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James Morris sticks around from recording the previous episode to help us review the movie 10 years in the making, Avengers Infinity War. We spend this whole episode talking about the movie and its sheer greatness. Not much else to say other than SPOILERS AHEAD! Let us know what you thought of the movie on Twitter and Facebook!   CannedAirPodcast.com @CannedAirPod @Canned_Air

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We welcome author, songwriter and musician James Morris to the show to first help us look back over the first 10 years of Marvel Studios in this week’s Retro Roundtable. With Avengers Infinity War dominating the box office now, we focus on everything leading up to this event. We share our favorite Marvel movies, some of our least favorite, and what the future may look like for Marvel movies. Be sure to check out episode #237 for our Avengers Infinity War review! Its full of SPOILERS and consumes the whole episode!   Then we turn our attention to James to discuss some of his many projects. From writing a prose novel trilogy (Skybound, Water Tower, Surface) to recording original music that has graced Vans Warped Tour and video games, James is always sharing his creativity with the world. Head over to JamesMorris.com to check out more about James!   @ItsJamesMorris   CatchFire Written and performed by James Morris   CannedAirPodcast.com @CannedAirPod @Canned_Air

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Comic creator, and classic video game lover, Scott Schmidt returns to the show to first help us once again look back into pop culture’s past in this week’s Retro Roundtable. It was this week in 1998 that Disney’s Animal Kingdom first opened to the public, and being a podcast full of video game lovers, we decide to remember our favorite Disney video games. Of course we all think of Nintendo’s Ducktales when thinking classic Disney games, but how about games like Aladdin or Lion King that obviously paved the way for other games that Disney didn’t create. Get in here and see if we name your favorite.   Then we turn our attention to Scott to talk Final Street. Coming off a successful Kickstarter, Final Street is about a month away from being on the shelf in your local comic shops! Welcome to the world of Final Street, a place where roving gangs of street thugs and clans of killer ninja prey on the weak and innocent, where martial prowess and brute strength are the law of the land. Final Street takes its inspiration from retro beat'em-up video games like Double Dragon, Final Fight and Streets of Rage. Each issue is designed as a "stage" in which the main characters fight through waves of enemies, eventually coming to a "boss" for an epic showdown. Be sure to grab a copy this June!   DevilsDue.net @DevilsDue @FinalStreet_ @PistolWhipPress   CannedAirPodcast.com @CannedairPod @Canned_Air

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We are joined by comic creator Ryan Burke this week to first help us look back into pop culture history in the Retro Round-table. It was this week in 1983 that Tokyo Disneyland first opened to the public, so we discuss amusement parks. From our personal experiences to the parks Disney have abandon, this is a conversation that will get you hyped for your upcoming summer vacation!

Then we turn our attention to Ryan and talk about his Kickstarter for his comic Coronary, running until May 4th. Described as Black Mirror meets Romeo and Juliet, Coronary takes a look at how the world might be affected if plastic surgery was free to anyone who wanted it. This is a gorgeous comic you won’t want to miss out on. Head to the link below to show your support and get your copy of Coronary!

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Patrick McEvoy and Josh Finney both return to the show this week to help us once again look back into pop culture history in this week’s Retro Roundtable. It was this week in 1990 that In Living Color first premiered, so we talk about our favorite sketch comedy shows and shorts. We discuss our favorite sketches from SNL, our favorite actors who brought them to life, and whats happening inside the mind of Jim Carrey!

Then we turn our attention over to Patrick and Josh to talk about Castile: Arkham - Her Blood Runs Cold, now available for purchase! When a visit from an old friend sets the stage for murder, P.I. Hank Flynn is pulled into a sordid web of deceit, revenge, and black magic. Even worse, Flynn has both the cops and the mob threatening him, urging him to forget everything and leave town. But a promise to a grieving widow to uncover the truth about her husband s death forces Flynn to be at odds with not only the law and the criminal underworld, but the Elder Gods themselves. Taking place three months after the events in Casefile:ARKHAM Nightmare on the Canvas, this volume can be enjoyed as a follow-up or as a standalone story. Click the link below to get yourself a copy!

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We welcome author, speaker, and comedian B.J. Mendelson to first help us look back into pop culture history in this week’s Retro Roundtable. It was this week in 1993 that Brandon Lee was fatally shot on the set of The Crow, so we remember some of the worst accidents to ever happen on the sets of movies and television shows. Films like The Twilight Zone Movie and Top Gun are among the mentioned, but did you know that Brandon lee wasn’t the only actor the be killed onset with a stun gun firing blanks? What about the movie Milo & Otis, remember this adorable movie? You won’t want to after you hear the disturbing truth behind its production.    We then turn our attention to B.J. to discuss his comic, Vengeance, Nevada. Vengeance, Nevada is a wild, superhero-horror adventure set in the American West that explores the questions, “What if you got everything you ever wanted and what would that sudden power do to a person? Head over to VengeanceNevada.com and grab a copy, or listen to our interview with B.J. to hear how you can get a copy for free just by sending a text!   BJMendelson.com @BJMendelson   CannedAirPodcast.com @CannedAirPod @Canned_Air   Society6.com/CannedAirPod

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Brian Lau returns to the show this week to help us determine the best movie openings and twist endings of all time! Many of the movies you may expect and many you won’t. We look at films like Spider-Man, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Planet of the Apes, The Watchmen, plus many others. Let us know on Facebook and Twitter if we named your favorite, of forgot to mention it all together!

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We start this week’s episode by looking back into pop culture history in the Retro Roundtable. This week in 1960 the first laser was patented, so we talk about lasers and their influence on sci-fi and pop culture. They protect our valuables, are the weapon of choice of any space adventure, are used to perform surgery, and were all the graphic of choice in the 80’s. Let us know on Twitter or Facebook if you can think of other ways lasers have influenced pop culture.

  Then, since we have no guest, we take a second look into pop culture history! It was this week in 1980 that the Dallas television cliffhanger, “Who Shot J.R.?” first aired. So we remember some our favorite cliffhangers in television and movies. We recall some of the best suspenseful season enders from The Simpsons, Twin Peaks, The Walking Dead, and more! Get in here!   CannedAirPodcast.com @CanedAirPod @Canned_Air   Society6.com/CannedAirPod   OffGirl.com @OffGirlHero

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We welcome comic creator Michael Loniewski to the show to first help us look back into pop culture history for this week’s Retro Roundtable. It was this week in 1982 that Metallica played their first live show, so we decided to talk all things heavy metal. We share all of our experiences in the mosh pit, what it is about metal music that delivers so much energy, and wonder how things could possibly get out of control at a Cage the Elephant concert.

  Then we turn our attention to Michael to talk about his comic Gung Ho. A fugitive ape, fighting to redeem his militant past, must battle vengeful superheroes and bigoted humans as he races to stop his radicalized mentor fused with dangerous powers. Head over to Comixology to get your copy. A 55 page comic book for a dollar? Who wouldn’t?!   Gung Ho on Comixology http://bit.ly/2zNqaxo   CannedAirPodcast.com @CannedAirPod @Canned_Air   @RedFox_Write @txemico @MarcoDellaVerde  

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We welcome comic creator Brian Silveira to the show to first help us look back into pop culture history in this week’s Retro Roundtable. It was this week in 1933 that Monopoly was created and trademarked, so we talk all things board games! We discuss our favorite games, how we had fun with certain games without even playing them, and how operation inspired some DIY oral surgery! A conversation you won’t want to miss!

Then we talk with Brian about his comic BUN, an independent comic about boy, a girl, an unspeakable evil, and a rabbit. The fresh concept and the beautiful artwork make this a great read you won’t want to miss. And it’s free! Head to BunComic.com and start reading now!

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