Comic Reel-lief returns to cover Man of Steel as Ian Wilson cannot wait eight years for a collaboration review! What will the Englishman make of a British Superman, a ginger Lois Lane, and a morbidly obese Perry White? Listen in and find out!
Hey, Gurlfriend hooves on down with coverage of the third season of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Will and Hannah gush over the return of John de Lancie, point out some animated tropes, and talk about the fandom-splitting event at the end of the season. Plus, some songs that you will never pry out of your skull.
E3 2013 has come and gone, and it was one of the most eventful expos in recent memory. Damien Wilkens and Kellen Scrivens have sifted through all the news, trailers, and press conferences to tell you what they think about the immediate future of video gaming.
In the June Previews episode, Mike inadvertently pitches a Daredevil / Power Pack crossover written by Frank Miller.
Podcast Segments for $200, Alex. A delightful segment where Will Ackerman talks about game shows of past and present, and explores the hidden dangers of winning. What is TV 101: The Game Show Episode?
Biggles is a British World War I fighter pilot, and Jim is an American entrepreneur from the 1980s. Together, they derp through time. Dave is a man with a soundboard, Ian is a Skype ninja, and Mike is displeased with time travel in a time travel movie. Together, they review Biggles: Adventures in Time. Also, Peter Cushing is in no way creepy. Nope. Not at all. Never mind that length of rope in the corner, the stuffed raven on a perch, and the bag of automatic machine guns.
Iron Man 3 has hit the cinemas and Ian Wilson is here to review it! But that's not all, as Comic Reel-lief rises to the challenge of also reviewing another metal-based superhero movie: Steel.
Get your pen and paper handy, 'cause it's time for the May Previews episode!
The first installment of a series of Comic Reel-lief specials, your Number One genuine British person Ian Wilson employs the services of fellow Englishman Tom Hemmings to shoot the breeze of this bafflingly lucrative filmic sub-genre! On their agenda are lists of costumes ranging from the sublime to the ridiculous, and just which characters are too ludicrous to be true? Tally-ho!
As Dan and Mike finish their look at the Star Wars movies, will Revenge of the Sith cause them to lose their will to live, will they scream "Noooooooooo" at the sky when midi-chlorians return, will rage turn them into red-eyed beasts, or, perhaps, is there hope that they actually enjoy the final prequel entry?
Archaia Entertainment Presents: Comics, Storytelling, and the Lost Art of 3D, a C2E2 2013 panel.
Exorcising the Spectre of the Fake Geek Girl: Discussing Geek Culture, Gatekeeping, and Sexism, a C2E2 2013 panel.
Derf Backderf on My Friend Dahmer, a C2E2 2013 panel.
Crowdsourcing: Kickstarting Your Way to Success, a C2E2 2013 panel.
Peter Davison Q&A, a C2E2 2013 panel.
The State of Play in Tabletop Roleplaying Gaming, a C2E2 2013 panel.
IDW Publishing Presents: The Greatest Panel in History, a C2E2 2013 panel.
WildClaw Presents: Deathscribe! Writing and Producing Horror Radio Plays, a C2E2 2013 panel.
Writing for Television, a C2E2 2013 panel.
Making Comics the Avatar Way, a C2E2 2013 panel.
Jason David Frank Talks Power Rangers, a C2E2 2013 panel.
In this edition of Lunch Over Graphic Novels, the guys discuss the various works of Matt Kindt.
In the latest installment of Comic Reel-lief, Ian Wilson puts Karl Urban and Sylvester Stallone under the spotlight as he examines Dredd and Judge Dredd.
It's time for the April Previews episode!
There is something worse than The Star Wars Holiday Special, and it is here: Attack of the Clones.
Grumpy Old Fans celebrates the independent spirit by looking at six indie comics: The Crow #1 and Adventure Time with Fionna & Cake #2, Grimjack #55 and To Hell You Ride #3, and The Next Nexus #2 and X-O Manowar #9.
In this month's Hey, Gurlfriend, Will and Hannah examine the legend of The Fairest of Them All: Snow White. Who is the most consistently bland character across each interpretations, how has the story changed over the years, and why does every Evil Queen deserve her day? Bring us the heart of Snow White to find out.
Recently, history was made when Rob Thomas successfully funded a Veronica Mars film through Kickstarter. In a very special TV 101, Will and Chris Johnson cover the project, discuss some shows they would like to see follow its lead, and speak about some of its cons.
Dan and Wendee return once more to talk you through some more Books Without Pictures! This month, the topic of discussion is Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five; either this is the most incredible book you've ever read, or there's something intrinsically wrong with you -- a deep pit of emptiness and ache in your very core that can never be filled. Either way, stay tuned for an announcement that may or may not rock the Internet to its foundations.
Coming at you midway through March, it's Previews time!
