Who Watches the Watchers?

In this episode we talk about John Carpenter's 1994 horror film, In the Mouth of Madness. We talk about our reactions to the film's ideas and how awfully wonderful Sam Neill is as well. ALSO: Just so you know, this episode was recorded over a month ago. We happen to speak about The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and how we felt about that series as a whole. You can take the boy out of the comic pod...

This week we talk about the prequel to the return of Marvel's first family, in Marvel 2-In-One (Vol 1, Issues 1-12 + Annual 1) by Chip Zdarsky, Ramon Perez, Jim Cheung, Valerio Schiti and Declan Shalvey. We talk about Big Blue-eyes and his hot head friend and their journey into mysterious alternate dimensions, as they try to find the stretchy fella and that vanishing woman who have gone missing si...

This week we talk about Demon Slayer: Mugen Train directed by Haruo Sotozaki AND Mortal Kombat directed by Simon McQuoid. We talk about their battle at the box office and what both movies offer to the climate in this odd movie-going era. This episode was recorded about a month ago so bear with us on how late we are. Follow us on Instagram for the love of god: https://www.instagram.com/wwtwpodcast/

This week we talk about Black Panther: Man Without Fear issues 513-523 and Black Panther: The Most Dangerous Man Alive issues 523.1-529 by David Liss, Francesco Francavilla, Jefte Palo, Shawn Martinbrough and Michael Avon Oeming. We talk about all 18 issues of David Liss' run and what we think of each arc found within T'Challa's tenure as a Daredevil stand-in, in Hell's Kitchen. Come with us on th...

This week we talk about The New Mutants directed by Josh Boone. We talk about the conclusion this movie brings to the Fox led X-Men franchise and whether it went out with a bang, or if it this bomb refused to detonate. We also talk about the inevitable introduction of the mutants into the MCU and other upcoming properties within the universe. All this and more in this episode of Who Watches the Wa...

This week we talk about the "anti-fantasy" epic, Coda by Simon Spurrier, Matías Bergara and Michael Doig. We talk about what makes this story feel so big, when deep down it's all about the love a bard tries to keep for himself. Join us as we gush and fawn over every page this book has to offer, including the absolutely buck-wild art provided in every stupendous panel. And as always, keep asking yo...

What started as a bonus episode evolved into something far sinister... a movie podcast. That's right, each week, Kenny and Ian now aim to bring you two episodes of the podcast. One about comics, and now one about movies. What makes this any different than the two hundred and fifty million other movie podcasts? Nothin. Just that we wanted to talk about movies and thought it might be more respectful...

This week we dive blind into Daredevil: Born Again by Frank Miller, David Mazzucchelli and Christie Scheele. The storyline we follow, was originally covered in issues 227-231 with the inclusion of issues 232-233 for a more full wrap-up. We talk about the levels of grime, Miller wants to rub onto the face of everyone's good catholic boy and how Mazzucchelli brings every emotion out of every face in...

This week we talk about the quaint tragedy that is Raiders. Published by Dark Horse, Raiders is created by Daniel Freedman and Cristian "Crom" Ortiz, with Michael David Thomas, Juan Murillo and Diana Ortiz. We go over the story and talk on its curves and twists and how they came across to us on page. We talk about how it made us feel and the overall themes we think we can pull from its use of syst...

This is the first episode we recorded! We say that a couple times in the length of the episode, I promise, we're not confused. In this episode we talk about the Thor: God of Thunder (Vol 1, Issues 1-11), by Jason Aaron, Esad Ribic, Ive Svorcina, Butch Guice and Dean White. We talk about the first two arcs in this nearly decade long run Aaron commands and his overall impact on the massive mythology...

This week we talk about the first volume of Demon Slayer by Koyoharu Gotouge. We talk about what the story holds on its own and what follows in the anime. We compare the two and eventually talk more about what comes down the line in later volumes. Warning: Spoilers are sprinkled throughout this episode. We also briefly talk about Dororo as Kenny is currently watching it. Follow us on Instagram for...

In this episode we talk about The Vision (Vol 2, Issues 1-12), by Tom King, Gabriel Hernandez Walta, Jordie Bellaire and Michael Walsh. We talk about the overall theme we were able to pull from the book as well as the undeniable similarities between it and WandaVision. The conversation moves on to also talk about this books overall impact on the 616 and MCU respectively. We also talk about family...