The Syfy Wire gang gets together to chat about the opening of Wonder Woman, her effect on pop culture, and how the movie turned out.

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As we celebrate the 40th anniversary of Star Wars, we realized that, as Star Wars was released in '77, this is out 77th podcast! We can only hope that, someday, Star Wars will match the quality of Who Won the Week. And this week we hit all the notes, both high and low. We talked Justice League, we talked Universal, we talked New Mutants, and then we got down and dirty about Pirates of the Caribbean 5: Dead Men Tell No Tales. And we did not tell any lies or pull any punches while talking about Johnny Depp's latest.

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In our latest look back at the top stories from the week in geek, we dive into Alien: Covenant, Ridley Scott's first return to the universe of xenomorphs since Prometheus. Does it right the ship, or are our chests bursting with disappointment? We break down our thoughts. Plus, Star Trek: Discovery talk, the Universal Monsters movie universe, slang that travels back in time, and more!

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Our look back at the week in geek returns with a roundup of what's going on in the world of sci-fi/fantasy/horror! In this episode, we talk Guy Ritchie's take on Arthurian legend, break down the latest trailers from It, Wonder Woman, and Blade Runner 2049, and take on some of Ridley Scott's comments about Alien: Covenant. Then, it's all about Hellboy, and the surprise announcement that we'll be seeing a reboot *without* Guillermo del Toro and Ron Perlman. Should fans of Mike Mignola's horror-tinged hero rejoice? Find out!

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Marvel's follow-up to its surprise smash hit space adventure has finally arrived, and it's offering more of everything you loved the first time around. Is that a good thing? Our weekly podcast crew breaks it down. Plus, we talk Game of Thrones spin-offs and Idris Elba's debut as Roland of Gilead in the recently arrived Dark Tower trailer. Join us for a look back at the week in geek!

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It was a busy week as we 'round the end of April in to May: Marvel's preparing to enter a Secret Empire and return its Legacy characters after that, M. Night Shyamalan announced the third in his Unbreakable trilogy, and Hulu dropped the first three episodes of their adaptation for Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale. Adam and Aaron are out this week, but thankfully Syfy Wire's own Tara Bennett and Bustle's Victoria McNally stepped in to help us work through it all.

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The topics for Episode 72? A pair of new Marvel TV series on the horizon -- New Warriors and Cloak & Dagger -- as well as the return of Doctor Who.

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We report from Star Wars Celebration in Orlando.

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It's a comic book focused week at Syfy Wire on our little podcast. There's a Squirrel Girl and the New Warriors half hour comedy coming to Freeform and we've got some half hour comedic thoughts about it. Plus, after a week of heated discussion on Marvel's diversity statement from their retail summit, we wanted to get in our two cents about what it really takes to keep the lights on at a local brick and mortar. Dany is joined by a trio of comic experts: Fabian Lelay (artist for Jade Street Protection Services at Black Mask Studios), Vita Ayala (writer for DC and Black Mask Studios) and Matthew Klein (famed comic book slinger for Valiant and the New York City institution, Forbidden Planet). Three have worked at Forbidden Planet, one works at Midtown Comics and, so, with a blend of passion for the creative and an awareness of the retail realism, we tackle one of the most challenging conversations happening across nerd media today. No pressure, right?

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The live-action adaptation of anime/manga classic Ghost in the Shell has had a fraught road to the screen, with a lot of controversy over the casting of Scarlett Johansson in the lead. Now, it's arrived, and the proof is in the robotic pudding. Did we enjoy it? Find out as we break down the movie, plus take a look at the idea of Joss Whedon directing Batgirl, and a bevvy of new trailers (Justice League, Spider-Man: Homecoming, It, and War For the Planet of the Apes) in the latest episode of our examination of the week in geek!

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