Two True Freaks

In this joint production, Back to the Bins teamed up with The Quarter Bin Podcast and the Fire and Water Podcast to look at the current state of Comic Book retailng. So, Paul was joined by Shagg Matthews and Professor Alan Middleton as they mostly listened to comic store professional, Rob Lantz, respond to their questions about the current state of affairs in this business that we love so much.

Its our 40th episode and our usual gang of survivors are here to talk about episode four of season eight of The Walking Dead. Its almost all about Ezekiel this time as we witness the horrific aftermath of his less than effective “strategy” of standing in an open field when your enemy has a high powered machine gun. Carol is going super ninja in the Saviors compound and Rick and Daryl have some problems on the road. Also, prepare yourselves as the survivors mourn the loss of probably the best (and most expensive) character this season. I wish I could say ITS GREEEAT, but this is kind of a sad one. Share our misery on your Fear the Walking Deadcast.

In today's ball-betraying adventures, Magnus pays homage (again) to The Death Of Superman, the Imaginary Story classic from Superman #149.

Because a show about Doomsday came out just a few days ago so this is kind of appropriate from a certain point of view in a way, yes?

Yes!

Yes...

So here you go.

The Thanksgiving tradition of pro-wrestling continues on this episode of Get Back To The Wrestling, as we look at the best gimmick matches of all-time. From cages to multi-man elimination bouts, Them Jaconetti Boys (Jason & Luke) will cover the matches that make pro-wrestling unlike any other sport. They will also dig into the mailbag to share your feedback. So grab a drumstick, slice yourself another piece of pie, download, and listen. And once the food coma passes, head over to the Facebook group and let us know what you think.

They show it every year on Thanksgiving. March of the Wooden Soldiers has become a Thanksgiving tradition in many homes. But, Is It Jaws? Paul is joined this time around by Darrin and Ruth Sutherland to examine this classic. Listen in and see where it lands.

It's been twenty-five years (and a couple of days) since Superman #75 came out. And Magnus is feeling a little nostalgic.

Kind of.

Andrew, Paul and Bill take a look at "The Treasure of Sierra Madre" .....er....uh.... "The Sword of Kahless". It's time to listen to the prophets as they discuss this season four adventure tale.

Join Hope Mullinax and Chris Honeywell for a HUMDINGER of a WEIRDO episode of Star Wars - The Clone Wars - It's MASSACRE - the 19th episode of season 4! There will be - DOOKU VOODOO - HOT HOT HOT NIGHTSISTERS BAPTISM ACTION - GRIEVY - DANCING WITH THEMSELVES - VENTRESS ON HER OWN - NIGHTSISTER CHEST BURSTER - ZOMBIE LADIES - AND MORE!!!!

In episode 82 of The Man of Screen podcast, its the penultimate episode as Mike Zummo covers Season 2 of “The New Adventures of Superman” and “The Adventures of Superboy” by Filmation Studios.

First, a professor looking to develop honey will accidentally trigger “The War of the Bee Batallion”. Superboy will face off with the “Finger of Doom”, and then well go back to the giant insect motif in “The Toymans Super Toy".

And then things will get interesting as Metropolis is bottled up in “The Cage of Glass”. Smallville will go to the dogs in the Superboy episode, “Krypto, the K-9 Detective” and then Superman will take requests in “The Atomic Superman”.

Next time: Mike will finish his coverage of Season 2 with the Superman episodes, “Luthors Loco Looking Glass”, “The Warlocks Revenge”, The Halyah of the Himalayas” and “Luthors Fatal Fireworks”. Also, the Superboy episodes, “The Neanderthal Caveman Caper” and “The Terrible Trio”.

In this week's ball-revenging episode, Magnus looks back at Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith.

What worked? What didn't? What small things might Lucas have done to improve the entire trilogy? What exactly what Rick McCallum's job?

All these questions and many more are pondered over, considered, pontificated upon and analyzed. Answered? Tough to say.

For a while there, Magnus strongly considered throwing open the doors for feedback this week... but life circumstances got in the way so His Excellency was quoted as angrily muttering "F**k it, we'll do it live" and recording the second segment about a day after first announcing the feed-forward solicitation.

But there was a small effort at feed-forward. And in the absence of meaningful action, it's the thought that counts.

But don't be left out! You too can offer your feeble effort at tribute whenever you want! Yes indeed, you humble serfs are always welcome to kiss your benevolent leader's ring. Corrupt DiManzocorp interns are ready, willing, able and eager to accept your bribe to present your meager missives to your wise emperor. The email address to use is [email protected] as the other seems to be having technical problems.

In an another sublime act of truly ball-shriveling magnanimity, your emperor permits you lowly rabble to suggest topics for a future episode. Thus, requests may be sent to [email protected] for the aforementioned corrupt DiManzocorp interns (who probably lack souls) to review, whereupon your leader might consider thinking about the possibility of potentially discussing whatever you have in mind some day. And that's a promise!