Wednesday: A Comic Book Podcast

In the early 90's all the hottest Marvel artists left the company to form Image comics. Each of those creators created their own studios and their own line of comics. Jim Lee created Wildstorm comics and one of the biggest books from that studio was "Stormwatch". Although not joining on until issue #37 many people consider Warren Ellis' time on the comic as the definitive Stormwatch. Does this comic still hold up in 2021?

Sailor Moon is one of the pillars of 1990's nerd culture, and similar to a lot of anime of the time it seems to live on forever! In this episode Angela take the lead to walk the crew through the story and importance of Sailor Moon. 

It seems like just yesterday we were talking about the Falcon and Winter Soldier finale.... Well disney+ didn't wait very long to drop their next MCU tv show. Loki is a super unique show and we all have a whole lot to say! 

A few weeks ago we got our first glimpse of the MCU's take on The Eternals. The Eternals is a pretty big blind spot for a lot of us nerds so we decided to do some research on this group! Paul walks us through Jack Kirby's creation of the team and we all discuss Neil Gaiman's great 2006 mini series!   

This week we hard a very interesting Marvel TV show release.... MODOK! Check out what the gang has to say about this bizarre new Marvel show!

This week Paul, Rob, and Juan jumped on a call to talk about Grant Morrison's JLA (1997). This run has been held in high regard for decades, but does it hold up in 2021?

This week the gang is all here to talk about the amazing finale of Invincible, the MCU hype video, and a hole pile of other goodies!

It seems like every week there is a new movie or series popping off on the streaming services, and this week was no different. We talk about the finale of Falcon and the Winter Soldier and the new Mortal Kombat film! 

Paul has been a lifelong Dark Tower fan, and after many years of subtle hints, he got all of us to read The Gunslinger! Many of you are probably familiar with Part One of Stephen Kings Fantasy-Western epic, but does it hold up in 2021? 

Hey everyone! Last week Hasbro had an online event where they showed some amazing new figures and Paul needed to talk about it. We also had one of the best episodes of Falcon and the Winter Soldier that we go deep on. All that and a good amount of comic talk!

This week in the world of nerd we were blessed with new episodes of "Falcon and the Winter Soldier" and "Invincible"! On top of that there was some new MCU casting news and a whole bunch more fun!

It seems like every week we are presented with a new pile of high quality super hero content, and this week is definitely no different! Tonight we break down the Snyder Cut, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and some comics!

WandaVision has reached it's end and we can't stop talking about it!

This week the gang catches up on their Wandavision discussions, and like most Wandavision discussions, it devolved into a whole bunch of theorizing and fan casting!

If you the title didn't give it all away.. we cover a lot on this episode! We discuss the new trailers for Mortal Kombat and the Snyder cut, we talk about the controversy surrounding Joss Whedon, and Andy Serkis playing John Mclane in a Die Hard remake? All this and more on today's edition of Multiversed!

Is there anything else going on in the Nerd-o-Sphere other than WandaVision? Sure doesn't seem that way.... and we aren't planning on changing that!

With the streaming wars at their peak Disney+ is looking like it may take control of the nerd audience. With both the Mandalorian and WandaVision they have proven that they can deliver the goods, and it looks like going forward we are in for a wild ride of awesome content!

It has been too long! The group is back in action and ready to talk about everything nerdy that has been going on in their lives the past few months. 

20 years ago the general population learned about learned about the existence of mutants thanks to Bryan Singer's 'X-Men'. The film would usher in a new century of pop culture frenzy with the popularity of the comic book film. This episode features Paul speaking about the birth of his love of comics thanks to 'X-Men' and his "Obi-Juan Kenobi" showing him the fine art of comic book and action figure collecting. These two life long friends look back on the comic book culture before 'it was cool' in 1999 and trace its growth and popularity and some of its annoying byproducts to today. 

Jay and Chandler reunite to explore all the anime found in the Graphic Multiverse! This week they tackle Koyoharu Gotōge's Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba!!!