Every other week, join Tommy Stein and Peter Swanson as they recommend things to each other and talk about it. Does Peter actually like anything? How many times can Tommy beef it on a creator’s name? Learn all of this and more on Wild Hunt Recommends.
For the final episode, Peter recommends The Dead Man and the Judge Dredd Case Files 14. Join Peter and Tommy as they discuss buckwild concepts, insanely beautiful art, and all things Dredd in these wonderful stories. As well as give a heartfelt thank you and goodbye to all of the listeners and friends who helped make this happen.
For episode twenty-nine, Brett Gray, editor of the podcast, recommends the book We Are Legion (We Are Bob) by Dennis E. Taylor. Join Brett and Tommy as they discuss consciousness, space battles, and intergalactic discovery in the first book of the Bobiverse.
For episode twenty-eight, Tommy recommends the 20006 film Smokin' Aces written and directed by Joe Carnahan. Join Tommy and co-host Brett Gray as they discuss critical reception, stylistic filmmaking, and Ryan Reynolds in this movie.
For episode twenty-seven, guest host Adam Raymond recommends season one of Bob's Burgers created by Loren Bouchard. Join Adam and Tommy as they discuss puns, voice talent, and a love for burgers and family in this adult animated comedy.
For episode twenty-six, Tommy recommends volume one of the Image/Skybound comic Oblivion Song by Robert Kirkman and Lorenzo De Felici. Join Tommy and subbing co-host Adam Raymond as they discuss well-thought out characters, trauma, and fantastic art in this excellent comic book.
For episode twenty-five, special guest Chris Pitts recommends the 1999 film Galaxy Quest. Join Chris, Hayley and Tommy as they discuss fan appreciation, great casting, and their love for this movie.
For episode twenty-four, Tommy recommends the Image comic Angelic created by Simon Spurrier and Caspar Wijngard. Make your asks with Hayley and Tommy as they discuss different takes on religion, colorful images in a post-apocalyptic world, and high concepts for an all ages audience.
For episode twenty-three, Peter recommends the volume one omnibus of Battle Angel Alita: Last Order by Yukito Kishiro. Join Peter and Tommy as they discuss fighting sequences, crazy sci-fi concepts, and what it means to be human in this unique manga.
For episode twenty-two, Tommy recommends season one of the Amazon Prime series Undone, created by Kate Purdy and Raphael Bob-Waksberg. Challenge your perception with Hayley and Tommy as they discuss mental health, accepting others’ reality and the art of rotoscoping in this incredible show.
For episode seventeen, Tommy recommends the BBC radio play Neverwhere. Enter London Below with Peter and Tommy as they discuss pacing, voice acting and the magic of Neil Gaiman.
For episode sixteen Peter recommends Monstress Volume 1: Awakening by Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda. Peter and Tommy prepare for war while discussing relationships, character growth and world building in this female driven epic fantasy.
For episode thirteen Peter recommends Jeff VanderMeer’s novel, Annihilation. Enter Area X as Tommy and Peter analyze the experience, romance and psychology of VanderMeer’s haunting tale.
For episode fourteen, Tommy recommends the DC Comic Deathstroke Vol. 1 The Professional by Christopher Priest. Take the contract with Peter and Tommy as they analyze the history of Deathstroke, what makes the character interesting and what it’s like seeing him go up against Batman.
For episode thirteen Peter recommends Jeff VanderMeer’s novel, Annihilation. Enter Area X as Tommy and Peter analyze the experience, romance and psychology of VanderMeer’s haunting tale.
For episode 12, Tommy recommends the 2005 film Brick directed by Rian Johnson. Investigate along with Peter and Tommy as they discuss neo noir style, film language, and all the brilliant aspects of the movie.
For episode eleven Peter recommends Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Peter and Tommy discuss putting the war in Star Wars, how to destroy the Death Star without destroying the Death Star and the importance of hope as they join the Rebellion.
For the first special episode Peter recommends Final Crisis by Grand Morrison and J.G. Jones. Witness the end of the fourth world and the dawning of the fifth in this 2008 DC comics event.
For Episode Ten, Tommy recommends the animated Series Infinity Train. Come aboard with Peter and Tommy as they discuss self-improvement, eccentric characters, and life on the Train.
For Episode Nine, Peter recommends Mister Miracle by Tom King and Mitch Gerads. Peter and Tommy take the paranoid pill as they discuss Jack Kirby’s Fourth World, relationships, some truly stunning art and the big questions in the seminal 2017 comic series.
For Episode Eight, Tommy recommends Steven Soderbergh’s film Schizopolis. Feel the power with Peter and Tommy as they try to make sense of yesterday by analyzing film structure (or the lack thereof), an endless array of tangents, and the intentions behind this fever dream of a film.
For Episode Seven, Peter recommends The Call of Cthulhu Mystery Program. Join Peter and Tommy as they investigate the Cthulhu mythos, roleplaying games and the audio drama format, hopefully holding onto their sanity along the way.
For Episode Six, Tommy recommends Tim Seeley’s comic Hack/Slash. Peter and Tommy dive into Halloween traditions, classic horror villains, and humanizing anti-heroes.
For Episode Five Peter recommends Season One of Dark. Join Peter and Tommy as they discuss time travel, loop theory and the mad brilliance of Baran bo Odar & Jantje Friese’s mind bending masterpiece.
For Episode Four, Tommy recommends Sean Murphy's comic book Punk Rock Jesus. Join Peter and Tommy as they discuss religion, art style, and what would happen if someone cloned Jesus Christ
For Episode Three Peter recommends J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek. Listen along as Peter and Tommy geek out about classic lines, film structure and the breath taking Sci-Fi spectacle of the 2009 franchise reboot.
For Episode Two, Tommy recommends the 2006 film A Scanner Darkly. Peter and Tommy breakdown the animation, casting choices, and surreal nature of this fever dream based on Philip K. Dick’s book.
For Episode One, Peter recommends Sexcastle by Kyle Starks. Peter and Tommy breakdown the fights, one-liners and truly inspired rogues gallery of one Shane Sexcastle. Glorious 80s-tastic mayhem reigns in our inaugural episode.
The first episode of Wild Hunt Recommends drops Monday, August 3rd and we're talking about Sexcastle by Kyle Starks! Here's a preview where Peter and Tommy break down the top nine of the Assassins Guild.