Invasion of the Podcast!

This week we wonder what's the point of another Flashpoint retelling, streaming services are buying the rights to comic companies' whole catalogs, the possibility of a 10 dollar movie pass, we go back to Camp Firewood to talk about Wet Hot American Summer: 10 Years Later and if this reunion was needed, and Paul sees if Joe can figure out what is VBS or BS. 

This week we talk aboout how things are not looking so good for the Dark Tower, Paul is now afraid of getting randomly punched by Doomfist, Joe is so-so about the first photos of Deadpool 2's Domino, we discuss Charilze Theron's Atomic Blonde and how we were way off about what Femme Fatale films are, and we put on our terribly animated CGI capes and talk about 1997's Spawn and barely survive its u...

This week we talk about the Skrulls invading the MCU, if a John Wick extended universe is needed, the Ready Player One trailer (spoiler: Paul is conflicted), we pull out our portal guns and jump into the Dan Harmon/Justin Roiland sci-fi dysfunctional family animated series, Rick and Morty, and the Netflx Wheel of Death™ rolls out to crush us once again. 

This week we say goodbye to a horror icon and hello to a new Doctor, get surly about Disney's Star Wars Land (and then admit we would still go), discuss season one of the Netflix series Castlevania and the challenges of translating video game franchises into TV and film, and the Nacho Sorting Hat of Doom™ raises the stakes as we pit twenty pop culture vampires toe to toe and fang to fang to see wh...

This week we discuss the Emmy nominations, go nuts about the New Warriors casting of Squrriel Girl, discover what that crunching sound is, interview Shaun Steven Struble,  the creator/writer/colorist of Image Comics's L'il Depressed Boy, and Paul asks Joe if knows his X-Mans.  

This week Battlestar Galactica FTL jumps to San Diego Comicon, DOOMFIST is teased, there are a lot of different Batmans coming, we talk the 4 issue mini-crossover event The Button and whether or not bringing the Watchman into the DC universe is a good thing, and we play a game of 'What If?' 

This week Bacon is grabbing some Graboids, Joe likes all the Forces of Destiny (except one), Nintendo is releasing the SNES Classic with a previously unreleased game, we take a look back at Sam Raimi's Spider-Man Trilogy (yes, even the 3rd one) as we look forward to Homecoming, and Joe asks Paul if games sold better or worse than whatever a Super Poyo Poyo is. 

This week we talk about the Han Solo directors going Solong, Dazzler coming to the X-Men films (and some confusion over her powers), Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite isn't looking so good, we review the upcoming Edgar Wright film Baby Driver (if you don't want spoilers, it starts at 32:15 into the episode and ends at 57:15, but here is one spoiler: WE LOVED IT), and Joe has to pick to the perfect crew t...

This week Paul is making plastic abominations, we say goodbye to Adam West, talk about some E3 news, hope that the Dark Universe can get its act together, discuss our love/hate relationship with the Transformers film franchise, and Joe asks Paul if he can see more than meets the eye. 

This week DC gets it right with Wonder Woman, Freddy turns 70, people don't like to lose when playing games, we take a trip to Camp Crystal Lake as we talk about our experiences with the new Friday The 13th: The Game (spoiler: Paul dies a lot) and how it stacks up against the film series, and then we find out if Steve has the skills with knowlege about Jason kills. 

This week we talk about some found footage, compare and contrast the trailers for Star Trek: Discovery and The Orville, get into a throw down discussing DC's fighting game franchise Injustice, and Joe sees if Paul can guess popular TV show fatalaties.  

This week we say goodbye to the most interesting man in the world, we don't dread that there is more Dredd coming, Hellboy 3 isn't happening but a 3rd Hellboy is, we discuss (very spoiler heavy) Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2, and Paul makes Joe a series of super hero mixtapes. 

This week Joe wakes up from cryo-sleep and we are joined by special guest Jeff Ritchie as we talk The Dark Tower and Defenders trailers, Marvel Legacy, Jeff's Jack Kirby inspired submission for Free Comic Book Day, what it is like to work a booth at a convention, the ups and downs of creating art based on existing properties, and we play a game of Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica.     

This week Joe was put into cryo-sleep and Paul was joined by Steve King as we talked about the release dates of Star Wars 9 and Indy 5, not sleeping like a hobo at a convention, Jeff Goldblum making everything better, we celebrate Alien Day as we decide if Prometheus is stronger upon a second viewing, and Paul has Steve play and eggcelent game. 

This week we hit triple digits, wonder if 5 post credit sequences are too much, freak out over the freak out about The Last Jedi teaser trailer, riff on the history and the return of Mystery Science Theater 3000, report back on the Netlfix Wheel of Death selection Robot Overlords (spoiler, it wasn't that bad), and Paul asks Joe a dozen questions about 100s of things. 

This week we pay our respects to The Deadman, Joss Whedon swings in to save Batgirl, Rick needs his sauce, we interview Brian Miller and Joe Corroney about creating exclusive artwork for Star Wars Celebration and how now is the golden age of being a Star Wars fan, and we finally get the Netflix Wheel of Death back from the shop to ruin our weekends. 

This week Joe says No No to the Power Rangers while Paul wants you to get in with Get Out, we talk about the Justice League and Spider-Man: Homecoming trailers, go on patrol with 1987's Robocop, reveal our shocking conclusion to our Adult Swim tournament, and Joe has some hard decision to make about what robots he would hang out with. 

This week we kneel before Cable?, we would not pay $500.00 for wrestling themed shoes, we talk about our 3 days of adventure at Cleveland's Wizard World as Joe masters the Taskmaster and Paul just Dennises the Nedry, and we play a game of fake Con panel or real Con panel. Also, we find out which Adult Swim characters move on to the final round for the Brawl to End Them All!

This week a real company uses a fake ad, there might be some Life in Spider-Man 3 (or the other way around), we talk about the nature and culture of collecting and why we buy what we buy, we reveal our Adult Swim Final Four, and we make a Bingo card for our upcoming Wizard Wold visit. 

This week Chuck Norris's birthday candles blow themselves out, Buffy turns 20 (and you turn OLD!), we celebrate Mar10 day, we discuss Logan and if it is okay to let your heroes go, and we ask you to vote on our Elite 8 of Adult Swim character battles to see who goes on to the Final Four... OF PAIN.

This week we say good bye to Bill Paxton and Hellboy, we talk about living in a world in which Suicide Squad won an Oscar, we interview Christina Nicholls about the amazing thrills and challenges of being a voice actor and how playing the bad guy is so good, and Joe wonders if it is Game Over for Paul.

This week we talk about a very manly weekend, we wonder if the The Batman's director instability will destroy DC's Cinematic Universe, we interview Karington Hess and Dana Miller, Game Masters at the Malted Meeple board game cafe about what makes for a fun table top gaming experience and what goes into a great milkshake, and we make sure the podcast does not drop below 50 mph as we check the Box O...

This week we ask if Aquaman will be the one to save the DC cinematic universe, we sink our teeth into the Netflix original comedy/zombie series The Santa Clarita Diet, and Joe has Paul choose the best meals made by the best hitmen. 

This week one iconic slasher is put into good hands while another is put on ice, with the premire of NBC's Powerless, we ask if TV is getting over saturated with comic book superhero shows, and in honor of Valentine's Day, we go on some pop culture speed dates. 

This week we say goodbye to two doctors and a director, we discuss the short lived video game arcade era and its long lasting influence, and Paul tests Joe's knowledge about his 80's bloops and bleeps.