Homo Superior Podcast

The boys celebrate the 30th anniversary of the absolutely iconic Age of Apocalypse storyline:. They revel in the fact that Morph turned into a whale, Rogue tried and failed to sport a cape, and they try to figure out the darkest part of this dystopia (it's the ugly face tattoos).

The boys talk about the BREAKING NEWS around the Avengers movies. We chat about goo viscosity, shallow caves, and intimate piercings. Also would you put ketchup on spaghetti?

The boys celebrate their birth-anniversary!!! It’s been 8 queer years. We dive in the mail bag for male FAQs with all of your questions. We check in on our Homo Superior X-Team (spoilers it’s crazy), Neve Campbell’s soup deal, and tell you the origin of Homo Superior.

Ryan and Khelan take a fantastic voyage with Ryan North, writer of One World Under Doom, Fantastic Four, Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, and How to Take Over the World. Ryan North makes the case of why Doom could be a good world leader (but really isn't) and gives us the secret origin of Johnny Storm's handlebar moustache.

The boys make it all about Mommy this week. The Mommies in question: Mystique from X-Men Evolution, Storm from her comic, and the new MCU movie: Thundermoms... *New Moms. Plus this week's issues, news, and lots of juice.

The boy discuss the newest and 36th MCU movie, Thunderbolts*! We recap the film's plot, celebrate Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Selina Meyer's Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, gush over how far these characters have come, and get into our very own shame rooms. Run, don't walk, to see this movie!

The boys get scantily clad with the new Marvel Swimsuit edition, reckon with X-Men Evolution Season 2 finale, berate X-Force’s #300, and debate how many twin pregnancies result in vanishing twin syndrome (spoiler alert: it’s 36%).

The boys get scantily clad with the new Marvel Swimsuit edition, reckon with X-Men Evolution Season 2 finale, berate X-Force’s #300, and debate how many twin pregnancies result in vanishing twin syndrome (spoiler alert: it’s 36%).

The boys are joined by D'Manda Martini to talk about the finale of Daredevil: Born Again and what the show means to the Catholic community. Brent has a new guilty game and D'Manda makes sure we talk about the hair issues.

It’s an all hair episode including silver surfers hairdo, Wanda’s at home chop job, and Wolverine gives a horse a haircut…not too close. We play the game: silver boobs or space shoes. As always we go over the issues and pop those plugs.

The boys create our dream lairs, spoilers there are monkeys and miss piggies. They chat about Buckys attempt on Princess Diana's life and would you have sex with someone who rhymes.

The boys kiss (on the cheek) X-Manhunt goodbye. They music montage celebrate the feminist motifs in celebrated X-men: Evolution episode “Walk on the Wild Side” (S2E13, name unrelated to anything). They recast all the characters in the new Avengers movie and no one is happy about it.

The boys come to terms with their guilt over episodes 4-6 of Daredevil: Born Again; Brent leads a game about sins and they all make some honest confessions. By the end of this, we're all going to get into heaven.

Khelan and Brent deep dive into this character-driven conversation with Kieron Gillen, writer of Immortal X-Men, The Power Fantasy, DIE, and Wicked + Divine. Kieron gives insights into how he shaped his iconic Krakoan Quiet Council, what he wants people to get from his new ongoing series, The Power Fantasy, and he destroys Brent’s game mentally and Khelan’s playlist musically.

The boys continue the x-manhunt for X-avier but take a detour for some Collateral Damage with Emma and Kitty; they go camping with Beast in the redwoods but discover his bark is worse than his bite; and Marvel’s cosmic line gets a space-lift courtesy of Jonathan Hickman. Brent hates Shiar hair.

The boys play Devil's advocate about the first three episodes of Daredevil Born Again and see how Catholic things get. Karen Paige's songs are a huge hit.

The boys vanish into you and also this weeks comics featuring a weekend at Bernie’s Xavier. Also we discuss casting news that may Sadie Sink or swim. And we chat Emma Frost solo comic predictions, Kurt gets a girlfriend, and plugs.

The boys look for anonymous sex with X-Manhunt, the newest X-crossover, get spoilered with Avengers: Doomsday leaks, and get mesmerized with X-Men: Evolution. Its pronounced Mez-MEER-o, bitch.

The boys have important conversations about space whales, angels in America, and where the hell has Elizabeth Olsen been. Plus this weeks issues and of course those juicy plugs. Make sure check out K R Blair St. Claire.

The boys close the portal hole on the final episodes of Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. Plus they chat about Ms. Marvels Giant Size Disaster and who should be the Green Goblin (Gween). All that and a load of comics.

The boys recap, review, and reveal the 4th Captain America movie and the 35th installment of the MCU. Spoiler alert: it made them...Sadamantium.

It’s Valentine’s Day! The boys swoon over this week’s three Neighborhood Spider-Man episodes, take their Hellions team to the Stinky Rose, buy chocolates for the new Thunderbolts trailers, and bake edible flower cakes for themselves.

The boys fangirl over the Fantastic Four First Steps trailer, your Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman is slinging all kinds of new heroes and villains, there’s news about Vision casting, Godzilla, the issues, and plugs. Hold on to your dumpsters for this one!

The boys take a trip to Robot High for the start of Marvel's Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman animated TV show and they try to figure out whether Aunt Mae is necessary; then they get into the issues and discover why Cyclops handpicked Quinten Quire to join the main X-men team; they wrap with plugs. Stick around to the very end for a surprise guest!

The boys have a hard time discerning if Avalanche or Rictor are in X-Men Evolution, ponder how Claremont is still getting work, get a preview of Dazzler Errors Tour, and follow this weeks comic journeys for Mystique, Black Tom, Ultimate Spider-Man, Phoenix, and more! Whatever you do, don’t look up “Alaskan Hot Pocket”!