Trentus Magnus joins me this time out to discuss one of the best imaginary stories of all time, The Amazing Story of Superman-Red and Superman-Blue followed by some state of the union type talk about Superman fandom.

I was lucky enough to be part of a bunch of panels at Dragon Con on the American Sci Fi Classics track! One of them was all about the eighties and nineties incarnations of GI JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO!

Andy Leyland stops by to talk about two Batman stories that have something to do with Christmas. There are two very long non-Christmas tangents but mostly it's about Christmas.

Mike and Jeff finish their coverage of WORLDS COLLIDE by looking at the first seven parts of that story. Comics covered are SUPERMAN: THE MAN OF STEEL #36, Hardware #18, Superboy #7, Icon #16, Steel #7, Blood Syndicate #17 and Static #14.

Mike and Jeff take some time off from the comics and talk about the final two episodes of Lois and Clark's first season. Then they interview Jack himself...Chris Demetral!

Mike and Jeff finish their coverage of the July 1994 cover dated books with SUPERMAN #91, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #514 and the awesome ACTION COMICS #701!

I was lucky enough to be part of a bunch of panels at Dragon Con on the American Sci Fi Classics track! One of them was From Howard to Hasselhoff, which looked at the various Marvel movies and series that came out before BLADE made Marvel movies cool.

In the first part of a two part look of the various versions of THE CASE OF THE CHEMICAL SYNDICATE from the past 75 years. Discussed in this episode are the original from DETECTIVE COMICS #27, a sixties takes from DETECTIVE COMICS #387 and an eighties throwback from SECRET ORIGINS #6!

Mike and Jeff kick off their coverage of WORLDS COLLIDE by looking at the first seven parts of that story. Comics covered are SUPERMAN: THE MAN OF STEEL #35, Hardware #17, Superboy #6, Icon #15, Steel #6, Blood Syndicate #16 and Worlds Collide #1.

Like Transformers? Then you'll like this episode. I was lucky enough to be part of a bunch of panels at Dragon Con on the American Sci Fi Classics track! One of them was TRANSFORMERS: 30 YEARS AT THE EYE OF THE STORM! Spend an hour or so listening to people just loving the stew out of the Transformers!