Earth-2.net: The Show

Otis Frampton's Oddly Normal is a wonderfully fun comic book with a very distinct artistic voice, and is an absolute must-read. Oh, and it's Earth-2.net: The Show's one-year anniversary.

Kellen Scrivens, the ambitious host of Anticipation, is here to present not one... but two anime reviews!

This is one loaded episode! Major Nintendo Wii news is announced. There are road trip stories mixed in with wrestling talk. The best high school reunion is a skipped high school reunion, or so says Mike. And a plethora of upcoming comic books are discussed thanks to the October Previews.

When we last spoke about Blade: The Series we determined that it was an okay show, but nothing special. Now that it's over, however, our opinions have changed greatly.

Nearly 40 episode ago we covered the fifth season finale of Smallville. Now we're back to discuss the premier of the sixth season. Good times were not had by all. Kellen also returns with his latest Anticipation.

Civil War #4 is finally here. Was it worth the wait, how does it compare to the previous issues, which one of us was (partially) swayed? You know the drill: listen in to find out! Mike also discusses comments he made in episode 58, comments which have led to angry feedback.

Is Who Wants to Be a Superhero? the best of the worst reality shows, or simply the worst? For that matter, is it even a reality show?

In the first of what might become a monthly feature, Mike scoured through the September Previews to find the 25 comic books, one trade paperback, two hardcovers and one action figure you absolutely need to preorder this month.

Brief Civil War news and a short discussion about The Hero Initiative precedes our spoiler-filled review of The Descent.

Despite the delay of Civil War #4, we're here once again to discuss Marvel's universe-altering crossover. Also: we present some great news for fans of Alpha Flight, and Mike has a thing or two to say about Black Panther #19.

D.W. and a special guest review the Silent Hill DVD, and afterwards they recap this year's HorrorFind convention.

Wizard World Chicago 2006 has come and gone, and we're finally here to present our recap. Highlights include: more Owly talk, a discussion about writing, one of us took part in an IFL seminar, Mike's thoughts about Vertigo and so much more!

WildStorm Editorial Presentation, a Wizard World Chicago 2006 panel.

Vertigo Editorial Presentation, a Wizard World Chicago 2006 panel.

Cup O' Joe, a Wizard World Chicago 2006 panel. Plus some major Ultimate Spider-Man news.

DCU Editorial Presentation, a Wizard World Chicago 2006 panel. Plus some disappointing Civil War news.

Marvel: Ultimate Universe, a Wizard World Chicago 2006 panel.

This is what you've all been waiting for: our 50th episode extravaganza! While discussing our 50 favorite geek-related things, Jenny lost her mind and fell into an uncontrollable fit of laughter. Listen in to hear the insanity unfold!

In our third Civil War episode, we discussed Civil War #3, Civil War: Front Line #2-4, way too many tie-ins, the recent thwarting of terrorist attacks in London, breastfeeding, gun control and one of us finally agrees with the other... sort of.

Comic Book Writing: Soup to Nuts, a Wizard World Chicago 2006 panel.

Marvel: Civil War!, a Wizard World Chicago 2006 panel.

One-on-One with Brian Wood, a Wizard World Chicago 2006 panel.

Mondo Marvel, a Wizard World Chicago 2006 panel.

Kellen recently made his way over to the Winnipeg Convention Centre for Ai-Kon 2006, Manitoba's largest anime convention. And here we present his recap!

He possesses all of the strengths of a vampire, but none of their weaknesses. That's right, we're talking about Blade. More specifically, Blade: The Series on Spike TV.