The Fanboy Garage

This week on The Fanboy Garage, we react to news that former Guardians of the Galaxy Director, James Gunn is potentially heading to DC Entertainment to write and direct Suicide Squad 2 before we unpack their favorite moments of New York Comic Con 2018.

From amazing cosplay and exclusive scavenger hunts to trailers and sneak peeks, we unpack our thoughts on everything from the Aquaman and Daredevil season 3 trailers as well give listeners as a spoiler-free breakdown of 35 mins of footage from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse. Switching gears, Chris gives drops his thoughts on Venom and shares what works and what doesn’t for this new box office monster.

In classic fashion, we close the show with a handful of fan questions including movies that should go the way of Cobra Kai and become a TV show, things we’d do if we were invisible, and potential criticisms of Aquaman, despite it not being in theaters.

Grab the breath mints and shine your shoes because you’ve got a date with Retired Wonder Woman! Don’t forget to keep the conversation going by tweeting us @TheFanboyGarage or stalk our pictures on the gram at The Fanboy Garage.

On this episode The Fanboy Garage, we unpack our thoughts around the reception of Venom from critics and fans before Aaron dives into a rant about fandom and the MCU.

From there, we discuss our impressions of the second, hard-hitting trailer for Creed II, the DC Universe streaming service, the new of Netflix launching a Chronicles of Narnia series as well as the first image of Sylvester Stallone as John Rambo in Rambo 5 (Yee-haw!).

To close the show, we take on fan questions sharing our thoughts on Zack Snyder’s plan to kill off Batman in the DCU, our most favorite rewatchable movie, a movie or franchise least liked by the masses that we enjoy and an in-depth discussion on the Star Wars prequels.

Throw on your chaps, hat and cowboy boots because this episode is coming for you! Don’t forget to keep the conversation going by tweeting us @TheFanboyGarage.

On this episode of The Fanboy Garage, we unpack our thoughts and reactions on new footage and images of Joaquin Phoenix in full on Joker attire. We speculate on whether or not the upcoming solo Joker film would be connected to the larger DC universe or truly serve as a standalone film before a quick discussion on whether or not there’s comic book movie fatigue.

From there, we discuss our impressions of the latest BumbleeBee trailer and its departure from previous Transformers films (in a good way). We also discuss some of the tough decisions movie goers will need to make in December.

To close the show, we answer additional fan questions sharing our thoughts on Solo: A Star Wars Story, the controversy around Batman’s “batarang”, the missing heroes in both The Joker and Venom films, as well as their A list of B and C list DC characters and more.

Get your capes and collars ready because Krypto is going to be a hit that DC slate with a bang and don’t forget to keep the conversation going by tweeting us @TheFanboyGarage.

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On this episode of The Fanboy Garage, we set a friendly wager between ourselves and fans as we unpack our thoughts on the three-way box office showdown between Aquaman,Bumblebee and Mary Poppins Returns. Which one will steal the hearts, minds and dollars of family audiences during the holidays? We break it down and place our bets!

From there, we share our reactions on the first picture of Joaquin Phoenix as “Arthur” in the upcoming Joker movie as well as our thoughts on the first trailer of Captain Marvel starring Brie Larson. Before jumping into fan questions, we follow on up last week’s episode with our final thoughts on Henry Cavill’s departure as Superman and quickly discuss rumors of a potential Loki and Scarlet Witch series for the Disney streaming service.

We close the show in grand fashion by fielding fan questions tackling everything from our favorite voice actors, how we’d reboot the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the person that influenced our fandom, which classic movie we’d like to see rebooted ala Mary Poppins, and our impressions of the latest Venom poster, and the intention that Zack Snyder planned on including The Atom in the DCU.

Place your dollar bets and rub your lucky rabbit foot because your gonna hit the jackpot with this episode! Be sure to subscribe where all great podcasts are found and don’t forget to keep the conversation going by tweeting us @TheFanboyGarage.

We at The Fanboy Garage deliver a super charged episode as we immediately unpack our reactions to the latest news of Henry Cavill reportedly hanging up the cape and boots as Superman. With news reports, statements, recasting rumors and strange videos, we try to make sense of everything happening with the blue boy scout and whether or not we expect to see Cavill sport the “S” again.

After tackling that bit of news, we open the show with some casting news for the DC Universe’s Swamp Thing show and quickly move onto TV shows we’re currently watching like Ozark, Better Call Saul and season-two of Iron Fist. From there, we discuss the on again/off again love we have for the broader Marvel TV shows on Netflix and whether or not there are strong threads connecting the TV and cinematic universes. That leads us through a quick and dirty dissertation on Star Wars canon across the books, comics, TV shows and movies and how maybe sometimes having EVERYTHING connected isn’t necessarily a good thing.

To close the show, we share our thoughts on the incoming reviews and reactions to Shane Black’s The Predator and where we are on the current standing of the franchise. Before we close the doors of the garage, we discuss the latest teases from Sylvester Stallone that a fifth Rambo movie is on the way and whether or not fans need another movie.

Stand up for truth, justice and really good podcasts because we really deliver the goods in this packed episode. Be sure to tune in to some of our other DC Focused episodes where we cover the DC Trinity’s cinematic and TV appearances and subscribe where all great podcasts are found. Also, don’t forget to keep the conversation going by tweeting us @TheFanboyGarage.

We at The Fanboy Garage kick things off in this episode unpacking our thoughts on the quick entry and departure of Alec Baldwin from the Joaquin Phoenix Joker movie as well as Dave Bautista’s decision to potentially no longer work with Disney and Marvel’s in their widely successful Guardians of the Galaxy franchise.

With a jab, cross, hook, we bob and weave to take on questions from our listeners; debating and discussing topics like the best cinematic facial hair (yes mustaches, goatees and chops) and our thoughts on John Woo’s movie, Face/Off with Nicholas Cage and John Travolta. From there, we get into a conversation on whether or not there should be a set time between original movies and their remakes/reboots before we jump into the Fall and Winter movies we’re looking forward to the most (hint Halloween, Aquaman and maybe Venom).

To close the show, we tackle some of our favorite DC Elseworld stories in comics and in animated films before answering a final listener question about a Batman Beyond movie. From casting to plot, we wax poetic on what we’d like to see in this futuristic Batman movie and discuss the idea of a battle for the cowl story line.

Put on your gloves, sunglasses and best Lando smile because this episode has a lot of charm

On this episode of The Fanboy Garage, we unpack our thoughts and experiences on the idea of being taken out of movies because of in-movie distractions like CGI’d lips, bad accents, poor editing and more.

From there, we tackle listener questions by jumping right into our thoughts on where we’d like to see Rian Johnson’s new Star Wars trilogy go, the potential stories and time periods he would cover and whether or not a completely unconnected movie would still feel like Star Wars.

To close, we go into a deep conversation running through our top-five favorite most accurate comic book costumes in cinema. From Superman, Batman, Spiderman and others, we cover a range of heroes that have been brought to life on the big screen and later discuss if fellow fanboys and fangirls should expect to see a fully costumed Wolverine in the MCU’s version of the X-Men.

On this episode of The Fanboy Garage, we dive right in and unpack our thoughts on Danny Boyle’s exit from Bond 25 and examine if Bond directors are able to bring their style and sensibilities to the franchise with minimal interference from producers.

From there, we quickly talk about Kelly Marie Tran’s powerful Op-Ed in The New York Times and transition into a rundown of the Fall TV shows we’re most looking forward to including Shameless,This is Us, Iron Fist and others and why other shows like Jack Ryan are off our radar.

To close the show, we explore reasons why Batman V Superman: The Ultimate Edition doesn’t have ANY commentary from Zack Snyder accompanying the film and share our thoughts on why we’re interested in movies that provide commentary as extra features. Later, we rundown our five favorite Westerns films and end with a 20thAnniversary shout out to one of our favorite Marvel films, Blade.

There’s so much more packed into this episode like “Santa John’s” bag of treats! Be sure to tune in and subscribe where all great podcasts are found and don’t forget to keep the conversation going by tweeting us @TheFanboyGarage.

On this fan-centric episode of The Fanboy Garage, we change things up a bit by fielding questions from our fans and unpacking our thoughts on a variety of topics including the DCfilms on the horizon, is there such thing as too many comic book movies in a year, our favorite comic book stories and more.

We kick the episode off with a flash of lightening by asking if The Face of WWE, Mr. John Cena, would have been a better pick as the lead in Shazam and from there we move into a conversation about the comic book characters we’d like to see adapted for TV (sneak peek: Alpha Flight& The Question) as well as our top-five DC comic book story lines.

With a *Snap* of a finger, we shift gears to address a question on why we think Avengers: Infinity War is so good, if not the best in the MCU. To close the show, we discuss the idea that there may be too many comic book movies out there for viewers to digest and that takes us down the road to examine the DCstrategy for releasing films including the potential challenge Aquaman is facing with other blockbusters being released in the same weekend like Bumblebee.

On this episode of The Fanboy Garage, we unpack our feelings on the latest developments regarding James Gunn and recent comments from actor Dave Bautista about his contract with Disney if Gunn’s script isn’t used for Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol 3.

From there, things take a twist as we explore and discuss the role of comedy in comic book movies, examining the broader Guardians of the Galaxyfranchise, as well as the roster of MCUand DCUfilms.

To close the show, we revisit our comments on the Disney/Fox merger post Disney’s earnings earlier in the week and talk about Hulu, the Disney Streaming service including the upcoming live-action Star Warsseries from Jon Favreauand the recent casting of Ruby Roseas the CW’s Batwoman.

There’s lots to cover in this episode so grab your shovels and dig in! Be sure to tune in and subscribe where all great podcasts are found and don’t forget to join the conversation by tweeting us @TheFanboyGarage.