The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of what might have happened if National Comics Publications (later DC Comics) had bought out Timely Comics (later Marvel Comics) back in the 1940s. This led to a wild conversation spanning several decades of alternate history, including our standard strange behavior, as well as our usual picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of the rogue's gallery, both the concept itself and naming some of our favorites. It has been argued that a hero is defined by their villains, and dang it, there are some really cool bad guys out there. Plenty of our usual silliness this week, and as always, our picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our presentation of ideas for crossovers between comic book characters and other, non-comic folks from (mostly) TV shows. Sort of in the vein of DC's recent crossovers with Hanna-Barbera characters, only with our signature flair (combining our particular tastes in these things, which comes across as weird at times). And as always, our picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of the current state of the comics industry. We start with a couple of news bites from recent weeks, and off we go down the rabbit hole of the comics world. We have opinions, not surprisingly, and a snarky good time was had by all (even in the blooper after the credits). And as always, our picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of weddings in comics, specifically the two coming out of the Big 2 this summer. Kitty and Colossus, Catwoman and Batman, and you know we're not going to get out of this without some historical ones as well. Plenty of opportunity for our usual silliness, of course. And as always, our picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our quarterly crowdfunding focus. We've got a bunch of awesome Kickstarter comics to share with you this time around. Go check them out (they're all linked below), and see what else you can find there too. Plus our normal abnormality. And as always, our picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion on aging in comics. It's strange how some characters seem to age (Dick Grayson, for example) while others don't (Bruce Wayne, am I right?). How important is it? Does it matter at all? Opinions and silliness run free here, not surprisingly. And as always, our picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of the "DC Implosion" on its 40th anniversary. One of DC's darkest hours, back in the 1970s the company tried to snatch market share back from Marvel, and it chose the wrong time to act, as we discuss. We talk about some fascinating implications, and make a snarky joke or two. And as always, our picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present another Casting Call - this time for the Tim Burton Batman "franchise." We're casting 1990-ish stars for some potential Batman allies and villains. We have a lot of fun with these, and sometimes we get a little creative with it here. Plus our usual odd behavior, of course. And as always, our picks of the week.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of comics properties we'd like to see in the theaters or on the small screen. There are a ton of movies and shows out there now, but these are (some of) the ones we'd make if we were talented. Our normal levels of silliness apply. And as always, our picks of the week.