Chris and James do what they always threatened to do: they start to talk seriously about Doug Moench. In this installment, the two read from the Spectre Vol. 2 #1-3 (1987) and Batman: Conspiracy (1996).

"thanks."

Once Adam finishes making his martini, he and the two James take a long look into the mirror of angry white masculinity with Joel Schumacher's Falling Down (1993).

"I am just disagreeing with you! In America, we have the freedom of speech, the right to disagree!"

Chris, James, and James unwrap the greatest gift of all: Hellraiser (1987). Then, having thoroughly delved into the realm of domestic horror, they discover the true meaning of Christmas.

"No tears, please. It's a waste of good suffering."

Chris and James return to The Invisibles, checking in on the origin of Lord Fanny and the abduction of Jack Frost. Brodie is an asshole. Sir Miles is hilarious. And Jill Thompson's art is finally appropriate.

"I truly believed in Tezcatlipoca. I just didn't ever think he was real."

James and James take an impromptu voyage into Valiant Comics' Bloodshot series, from Bob Perlin to Vin Diesel. Lotta competent work here. Surprisingly.

"Are you questioning what my body can and can't do?"

Adam, James, and James chew the grizzle that is Sniper 2, a movie in which a tank scene is traded in exchange for any and all effort.

"Freedom!"

PS: James' audio a little choppy this round. Sorry folks. Trying new things.

Chris, James, and James put themselves though Tony Scott's relentlessly mediocre Enemy of the State. They then sit back and immerse themselves in the warm bath that is Rambo: Last Blood.

"I know how black a man's heart can be."

After getting into Zack Snyder's Justice League #snydercut trailer, Chris, James, and James talk Batman: Knightfall - The Crusade (1993). Jean-Paul Valley is a creep.

"Failure comes from fear."

Chris, James, and James ask the hard questions this episode, dipping into an issue of Spectacular Spider-Man, part of the Maximum Carnage megaevent of 1993.

"-And they don't get any more evil than me!"

Chris and James explore the mysteries of inauthentic voodoo, the monstrous appropriation of bodies, and nameless aristocratic horrors. They also discover the tragic origins of supervillain goons. This time with... The Invisibles Vol. 1 #9-12...

"Your wife won't say a thing. I gave her to Stevens there over six months ago."