In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss more Diamond malarkey, the Fox family, positive resolutions to too-long dramas, award-winning screenwriters, gettin’ the issue for the ads, crooked cops, uneasy alliances, overdone puns, justifying your actions, and what it means to be a hero. “What was the question?”

I Am Batman #13
written by John Ridley
pencils by Christian Duce & Eduardo Pansica
inks by Christian Duce & Julio Ferreira
colors by Rex Lokus
letters by Troy Peteri

In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss blowin’ your comics budget, that ‘90s look, the Muppets in Marvel, overblown New York City crime, overuse of the word “incredible,” great covers suckin’ ya in, logo guys, noir narration, ‘the venom-etes,’ naked bodies in the alley, and what you need. “I see demons.”

Venom: The Hunger #1
written by Len Kaminski
pencils by Ted Halsted
inks by Scott Koblish
colors by Tom Smith
letters by Ken Lopez

In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss ticking clocks, iPad storage management, the 2025 Eisner Award winners, comic side-trips, revisiting your personal classics, open-ended endings, BETRAYAL, Rob’s old Huntress poster, Ollie running afoul of the government as usual, new-to-us characters, difficult conversations, and The. Single. Dumbest. Idea. You’ve. Ever. Had.

Green Arrow (2016–2019) #50
written by Collin Kelly & Jackson Lanzing
art by Javi Fernandez
colors by John Kalisz
letters by Andworld Design

In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss The Legend of Kingdom Come, unreliable narration, slabbin’ yr #1, scarcity, soliloquy’ing, “the girl,” unintended consequences of summoning demons, and narrating the documentary of your own life.

The Books of Doom #1
written by Ed Brubaker
pencils by Pablo Raimondi
inks by Mark Farmer
colors by Brian Reber
letters by VC Rus Wooten

In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss mixing Star Trek eras, the upcoming return of The Punisher, whatever Crisis came before this one, Aquaman’s hairdo, science-y mumbo-jumbo, Bat-Cave details, very angry Mera, the return of the Joker-Fish, towing the Bat-Sub, the riddle of a Riddler story, and value per page. “A team up issue for the ages!!!”

Batman: Urban Legends #17
written by Ryan Cady, Joey Esposito, Alex Paknadel, & Dan Watters
pencils & inks by Gleb Melnikov, Scott Hanna, Serg Acuña, Amancay Nahuelpan, & Riley Rossmo
colors by Luis Guerrero, Alex Guimarães, Jordie Bellaire, & Patricia Mulvihill
letters by Troy Peteri, Pat Brosseau, Ariana Maher, & Andworld Design

In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss shirtless truth or dare, trippin’ St. Dumas, Star Wars canon, large cities in Maine, respect for Tod Smith, cool Batman easter eggs, gruesome flashbacks, teenage cyclops, and all the intriguing questions. “It gets redder and redder as we go…”

Something is Killing the Children #1
written by James Tynion IV
illustrated by Werther Dell’Edera
colored by Miquel Muerto
lettered by Andworld Design

In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss scary rest stops, no longer needing a break, going all the way through the Omnibus, Force-ghost Peter Parker, ‘00s political callbacks, art choices, commandeered robots, angry letters, curiosity, and tiny vultures. “Crazy-town banana-pants!”

The Superior Spider-Man (2013) #2
written by Dan Slott
pencils & inks by Ryan Stegman
colors by Edgar Delgado
letters by VC’s Chris Eliopoulos

In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss the history of “world’s finest,” more respect for Peter David, the classic Bat-Copter, scaling 1:6 vehicles, Superman chew-toys, Teen Titan playfulness, keys and “The Key,” Bat-actor preferences, hero tests, and the futility of screaming about stuff of the internet.

Batman/Superman: World’s Finest (2022-) #8
written by Mark Waid
pencils & inks by Dan Mora
colors by Tamra Bonvillain
letters by Steve Wands

In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss Krypto not crypto, short term memory loss, private daytime showings, comics > movies, “gathering in the head,” cool credit pages, spirit trumpets, Scooby Doo doors, the offstage stage, and all things ‘spectral therapy.’ “WHERE’S YOUR SPIRITS NOWWWWW?”

Seance in the Asylum #1
written by Clay McLeod Chapman
art by Leonardo Marcello Grassi
colors by Mauro Gulma
letters by Frank Cvetkovic
cover art by Andrea Mutti

In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss miniature nuclear subs, flying subs, submarine dreams, incredible advertisements, second head sculpts, respect for the late Peter David, great and/or weird combinations, ridiculous acronyms, the relativity of “not too long ago,” intentional sexy shoulder placement, mail-order machetes, French doors, FASCINATING STAMPS, Wig Wam & The Fugs, irritated eyelids, learning while you sleep, and the simple ridiculous origins of all things Peacemaker. “Are you a boy???”

The Fightin’ 5 #40
written by Joe Gill
pencils by Bill Montes
inks by Ernie Bache