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The Infinity Podcast is live and covering the Wonder Woman / HBO MAX news! But also cat bowel movements, the highs of Marvel’s 616, and why the Christmas armistice of World War I might impact Warner Brothers’ way of thinking. It’s all this and more on WONDER WOMAN 1984: THE POWER OF CHRISTMAS. Merry merry!
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On this week’s Infinity Podcast, it finally happened — MY HERO ACADEMIA coverage! Rachel’s dreams are realized as the gang watch episodes 1-4 and debate which city smashes hardest, if anime’s like football, and how this groundbreaking show stans independent contractors. It’s all happening on FINALLY...A MY HERO ACADEMIA EPISODE. All-Might!
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On this week’s Infinity Podcast, the gang discuss why superhero films feel like comfort food so often. They also process the election. They MOSTLY process the election. Plus: an ode to trains, why brunch is still canceled, and a deep dive on the Biden Endgame meme that gives new meaning to the phrase “Galaxy Brain” It’s COMFORT FOOD SUPERHERO CINEMA. Enjoy!
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It’s almost Election Day and The Infinity Pod is talking politics! More specifically: Presidents in superhero comics and films. Does the DCU have a Trump problem? Is The Penguin just a coastal elite? And why are films where the President’s a hero made quite often by German filmmakers? Plus: a new installment of The Monthly Trade. It all goes down on COMMANDER IN CHIEF? THE DISSONANCE BETWEEN PRESIDENTS AND SUPERHEROES. Vote!
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Fire it up! Fire it up! We’re rewatching 1994’s THE CROW in honor of Devil’s Night and Halloween. It gets deep. Deep like is this movie cursed, the final gasp of grunge, or the reason that the MCU is possible? Plus: the Joker and Deathstroke return and Quibi gets buried on...THE CROW, or: SNYDER GONNA SNYDER. Reznor forever!
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It’s the fifth episode of The Infinity Podcast’s second season! The gang are breaking down Hulu’s Helstrom and the intersections between horror and superhero film, but not before espousing memory palaces, debating Emily In Paris’ merits, and beginning their look at DC’s Future State. It’s this and more, on...SUPERHERO HORROR: NOW WITH HULU’S HELSTROM! Get at it!
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It’s the fourth Infinity Podcast of Season Two! We’re talking Soul moving to Disney+ and Cumberbatch in Spider-Man, but also musician Matthew Wilder and a Monthly Trade that pulls Hox/Pox back into the fold! It’s all this and more on, BREAK OUR STRIDE: THE FUTURE OF MOVIES IN THEATERS! Get with it!
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The itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout! On the heels of the announcement that Jamie Foxx’s Electro will be appearing in the MCU, the gang examine why studios' creative decisions are growingly increasingly rooted in a Big Two publisher mentality, but not before debating if sports betting is good, how Donald Trump is like Two Face, and whether 2020 is best encapsulated by Lost Season 3. It’s all this and more, on...THE ELECTRO OF IT ALL! Andrew Garfield forever!
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It’s episode two of Season Two! The gang break down the career choices of superhero actors, but not before dissecting Vin Diesel’s new pop bop, why The Devil All The Time is “depravity Magnolia,” and how Henry Cavill made smugness his strongest thespian asset. Plus casting news and the new WandaVision trailer on...The Case of Superhero Actors’ Career Choices! Enjoy!
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It’s the second season premiere of THE INFINITY PODCAST! The gang talks superhero time travel, but also the Majors and Maisley castings, how Back To The Future changed everything, and why the X-Men are ideal time loop protagonists. It’s “TIME TRAVEL IN SUPERHERO CULTURE” — get with it!
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