The pals discuss the four-hour DC movie resurrection know as The Synder Cut. Like any good comic book discussion, there are opinions and there are questions. Questions like: why is there a dream sequence where Batman is wearing a trench coat over his Batsuit?

It's another round of Canon or Cannon! This time we read Herman Melville's classic story "Bartleby, the Scrivener" and choose whether we want to keep it a required read or prefer not to.

The pals discuss and try and pin down a clear definition of fanfiction.

Dave shares Saunders's first novel with his pals.

Aaron asks the pals what led to their preferences and tastes in books and the pals all sort of answer.

Nico asks the pals if they've ever wasted money on niche writing gadgets.

The pals discuss the worst books they ever read. Most they read while drunk.

Canon is Cannon. The pals discuss George Orwell's 1984 and whether it's as important as everyone who hasn't read it says it is.

Let's talk about the books: Revolver, by Evan Schwartz; Bat Boy Lives, by Weekly World News; You're Ruining the Dystopia for Everyone, by Frank Conniff; The Cement Garden, by Ian McEwan; The Force, by Don Winslow; Sorcery of Thorns, by Margaret Rogerson; Throne of Glass, by Sarah Mass; Shadow and Bone, by Leigh Barduga; The Awkward Black Man, by Walter Mosley; 33 1/3: Golden Hits of the Shangri-Las, by Ada Wolin; Rorschach, by Tom King; The Immortal Hulk, by Al Ewing.

The pals discuss the latests brouhaha in the alt-right echo chamber concerning Dr. Seuss books and generally what it takes to be a decent person.