Tonight, and tonight only, Mike and Ryan will be discussing Dark Matter. Just kidding! They have to do that every week until new shows come out. On the upside, they also discuss 10 comic books that should be television shows immediately. And that, dear friends, is worth sticking around through the Dark Matter segment for.

Comic-Con, bitches. Sure, Mike and Ryan review the latest episode of Dark Matter, but in the meantime, they go over the metric ton of news that was released on SDCC. Arrow season 4? Check. Agents of SHIELD season 3? Check. Constantine Season 2? Oh, guys...horrible news. BUT....all of the news about television shows based on comic books? Here. Welcome to your one stop shop for mostly everything that was announced at Comic Con. Also, a new review of a Captain Mark Datter-less episode of Dark Matter. LET'S DO THIS!!!

On this episode of the Super Hero Hour Hour, Ryan and Mike achieve the level of normal human American by finally completing the first season of Daredevil on Netflix. They discover not just what it'a like to fully be watchers of superhero television, but actual, full grown people. As if you needed more, they give out the Hourie for Best Show of the Year and something something Dark Matter.

This week, Ryan and Mike discuss Daredevil's penultimate episode as well as another episode of Dark Matter, starring Captain Mark Datter, king of the idiots. They also talk all the news about comic books and are just generally great.

Listen in, buckle up, sit down, jump around and go nuts.

On this episode of The S.H.H.H., Ryan and Mike finally get to the pen-penultimate episode of Daredevil. Have you guys noticed that sometimes on Daredevil, Wilson and Matt seem sort of similar? Is that a thing with this show? Is that a thing with other shows? Do they make horse socks? Is anyone listening to me? Also Dark Matter. Tune in. Tune on. Tune out. Don't tune out. Period.

Tune in. normal talking people talk.

On this, the absurdly newest episode of The Super Hero Hour Hour, Mike and Ryan introduce themselves to the world of Dark Matter, a show they're forced to watch based on the fact that it itself was based on a Dark Horse comic book. They also review the 10th episode of Daredevil and give out the Hourie for Best Guest Performance in a TV Show Based on a Comic Book.

Be there. Be quere. Get used to it.

Ladies and gentlemen, our great national non-nightmare has come to a close, as one of the greatest television shows to ever be based on a comic (not a HUGE competition) comes to its season's end. Mike and Ryan tackle the iZombie season finale as objectively as possible, while still trying to prove that its their own baby, and not the other's. Mike says he was stoked on this when it was first announced, while Ryan says he loved this idea one day before that, the whole time forgetting they knew it was going to be horrible every day leading up to its season premiere. They also review the ninth episode of Daredevil (the one where Fisk "fights" Matt and then FIGHTS Daredevil), and give out the Hourie for Best Supporting Actor for a Male Appearing in a Television Show Based on a Comic Book.

This week, Ryan and Mike discuss the merits of iZombie's penultimate episode of the season as well as another single episode of Daredevil. That's right; eight episodes into Daredevil and they still haven't caved into their crippling desire to watch the whole season in one sitting. One Cheeto, Oreo and Mountain Dew laden sitting.

This week, Ryan and Mike discuss the new iZombie and Daredevil episode 107. They also give out the first annual Hourie for "Best Leading Performance". Get your head right and dig it!

This week, Ryan and Mike delve hard into the season finale of The Flash! They also let everyone know about how the rest of the super hero television shows went this week.

It's amazing. Don't believe me? Well...you're wrong.