in the MCU. Jay and Josh stretch the limits of invisibility and rock the flame on Superhero Suite.

We're not just playing games! Well, actually we are. The Suite takes a look back at a history of Superhero games. From board games to video games, we love immersing ourselves into the world of our heroes by playing in the worlds they save. Jay and Josh roll for Kryptonite damage on Superhero Suite.

It's our 100th episode! To celebrate, we are looking back at a ton of anniversary issues of comic books. Why do publishers feel the need to spotlight certain issues? Why are they important? And what are some of the most notable issues throughout history? Jay and Josh proudly wear their silver tuxedos in celebration of Superhero Suite #100!

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom has come and gone quickly. We share our thoughts on the movie and speculate where the DCEU may go from here. Was it a good movie? Was it too little, too late? Jay and Josh kick their flippers frantically on Superhero Suite.

Alex Ross creates his comic art in a realistic, painterly style that would be the envy of Renaissance artists. We look at the history of his artwork and discuss some notable pieces. And we wrap up the year with some very big news in both Marvel and DC. Jay and Josh forget old acquaintances but bring other things to mind on Superhero Suite.