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"Marry, Do or Kill?" What Will it Take to Shatter Female Stereotypes in Comics?, a C2E2 2015 panel.

Yellow Fever, Yellow Peril, and the Yellow Ranger: Asian Americans in Geek Culture & History, a C2E2 2015 panel.

WTF is Going On?, a C2E2 2015 panel.

Kick-Ass Women of SHIELD, a C2E2 2015 panel.

Mark and Bill Fix Comics, a C2E2 2015 panel.

It's Big Damn Heroes 92, and we've hit the back half of Agents of SHIELD's first season! What are Hannah and Will surprised that the show got away with? Which episode doesn't quite fit? Is Stan Lee actually breaking the fourth wall for his cameo appearance this season? Is the season finally entering an upswing? And who is turning out to be the heart and soul of the show? Join Hannah and Will as th...

Jason Momoa Spotlight, a C2E2 2015 panel.

The Cinder Spires: Spotlight on Jim Butcher, a C2E2 2015 panel.

Charlaine Harris Spotlight, a C2E2 2015 panel.

From Stand by Me to Gremlins to Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, it seems like Corey Feldman has been a part of genre cinema since this host first started watching it, but how's his career been lately? No, we aren't looking at the ridiculous reality show, but Desmond and Duane take a look at the "lost" film Seance (AKA Killer in the Dark), which also stars Adam West. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. rev...

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Dynamite Entertainment: Comic Book Secrets Revealed, a C2E2 2015 panel.

New drugs are discovered, old wounds are reopened, and madness is dissected in this effervescent edition of List and Shout! This time, Pandy and Christian delve into their favorite scientists, both sane and mad, and rank the daftest inventions in all of fiction. In addition, the hosts honor late screen legends, make dubious choices, and respond to early feedback.

Taking up the challenge of covering an actor who the hosts were not particular fans of, The Brothers Wilson devote this month's episode of Hey, an Actor! to Winona Ryder. Bram Stoker's Dracula prompts a 40-minute discussion about what problems the gothic novel adaptation has besides Keanu Reeves' accent. Elsewhere, autobiographical drama Girl, Interrupted inspires a future episode of the podcast b...

No error here! This week's Dread Media takes a look at two films that feature journeys into horrible dimensions. First up, Artsploitation Films is back from hiatus with the lucid dreaming walk into a nightmare world of family secrets and the titular monster in Desmond and Duane's review of Horsehead. Then, Darryll pops in to review Stephen McHattie's odyssey to Hell in the recent Anchor Bay releas...

As Street Hawk hyperthrusts into the sunset, Dave and Ian cover the last three episodes. In "The Arabian," Jessie investigates the kidnapping of a valuable racehorse. In "The Female of the Species," Street Hawk is assigned to assist the FBI in protecting a prominent man who has come under threat but is he really the target? And in "Follow the Yellow Gold Road," a neighborhood vigilante claims that...

Hey, Gurlfriend salutes their favorite Marvel Comics Captain. No, not Steve Rogers. With a new movie on the horizon, Will and Hannah present a brief primer on Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel. From stock girlfriend to New York superhero, from times she doesn't want to remember to the current Golden Age of Carol, everything is explored.

This week, the beloved Roadkill Review returns! Darryll and Desmond brave semi-trucks and motorcycle gangs to take in a viewing of a sequel 30 years in the making: Mad Max: Fury Road. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. prepares for a long weekend of camping in his review of Preservation in a brand new Stay Scary. All this and music too! "Apocalyptic Havoc" by Goatwhore, "Pure Rock Fury" by Clutch, "A Little...

The Heroes have hit the midpoint of Agent of SHIELD's first season! How are they feeling about the show as a whole at this point? How impressed are they with the tie-ins to the MCU? Who couldn't they give less of a shit about? Is this going anywhere? Join Will and Hannah for "The Well," "Repairs," and "The Bridge."

Dan and Will join forces once more, this time to discuss every Fantastic Four cartoon to date!

After several themed episodes, Dread Media presents a grab bag of reviews this week. First up, an extremely drunk review of John Carpenter's Escape from LA from Darryll and Desmond. Devil Dinosaur Jr. commemorates Mother's Day with a Stay Scary of the Chinese horror film Baby Blues. Desmond goes solo on The Drownsman. Of course, there's music as well: "Los Angeles" by The 69 Eyes, "Los Angeles is...

Mike reads through the May Previews, and finds himself excited by Star Trek / Green Lantern #1, the return of the 1998 Black Panther series, and Batgirl Annual #3.

This week is for the ladies. Virgins and whores, final girls and damsels in distress. Monsters and monster-hunters. Seductresses and victims. Everything in between. The female of the species is not often serviced well by the genre, but this week we present reviews of eight films of varying quality that are centered around women. First, Chris joins Desmond to discuss the intense and powerful Martha...

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This month's Hey, an Actor! profiles the short-lived career of one this generation's most promising actors: Heath Ledger. The coverage takes Ian and Pandy through his first Oscar-nominated role in Brokeback Mountain, an early supporting role in The Patriot, and his first starring role in A Knight's Tale. Along the way there are puerile references to male nudity, Pandy revealing some important pers...