What's happening here? Why is everything backwards? Have we entered some sort of parallel universe? Listen up as Zach explains "Batman: Last Knight on Earth" to Searnold.

If you thought "Wandavision" was weird, just wait until Zach and Searnold tell you about the comics it is extremely loosely based on. No spoilers from the show included.

Not hype. Not hyperbole. It takes Searnold over an hour to fully express how good Immortal Hulk is. A follow-up to last week's discussion with Mike Gray, this episode features life, death, kaijus, and some of the best horror art ever made.

Zach & Searnold talk to cartoonist Mike Gray about... comics. The conversation naturally finds itself twisting and turning all over the place, but in a good way. The main focus is the new "Immortal Hulk" comic by Al Ewing and Joe Bennet. We also talk about Civil War, the Marvel Unlimited App, and how we know that Zach's 2-year-old is a reincarnated gangster.

Where did the Infinity Stones come from? What does the Soul Stone actually do? And why can't Loki ever seem to win? Zach & Searnold will discuss these questions and what they would do with the Infinity Stones in this week's episode.

Who is Marvel's version of Santa Claus? What would you get Hawkeye for Christmas? Do any of our heroes celebrate Hannukah? Listen as Zach & Searnold ruin... I mean spoil... a bunch of old Marvel Holiday Specials.

What all is on Apocalypse's wife's to-do list? Can Cypher talk his way out of getting stabbed to death? And should Captain Britain cheat on his wife to save the universe? Zach & Searnold will answer these questions and more as they discuss 2020's 22-part X-Men crossover event: X of Swords!

How did Mister Fantastic overcome Entropy using semantics? Why are so many people allowed to be on a team called Fantastic FOUR? And are the X-Men just evil now? Time for our Fantastic Four episode!

In our ninth episode, Zach & Searnold will debate whether Miles Morales or Peter Parker makes a better Spider-Man. We'll explain Miles's origin and why there are two Spider-Mans now. (Spider-Mens? Spiders-Man?)

In our ninth episode, we'll talk about Miles Morales and try to figure out why there are two spiders-man? (Is that the correct plural?)