Recently on an episode of my Patreon-exclusive bonus podcast, I discussed the topic of Batman operating with and without the Bruce Wayne fortune after he lost a good chunk of it. It meant Batman wasn't able to have an endless supply of Batmobiles and other random and often convenient gadgets that could easily solve all …
SDCC 2024: Art Baltazar Talks Cat in the Hat: Cat Out of Water
Did you know the Cat in the Hat is back? He's back in a way you might not expect. Earlier this year, Random House Children's Books published a new Dr. Seuss book featuring the Cat in the Hat. You might be saying you've already read Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat books but this time …
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SDCC 2024: Off THEIR Minds – Should Villains Have an Ongoing Comic Series?
Recently on an episode of my Patreon-exclusive bonus podcast, I discussed whether or not supervillains should or deserve to have an ongoing comic book series. They are villains after all. Often, they are pretty evil or despicable. It almost seems like it would be wrong to read a series focusing on their evil deeds. Then …
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Space Ghost #1 Advanced Review
I really like Space Ghost. I've always been fascinated with the character. Created and designed by Alex Toth and Hanna-Barbera Productions, there was always something mysterious and intriguing about him. He debuted before my time, but I think I caught him on Space Stars in the 80s. The show had a pretty basic premise--fearless leader …
SDCC 2023: DC And Legendary Comics Announce Justice League Vs Godzilla Vs Kong
The DC Universe and the Legendary's Monsterverse will be colliding, hard, this October. DC and Legendary Comics, working in partnership with Toho International will be delivering a 7-issue miniseries featuring the massive clash. Who would've thought we'd see DC's greatest heroes face off against the greatest "monsters" of all time? Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. …
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Ms. Marvel Is Going Through Some Changes
In case you didn't hear, Kamala Khan, aka Ms. Marvel, is dead. Marvel decided to kill off the beloved character, even though she was in an extremely delightful Disney+ show and will be appearing in the upcoming Marvel Studios film, The Marvels. How did she die? It wasn't even in her own comic. She died …
Tony Stark And Emma Frost Are Getting Married?
Uhm, what?] It appears that Tony Stark, aka Iron Man, and Emma Frost, aka the White Queen, are getting married. The immediate reaction is: Huh? What? Why? How? Take your pick. While these two have had interactions recently, they've been far from romantic. It just seems completely bizarre. Earlier this morning, Marvel revealed the upcoming …
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Marvel Is Sending The Guardians Of The Galaxy To The Never Before Seen Corners Of Space
The Guardians of the Galaxy are starting up a new era this April. The team was destroyed about a year ago, but a new reason unites the team and sets them on course to "never-before-seen planets, encounter brand-new alien species, and discover long-hidden galaxy-bending truths that will make readers question everything they thought they knew …
Random Podcast From Heck Episode 274: Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special, Wednesday, A Christmas Story Christmas, And More
This week's episode features The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special. To keep you in the mood, you can also hear a little about A Christmas Story Christmas, the sequel to 1983's A Christmas Story. Netflix and Tim Burton's Wednesday series has arrived, and you can hear about the first four episodes. If that wasn't enough, you have another episode of The Peripheral, and …
Review: Deadly Class #56 — The Final Issue That Brought Me To Tears
I just finished reading Deadly Class #56. It's the final issue of the series I've always said was my favorite comic book series since the first issue. I told myself I wasn't going to read the last issue so I'd always have "one more new issue" out there, waiting. I just couldn't resist. I read …
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