This week Luke and Devin tackle Batman/Hellboy/Starman and it’s really like and breezy in a not super good way so that’s to blame!
Universes and Issues Explored:
Earth-? – Batman/Hellboy/Starman
Our theme music is by Vibe Leviathan and our cover art is by Kyle Latino.
This week a sleep deprived Luke, along with Devin, cover the Batman Red Rain trilogy and brother, it’s not good.
Universes and Issues Explored:
Pre-Crisis Earth-43– Batman & Dracula: Red Rain, Batman: Bloodstorm, Batman: Crimson Mist
Our theme music is by Vibe Leviathan and our cover art is by Kyle Latino.
This week Luke and Devin sit down with special guests Neil Gaiman and Batman to discuss Whatever Happened To The Caped Crusader. Also Oxy the cat and more guests stop by!
Universes and Issues Explored:
Earth-?– Batman #686, Detective Comics #853
Our theme music is by Vibe Leviathan and our cover art is by Kyle Latino.
Check out the image gallery once Neil sends in the images!
This week Proteus kills everyone on the Exiles thanks to Chris Claremont and now there is nothing else for Luke and Devin to cover. Thanks Chris…
Universes and Issues Explored:
Earth-1720 – Exiles #90-94
Earth-7794 – Exiles #94
Our theme music is by Vibe Leviathan and our cover art is by Kyle Latino.
Check out the image gallery after the jump!
This week Luke and Devin give you Moore of what you want! – Alan Moore writing two of his most famous Superman stories of all time! First – in the Imaginary Story to end the Superman line – Superman’s death is coming – can the Man of Steel escape it as his enemies return with a new found murderous vengeance for everyone he’s ever known? How can one man face stand again Bizarro, Brainiac, Lex Luthor and Metallo all by himself? All this and more in WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE MAN OF TOMORROW!
And then Kal-El is pitted against his father’s politics as the Sword of Rao swings for his neck on Krypton! Meanwhile under the dark bonadage of Mongul’s Black Mercy his friends fight to save Superman in the real world! Can he see the truth of his greatest desire turned into a murderous death trap in time to to save his friends? Find out in FOR THE MAN WHO HAS EVERYTHING!
Universes and Issues Explored:
Our theme music is by Vibe Leviathan and our cover art is by Kyle Latino.
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This week Devin and Luke cover Emperor Joker and it is an awful time for everyone. It is just the absolute worst time. No quality, no edits.
Universes and Issues Explored:
Our theme music is by Vibe Leviathan and our cover art is by Kyle Latino.
Check out the image gallery after the jump!
This week, Wolverine and Wolverine cover Wolverines, where a team of Wolverines have to fight more Wolverines, then the Wolverines go to space to protect Wolverine from his herald Wolverine with help from the Wolverine Guard, while also looking back at Wolverine who is still stuck in the walls at the Wolverine, and then we cover the Wolverine Annual where the current Wolverines face off against the original Wolverines?!?!?
Universes and Issues Explored:
Our theme Wolverine is by Vibe Leviathan and our cover Wolverine is by Wolverine.
Thanks to Chris Sims, Benito Cereno, Chris Haley, Elle Collins and Xavier Files for your lists!
Check out the image Wolverine after the jump, bub!
This week Luke and Devin cover Superman: Secret Identity, end up talking about Persona 5 and Exiled and also Superboy Prime is the worst.
Universes and Issues Explored:
Our theme music is by Vibe Leviathan and our cover art is by Kyle Latino
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This week Luke and Devin cover the last Gregg Schigiel What If issues, look at some Spider-man Daydream Worlds, and visit the unfinished Iron Man Viva Las Vegas comic – and come up with endings for it. They also may nominate themselves for a Pulitzer. Comics!
Universes and Issues Explored:
Our theme music is by Vibe Leviathan and our cover art is by Kyle Latino
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This week Luke and Devin sit down with Gregg Schigiel to talk about his comics career, X-babies, the resilience of Spider-Ham’s popularity, his creator owned series PIX, pitching comics, a Civil War that almost happened, spin-off comics, and more.
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