Here's something a little different. James and James talk about a little-known role-playing game by the name of Rifts. The brain child of Kevin Siembieda (a name we fail to pronounce), Rifts was a big game for us growing up. It was a wholesome and innocent game with absolutely nothing problematic about it.

After about eight minutes of talking events North of the boarder, telling the Ottawa Occupational force to f#$* itself, James and James return to Scott Snyder's and Greg Capullo's Batman run. Did Batman need his origin story told again? Hopefully Chip Zdarsky isn't around to hear the answer...

Chris, James, and James take you on a Valentine's Day journey through the mire of bad girl comics of the 70s and 90s. Lady Death vs. Witchblade. Frank Thorne's Red Sonja vs. Warren Magazine era Vampirella. Jim Balent's incomparable Tarot: Witch of the Black Rose vs. Milo Manara's sultry X-Women.

No matter who wins, one thing is certain: there won't be a dry seat in the house!

Chris, James, and James do yet another comic book movie. But this time with a twist! It's time to discuss Takashi Miike's film adaptation of the world-renowned manga, Blade of the Immortal!

"Sometimes just remembering it gives you incredible power."

James and James enter into the GrimDark world of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's Batman run. Flaming horses and living flesh statues abound!

"Ta-daa!"

In this episode, Chris and James fold up the board and put the game back on the shelf. It's been a long ride but we've arrived at the station. The fat lady is belting it out.

Thank you all to those who did this with us. You contributed nothing but gave us everything.

"IS AllNOW LOVE"

Chris, James, and James check out Greg Rucka's contributions to the 1999 Batman mega-event No Man's Land. It goes pretty well over all. Not a bad time.

"Congratulations. That's his highest praise. Honest."

Adam, James, and James finish with this franchise in style. Shlub Dad enters a parallel universe where up is down, left is right, the boys in blue are remarkably tenacious, and not a single person is actually taken.

"Sounds like spy shit to me."

James and James kinda sell Steve Dillon short by not putting his name front and centre in the title of this episode. But sometimes that's just what life is: one bitter betrayal of memory after another. Rest in peace Steve. You did the good work.

"...a Punisher was born."

Chris, James, and James return to Taskforce X. First with issues #11-16 of Ostrander's and McDonnell's acclaimed run and then, as the main event, James Gunn's cartoonish take on the Suicide Squad franchise.

"This isn't going to work."