Steve Reads a Comic

Steve continues to defend the Moon Knight Disney Plus series as if either he's being blackmailed by someone or a loved works on the show, we haven't determined which. We also talk Severance, Halo, and Deadpool.

We discuss the underrated classic Joel Silver production known as "Road House" starring Patrick Swayze. Also full spoilers for "Severance," "Moon Knight," and "Halo the Series." And no episode would be complete without technical difficulties, brought to you this week by Rob instead of Shawn. 

Moon Knight! Halo! Morbius! The slap! Other current entertainment that will only be relevant for a week or two! Get your ill-informed opinions here!

In this episode: Shawn takes his whole day out on Rob for no justifiable reason, Steve decides he is the target demographic for Euphoria, and we delve into our superhero movie March Madness brackets. Oh and we discuss The Rocketeer movie.

This episode we argue about old arguments, criticize Shawn's criticism, and discuss whether or not Batman could actually beat ANYONE in a fight, let alone a superhero.

Mellow greetings, citizen. In this episode we discuss Demolition Man, The Batman (full spoilers), and if you listen to the very end you can actually hear an embolism form in Steve's brain. We hope it fills you with joy joy feelings. Be well.

We discuss both Scott Pilgrim the comic and the movie, Shawn has a spoiler free review of Matt Reeves' "The Batman," and Steve and Shawn geek out about Cobra Kai.

QUIET! Time to listen to Sensei Steve impart the joys of viewing Cobra Kai, whether or not you ever watched Karate Kid. Steve is shocked to find out Shawn is a moron. Rob continues his inside man campaign to shut down the podcast.

Peacemaker finale! We also talk about the Dr. Strange trailer, Beavis and Butt-Head news, and why Rob can't admit he enjoys Cobra Kai.

We discuss and spoil Book of Boba Fett and Peacemaker. Shawn complains about Ghostbusters: Afterlife some more. We discuss Rob's movie selection "Singin' in the Rain" and everyone reveals their favorite musicals. Oh and we talk about Wolverine, too.  

We discuss the 2013 movie "The Wolverine." Also Book of Boba Fett, Peacemaker, Cobra Kai, and Uncharted. Rob picks the next movie and his choice will only be unexpected if you don't know anything about Rob. Steve professes his deep and undying love and admiration for the Fast and Furious franchise to the surprise of no one. Shawn's vocabulary continues to decline.

We discuss Peacemaker episode 4, Book of Boba Fett episode 4, and the Moon Knight trailer amidst dealing with some technical difficulties. Rob gently strokes his hair while Steve bemoans his waxed eggshell-like pate.  Rob picks our next movie and for some reason he's really passionate about us watching the 2019 adaptation of "Cats." 

We discuss the most perfect movie ever, 1987's RoboCop. Also, we tear into Ghostbusters: Afterlife and Book of Boba Fett. Rob and Steve abandon Shawn at one point and he immediately turns into Garth Algar in response. Shawn finishes the Harry Potter movies and delivers the final word on the quality of the franchise.

We discuss Daredevil: Guardian Devil by Kevin Smith and Joe Quesada as well as Book of Boba Fett episode 2. Steve is confronted and with and stunned by the fact that Rob does not enjoy comics or the podcast. Shawn doesn't care about Rob's feelings and pressures him to continue doing the show because Shawn is a selfish prick. There is also some Harry Potter ranting. 

Another bonus episode! We discuss Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett, Don't Look Up, and share some our favorite (and least favorite) movies, shows, and comics of 2021.

A very special Christmas episode! We cover The Matrix Resurrections, Hawkeye, and Spider-Man: No Way Home. FULL SPOILERS. You have been warned.

Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon are the creatives behind "Welcome Back, Frank," a brilliant revamp of The Punisher. We also discuss the Disney+ Hawkeye series (full spoilers), and Shawn offers his non spoilery opinion of Spider-Man: No Way Home. Shawn thinks Black widow's first name is Natalie. Against his better judgment, Steve continues to defend poor decision making.

We delve into David Finch's and Charlie Huston's take on Moon Knight, discuss the Disney+ Hawkeye series, and lash out at the idiots who ruined The Punisher for us comic book fans.

Two out of three people on this podcast read Batman: The Dark Knight Returns for this episode. We discuss Marvel's Eternals, Shang-Chi, the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer, James Bond, and loudmouth assh*les in the movie theater.

We discuss Jack Kirby's Captain America story "Madbomb." Rob shares a true story of demon possession and exorcism. Shawn extensively and unnecessarily waxes on about the Halloween movie timelines. Steve heartily endorses an institution best known for pedophilia.

A special episode all about the Venom sequel because we imagine someone cares what we think. Probably. Maybe. Probably not.

All that really matters about this episode is that we try to determine if Little Caesars had a cream cheese based dipping sauce in the nineties. Please help us by sharing any information you have on the disappearance of this possibly fictitious crazy bread dip. 

We discuss The Matrix: Resurrections trailer, Joe Rogan's hypocrisy, and Matt Fraction's and David Aja's Hawkeye. Also Steve's dishonesty with himself and others.

Fair warning, the whole first hour of this episode is a discussion about conspiracy theories and anti-vaxxers. And even more of that type of discussion towards the end.  It's also a plea to truly think about the information you consume. Roll it around in your brain a bit. Think about the "why" of things. Vet sources. Consider motivations and outcomes. Maintain a healthy level of skepticism wh...

We finally get around to discussing Haunt by Todd McFarlane, Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, and Greg Capullo. We also discuss James Gunn's The Suicide Squad. Shawn has a meltdown over the notion of insulting the work of comic book artists.