Michael Myers first appeared in John Carpenter’s classic horror movie Halloween in 1978. When we first meet Michael we are actually seeing through the child’s eyes. We’re not sure who this character is but it’s definitely creepy. He wanders through the house and picks up a clown mask and puts it on. We then see to those familiar plastic mask eye holes that we had back in the day.

John Constantine is my favorite character in the DC Universe and in Comics in genera, and this week we'll be looking into his origins.  John Constantine was created by writer  Alan Moore and artists Steve Bissette and John Totleben and first appeared in The Saga of the Swamp Thing issue 37 back in 1985. The story goes that Bissette and Totleben were huge fans of The Police and really wanted to draw a character that resembled Sting. So Alan Moore obliged them and created the character of John Constantine, the quintessential anti-hero, mage, con-man change smoker that will always do what’s right...as long as it suits his purpose.

This week on The Heroes, Villains and Sidekicks Show we’ll be taking a look at a member of the bat family that was created for both a TV show, and the comic...this week we’ll be learning about the variations of Barbara Gordon a.k.a Batgirl.

This week on The Heroes, Villains and Sidekicks Show we’ll be taking a look at the first villain not from a comic, but from a movie. The villain we’ll be learning about on today’s episode is The Gunslinger from the 1973 Sci-Fi classic Westworld.

New this Friday listen to part 2 of Here's Negan! In our ongoing series we'll look Image Plus issue 2, and see at how Robert Kirkman unfolds the origin of one of The Walking Dead's biggest baddies.

This week on The Heroes, Villains and Sidekicks Show we’ll be exploring the origin of one of the Avengers greatest heroes The Vision. And that’s what we’ll be doing on The heroes, Villains and Sidekicks Show, we’ll be learning and talking about the origins and backstories of heroes and villains throughout the comic book universe and pop culture. We’ll look at both popular and obscure characters you may have never heard….but I think you’ll dig.

Explanation of our name change.

This week on Heroes, Villains and Sidekicks Show we’ll be exploring the origin of The Walking Dead’s biggest baddie, Negan and his deadly friend, Lucille in Part 1 of our "Here's Negan" series.

Hi, this week on The Superheroes, Villains and Sidekicks Show we’ll be exploring the origin of one of Spiderman’s oldest and most dangerous foes, Otto Octavius, or as he’s non-affectionately known as...Doc Ock!

This week on The Superheros, Villains and Sidekicks Show...the first week actually...it's the backstory of Netflix’s latest series, Luke Cage, Hero for Hire, Or Powerman, he’s got a lot of names. I’ll just be calling him Luke or Cage. And that’s what we’ll be doing on the Heroes and Villains podcast, we’ll be learning and talking about the origins and backstories of heroes and villains throughout the comic book universe. We’ll look at super popular heroes and villains and obscure characters you may have never heard….but I think you’ll dig.