The most anticipated Marvel of this month Doctor Strange is out and this week we spend some time reviewing it for your pleasure! We give our thoughts and ideas for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Just in time for Halloween we talking about the strange and scary world of  Urban Legends. From historical tales to ghost sightings to the legendary Skunk Ape, we have collected some of the best stories to talk about this week. Before that Dan has a review of Boom! Studios’ Warlords of Applacia #1 and we give out thoughts on the Logan and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 trailers.

This week’s show is jam packed with so much to talk about. Chuck and Greg talk about their trip to Comic Con and what it was like to meet the geek god himself Stan Lee. We give our thoughts on the Rogue One and Power Rangers trailers before we dive head deep into a full review of Netflix’s Luke Cage. #RIPRaisin

As we are in the month of October today we are counting down our favorite scary characters in television, movies, and books. Before that we go all in on Luke Cage. Dan reviews the new Cage comic and we give our general thoughts on the Luke Cage series. (More to come next week) Greg also gives a review of the biggest show of the summer Stranger Things.

Does the state of the world have you down? Are you sick of being bombarded with how awful things are? Well this week Talking in Circles has your back as we present The News of the Good. We have scoured news from around the world to fine stories that are guaranteed to brighten your day. From teenagers helping the homeless to saving kids from burning cars. It’s all good. We also have some reviews for you this week Dan gives his thoughts on the Lethal Weapon TV show as well as the new Image series Eclipse. Greg has also caught up with the comic Lazarus and lets you know if its worth checking out.

On this week’s episode we testing on knowledge of our favorite actors and actresses once as we play another round of Best Know For. Before that Dan gives his review of the first two issues of Kill or Be Killed, Chuck has read quite the unexpected comic, and Greg reviews Magneto Vol 1 and the recent Archie reboot. All that and more on this week’s episode!

On this week’s episode we are down with the sickness as all of us are under the weather but we power through to tell you all about Baltimore Comic-Con 2016. We discuss the interesting revels during comics panels, the joys of collecting original art, and some random celebrity run ins. Dan also has a review of Frank Cho’s new series Skybourne and Chuck reviews some Avengers comics.  All that and more on this week’s episode!

The full crew is back this week and we have a ton to cover. Greg talks about Boston Comic-Con and his new improved art collection.  We also review Suicide Squad and discuss how well Marvel’s Civil War II is shaping up so far. In our second segment we attempt to create the worst Super Hero team ever created. We search the weird and wacky history of comics to draft some of  worst characters in superhero history.

Sorry for the delay in this release as we were dealing with sickness with both people and computers. Luckily this episode is worth the wait. Let's just say this week's topics include the down side of sending to everyone in your office.(True Story) We are Gregless this week as he is off on super special assignment. Chuck and Dan hold down the fort as they review Jason Bourne and discuss DC’s rebirth. In the second half we have a grab bag of questions that include our favorite Superhero costumes and what comic characters we’d like to see on the big or small screen.

On this week's show we welcome back Chuck as we talk about a heap of comic goodness. First we start with a full review of The Killing Joke and Chuck and Greg give their thoughts on seeing it on the big screen. We then shift to the world of Comic-Con and talk about much of the news that dropped. We cover news and the trailers including Walking Dead, Luke Cage, Dr. Strange, Justice League, and Wonder Woman. Greg also has another Skype Spam Sex bot to deal with and her brings us along that journey.