For the second special episode, Tommy recommends the Three Flavors Cornetto

Trilogy. Join Hayley and Tommy as they dive deep into these three films and

discuss the many, many aspects that they absolutely love about the trilogy.

For episode twenty, Peter and Tommy welcome special guest Steve Swanson who

recommends the first volume of Walter Simonson’s The Mighty Thor. Fight

with honor alongside them as they discuss balancing storylines, epic

action, and beautiful art in Simonson’s stunning tale.

For episode nineteen, Tommy recommends the 2017 film You Were Never Really

Here. View the violence with Tommy and special guest Hayley Kavic as they

discuss beautiful imagery, romanticizing death, and the cruelty of life in

Lynne Ramsay’s film.

For episode eighteen, Peter recommends the 2008 film Speed Racer directed

by the Wachoskis. Race for your life with Peter and Tommy as they discuss

intense visuals, high-octane thrills, and corporate sabotage in the 2008

film Speed Racer.

For episode seventeen, Tommy recommends the BBC radio play Neverwhere.

Enter London Below with Peter and Tommy as they discuss pacing, voice

acting and the magic of Neil Gaiman.

For episode sixteen Peter recommends Monstress Volume 1: Awakening by Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda. Peter and Tommy prepare for war while discussing relationships, character growth and world building in this female driven epic fantasy.

For episode fifteen, Peter and Tommy have their first every guest. Join

them and Shirley Norman as they discuss self-discovery, racism, and

identity in Ralph Ellison’s classic Invisible Man.

For episode fourteen, Tommy recommends the DC Comic Deathstroke Vol. 1 The

Professional by Christopher Priest. Take the contract with Peter and Tommy

as they analyze the history of Deathstroke, what makes the character

interesting and what it’s like seeing him go up against Batman.

For episode thirteen Peter recommends Jeff VanderMeer’s novel, Annihilation. Enter Area X as Tommy and Peter analyze the experience, romance and psychology of VanderMeer’s haunting tale.

For episode 12, Tommy recommends the 2005 film Brick directed by Rian

Johnson. Investigate along with Peter and Tommy as they discuss neo noir

style, film language, and all the brilliant aspects of the movie.