Podcasts about five beasts

New Year! New Episode! War of Rohirrim, Trap, Red One, Mr. Beast Orphan and the Five Beasts, Blood Squad Seven, Lumen, Ultimate Invasion, Sacrificers

In this episode we dive into Orphan and the Five Beasts by James Stokoe. Published by Dark Horse Comics. We also discuss our favorite reads from the week and what we are looking forward to for next week. Please remember to subscribe to our show. If you enjoyed what you heard, we'd be eternally grateful if you shared it with a friend! We'd Love to know what you think of the show! Leave us a review here. Next week we will be Hangin' In The Lair and catching up on all that we have been reading and watching! So jump into our Discord and join the conversation.Show Information:InstagramWebsiteDiscordSupport The Comic Book LairKeep Reading Comics! Cowabunga Nerds!Books Mentioned in this Episode: Blood CommandmentEnfield Gang MassacreThe Madness(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)*The Comic Book Lair crew can get 15% off their order at Coffee and a Comic if you enter code "COMICBOOKLAIR" at checkout.We are really stoked to be able to bring this to our listeners! Frank is awesome and is doing really cool things for us Comic Book fans! Make sure to check out @coffee_and_a_comic on Instagram as well!* **Like the sound of the Comic Book Lair Podcast? Our audio production is provided by RoseKat Audio. Check out RoseKat Audio at rosekataudio.com**

Cette semaine, Simon ramène sa chronique des sorties Blu-ray de la semaine, nous fait un retour sur les retombés de l'événement « Onslaught » et la fin de l'ère « Krakoa » des X-Men en plus de nous livrer les critiques des films « Night Wars » et « Rampage ». Benoit parle de la minisérie « Ghostbusters: Back in Town », de Pedro Pascal qui est pressenti pour incarner Mister Fantastic au cinéma et de la décision de Destin Daniel Cretton de ne pas réaliser « Avengers: Kang Dynasty ». En dernière partie d'émission, nous discutons de « Orphan and the Five Beasts » de James Stokoe publié chez « Dark Horse Comics ». Laissez-nous un message vocal: https://www.speakpipe.com/mysterieuxe Devenez membre de la communauté Patreon: https://bit.ly/3iMgD04 Diffusion originale : 20 novembre 2023 Site web : MysterieuxEtonnants.com © Les Mystérieux Étonnants. Tous droits réservés

In this episode we are Hangin' in the Lair, chatting about what we got into this week! We also look at what we are looking forward to next week! Please remember to subscribe to our show. If you enjoyed what you heard, we'd be eternally grateful if you shared it with a friend! We'd Love to know what you think of the show! Leave us a review here. Come back next week as @that_comicbook_dad and I dive into Orphan and The Five Beasts by James Stokoe, published by Dark Horse Comics. Show Information:InstagramWebsiteDiscordSupport The Comic Book LairKeep Reading Comics! Cowabunga Nerds!Books Mentioned in this Episode: Petrol HeadManor BlackPhantom RoadA Vicious CircleGeiger(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)*The Comic Book Lair crew can get 15% off their order at Coffee and a Comic if you enter code "COMICBOOKLAIR" at checkout.We are really stoked to be able to bring this to our listeners! Frank is awesome and is doing really cool things for us Comic Book fans! Make sure to check out @coffee_and_a_comic on Instagram as well!* **Like the sound of the Comic Book Lair Podcast? Our audio production is provided by RoseKat Audio. Check out RoseKat Audio at rosekataudio.com**

A beast fable dream vision mirror of princes with a potent and delicious Scottish cocktail.

The Sickos read some manga (anime in holding-still form)! We go nuts over James Stokoe's newest western manga Orphan and the Five Beasts. Joe explains the goop-based economy of Tsutomo Nihei's Aposimz. And Tom goes sicko mode over Pluto, Naoki Urasawa's reimagining of a classic Astro Boy arc. Comics...are good!!!

Bonjour à toutes et tous et bienvenue dans un nouveau rendez-vous du format Front Page ! Il s'agit de votre revue d'actualité comics pour faire le tour de tout ce qu'il s'est passé au cours des dix derniers jours, puisque nous revenons trois fois par mois avec l'ami Corentin pour décortiquer cette actu bouillonnante ! Nous espérons vous intéresser à tous les sujets abordés, avec une grosse partie - comme souvent - dédiée à la pure bande dessinée, avant de s'attarder un peu sur les adaptations. Si vous ne découvrez pas l'émission aujourd'hui, vous connaissez maintenant la formule !   D'ailleurs, on en profite pour remercier nos derniers soutiens sur Tipeee et les cent et quelques personnes qui nous permettent de tenir le podcast sur le long terme. Vous pouvez contribuer également si vous appréciez notre travail, ou simplement partager nos podcasts afin de nous soutenir ! Bonne écoute et à bientôt pour le prochain podcast !    Le Programme  COMICS - 02:25  Javier Fernandez, Belén Ortega et Dike Ruan se rajoutent au PFF 2023  Orphan and the Five Beasts à soutenir chez Komics Initiative, et Armorclads chez Bliss  Une grande expo' Marvel à la Cité de la BD en 2024  Delirium annonce du Dredd par Al Ewing  La collection petit prix Marvel Multivers annoncée chez Panini Comics  Le grand retour de Lazarus en VF chez Urban, aussi  Du JSA Chronicles 2000 et du Junkyard Joe par Geoff Johns en Juin…  … tandis que juillet 2023 sera un mois Ram V  Void Rivals, le nouveau Robert Kirkman / Lorenzo De Felici  Un retour de Murder, Inc. de Bendis chez Dark Horse  La jolie douille de Battle Chasers #10  DC annonce son event estival Knight Terrors  Jonathan Hickman et Bryan Hitch sur Ultimate Invasion  TV - 1:25:45  Un premier trailer pour l'adaptation de Essex County  La série Dead Boy Detectives passe sur Netflix  Les créateurs de Dark reprennent l'adaptation de Something is Killing the Children  Un trailer de gameplay pour Suicide Squad : Kill the Justice League  CINEMA - 1:41:15  Le nouvel Hellboy a trouvé son interprète  Le film Gorillaz sur Netflix n'aura pas lieu  Soutenez First Print - Podcast Comics de Référence sur Tipeee

Mike and Jessika's latest discoveries show the dollar bins continue to bear fruit! This week, we're talking about Orphan and the Five Beasts from Dark Horse, as well as IDW's recent Terminator vs Transformers comic.  ----more---- Get hyped! Our new site is almost done and we'll have which will have a dedicated transcripts section.  Email: tencenttakes@gmail.com Twitter: @Tencenttakes Instagram: @Tencenttakes Facebook: /Tencenttakes Mastodon: retro.pizza/@tencenttakes Our banner art is original work by Sarah Frank  (https://www.lookmomdraws.com/) Hive: Tencenttakes

This is an audio transfer of Sunday's live stream. Click the link to watch the live video unedited: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alA-gG-ntJw Bread and butter: (57:02) Lots to get through!- (57:02) In Memoriam- (1:07:59) Casting- (1:12:34) Misc.- (2:00:02) Comics- (2:14:45) TrailersMain Course: (2:34:53) Review of SlumberlandFNBookClub: (3:15:06) Orphan and the Five BeastsPersonal Links- Brandon's ScreenRant Work: https://screenrant.com/author/brandon-mcclure/ - Brandon's Latest on Kaiju Ramen - Godzilla Island Is Coming Back To The States: https://kaijuramenmedia.com/news/godzilla-island-is-coming-back-to-the-states - Brandon on The Great Derelict - Another Day in Paradise: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/another-day-in-paradise/id1080222616?i=1000586642579 - Ben on Lack of Genius - LOG Movie Club 1 Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eWhSChzxzw&t=38s - D&Dark S1 E5 - The Revenant: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s1-e5-the-revenant/id1650019202?i=1000586426442 From The Network- Fake Nerds Watch - Andor Season 1 Eps.7-10 Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d54LhFE7oc- Fake Nerds Watch - House of the Dragon Season 1 Eps. 6-10 (Finale) Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuGKf2hbs_Y Show LinksWebsite: http://www.fakenerdpodcast.com/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqTS1ndSguLHfbkQTnHHFNw/featuredPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/fakenerdpodcastTeepublic: https://www.teepublic.com/user/fakenerdpodTags: #FakeNerdPod #FNBookClub #BreadandButter #NetflixFilm #Slumberland #LittleNemo #JasonMamoa #Netflix #Comics #Marvel #DCComics #JasonDavidFrank #Gamera #Shazam #SonicPrime #PussinBoots #PercyJackson #ChrisHemsworth #DragonBallSuper #PowerRangers ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Liebe Internetäffchen, es sind weirde Zeiten, aber auf eins könnt ihr euch verlassen. Die vier Pupskopfe vom Lesewut-Podcast sind für euch da und pfeffern euch einen schönen Urlaub für die Ohren ins Internet. Tino hat seinen Urlaub genutzt und hat den Comic Orphan and the Five Beasts gelesen und Martin hat Geiger für euch mitgebracht. Auch Manga sind am Start. Alex spricht über Black Torch und Stella über Hell's Paradise. SUPPORT Du möchtest Bücher oder Comics bestellen, dann nutze unseren Buch7-Partnerlink: https://www.buch7.de/store/partner/lesewut Du unterstützt damit nicht nur unseren Podcast, sondern Buch7 fördert zudem mit 75% des Gewinns soziale, kulturelle und ökologische Projekte, ohne dass du beim Kauf draufzahlst. THEMEN 00:00:00 - Begrüßung 00:02:20 - Random Talk 00:26:28 - Orphan and the Five Beasts 00:39:54 - Geiger 00:55:44 - Songs 01:01:37 - Hell's Paradise 01:09:18 - Black Torch 01:31:16 - The Last of Us Part 2 01:39:31 - Verabschiedung KONTAKTE Wir auf Social Media https://linktr.ee/lesewutSM E-Mail lesewut@daddelklub.de LINKLISTE Hier findest du alle wichtigen Links zur Folge wie z.B. Leseproben, Trailer, Kauf-Links etc.: https://lesewut.net/linkliste/ SPOTIFY-PLAYLISTEN https://linktr.ee/lesewut

On this episode we gather around the mic to talk about Jonathan Hickman and Mike Huddleston's Decorum. Before that we also talk about the return of Bad Idea comics as well as what we've been reading including Twig, Chip Zdarsky's Batman, Step By Bloody Step, 8 Billion Genies, Orphan and the Five Beasts and more.

Geek-O-Rama Episode 19: Oh what a wonderful web we weave… In which the sexier half of the Middle Age Crew reviews Three Little Wishes, Daredevil Woman Without Fear, Orphan and the Five Beasts, Frank Lee: After Alcatraz and Hulk: Smashtronaut and spins tunes by 3dBs Down, Bed of Snakes, Calm, Barbed Wire, Abermals and The Atlantic Union Project.

Jack and Joe talk about the funny books that they've been reading! Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint Featuring - The Flash  Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint Featuring - Superman  Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint Featuring - Wonder Woman  Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint Featuring - Green Lantern  Black Hammer: Age of Doom She-Hulk (2014)  Man-Thing (2017)  Apache Delivery Service Guardians of the Galaxy (2015)  Morbius (2019)  Orphan and the Five Beasts #4 - #5  Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Manga  The Boys  Rain #1 - #2  Lex Luthor: Man of Steel  Shazam: To Hell and Back  LADY MECHANIKA: THE MONSTER OF THE MINISTRY OF HELL  Multiversity  The Boys: Dear Becky  Amazing Spiderman #2 - #3  Marvels  Marvel Zombies: Dead Days  Dai Dark Vol. 3  Batman: Damned  Infinity  Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point #1 - #6  Thanos: The Infinity Revelation  Thanos: The Infinity Relativity  Thanos:The Infinity Finale  The Scorched #1 - #3  Thanos: The Infinity Siblings  The Flash (2012)  Gideon Falls #3 - #6  Action Comics #1001 - #1028  Superwoman  Joy Operations #1 - #3  Supergirl (2005)  The Walking Dead  Cloaked #1 - 3  The Walking Dead Deluxe #33 - #35  Teenage Mutant Turtles IDW Collection Power Rangers #13 - 15  Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #13 - #15 Thanks for listening!! @IowasJoe @in_garlic @21stcenboys

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OH MOTHER DEAR WE SADLY FEAR THAT WE HAVE SOILED OUR MITTENSAnother week, another blurb. People often ask, "Hey! How do you keep your blurbs so fresh and new, week in, week out? It's amazing! You're amazing! How can I be like you?". Well, we here at SILENCE! Blurb Inc. are tired of this question. So tired in fact that we're now offering our SILENCE! Blurb Writing Masterclass. Learn from the best to realise your potential in the lucrative field of Blubcraft. Packed with high profile contributions from Todd Carty on how to find inspiration, Danny Dyer on the impact of brevity and Neil Gaiman on the power of blurbs. Send your £500 to the usual address.The tired dads return and Gary's been selling off parts of his collection! Both Gary Lactus and The Beast Must Die have been guesting on Shelf Dust Presents The War Effort.  The Beast has been enjoying Paul Morley's biography of Tony Wilson and the surprisingly heavy inclusion of Kieron Gillen therein.  There's a non-review of The Eternals and chitter-chatter regarding the SILENCE! Juniors' emergent relationship with super heroes and Gary's quest for space.  Sadmin.  The tragic loss of Steve Walsh and Garry Leach.The chaps pick themselves up with the exciting birth of Dark and Golden and the peculiar pleasure of comics speculation.Off, down and away into The Reviewniverse with Mek Memoirs, Kamen Rider, The X-Cellent, Orphan and the Five Beasts, Step By Bloody Step, a comic called Uncanny X-Men and The Sharkfighters of course.Then with a yawn we learn that Fraser Geesin will be at the Brighton Illustration Fair on Sunday 1st May, The Beast went to the London Comic Mart and that finding your own comics for sale secondhand really makes you feel like you've made it.

 Esta semana platicamos de la nueva obra de James Stokoe: Orphan and The Five Beasts

C'est le printemps ! Vraiment ! L'actualité comics prend des couleurs telles les fleurs qui s'ouvrent aux premiers rayons de soleil ! Et bien que ça n'a rien à voir, les dernières nouvelles du moment, sur beaucoup de projets annoncés, sont particulièrement excitants. Alors on a pris nos micros, on s'est posé au dehors pour profiter du bon air, et on a enregistré ce nouveau Front Page rien que pour vous !  Une actualité comics très enthousiasmante  Avec la venue d'oeuvre qui nous sont chères en VF, mais aussi de multiples projets en VO par des artistes et auteurs de talent, l'actualité comics de ce Front Page, vous le verrez, a quelque chose d'assez vivifiant. Alors oui, pour une fois, on évitera de parler de choses qui fâchent, et on espère que vous penserez à noter dans votre tête tous ces beaux comics qui arrivent. Du reste, on espère que l'ambiance extérieure reste écoutable ? Dites nous si vous percevez ça comme un bonus ambiant ou si ça vous est désagréable et on ajustera le tir pour les émissions printanières et estivales !  En tous les cas, vous pouvez soutenir le podcast en réagissant aux sujets évoqués et en partageant les émissions sur vos réseaux sociaux ou en les postant un peu partout ! N'hésitez pas, chaque petit geste compte énormément pour nous ! Bonne écoute !  Le Programme  COMICS - 01:23  Snapdragon, Yojimbot et Stuck Rubber Baby primés au FIBD 2022 Orphan & The Five Beasts et Colder arrivent chez Komics Initiative November arrive aux éditions Sarbacane Delcourt signe un important deal pour ComiXology Originals Radiant Black arrive chez Delcourt Comics Blacking Out de Chip Mosher et Peter Krause arrive chez Delcourt Dynamite annonce The Vamp et Samurai Sonja Le Seven Sons de Jae Lee finalement annoncé pour juin 2022 Head Wound, le projet de Christian Ward “produit” par Oscar Isaac Agent of W.O.R.L.D.E. arrive chez Scout Comics Do a Powerbomb!, le nouveau Daniel Warren Johnson chez Image Comics Gail Simone et Phil Noto font le plein de variantes de Jessica Jones Jane Foster reprend le costume de Thor le temps d'une mini-série Steve Skroce à l'écriture et au dessin d'une mini-série Clobberin' Time Une nouvelle série Black Adam par Christopher Priest et Rafa Sandoval G. Willow Wilson sur Poison Ivy et Multiversity : Teen Justice annoncés par DC Comics Paul Dano écrit un Riddler : Year One pour DC Comics  TV - 1:16:17  Un spin-off de la série Harley Quinn sur Kite Man en développement Un premier trailer pour The Boys saison 3 Un premier trailer pour Ms Marvel Un reboot de Daredevil listé en production  CINEMA - 1:31:52  Netflix adapte en films Irrécupérable et Incorruptible Sydney Sweeney rejoint le cast de Madame Web Deadpool 3 embauche Shawn Levy à la réalisation  --Soutenez nous sur Tipeee : https://fr.tipeee.com/first-print  Ne manquez aucun rendez-vous : https://podcast.ausha.co/firstprintfra   Retrouvez nous sur Facebook : https://facebook.com/FirstPrintFRA  sur Instragram : https://www.instagram.com/firstprintfra  et sur Twitter : https://twitter.com/FirstPrintFRA 

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¡Bill Willingham llega al final de su cuento en Ciudad Gótica!, ¡Marvel pinta al pueblo de rojo... otra vez!, Y una nueva oleada de números 1 en cómics indie que, prometen, un gran viernes para hablar de #LosCómicsDeLaSemana. ÑOÑOTICIAS - (5:31) ¿Y dónde está el tuiter de La Covacha? Chip Zdarsky en Batman Jae Lee viene a La Mole de marzo Panini España lanza 5a edición de Torpedo 1936 Marvel lanzará serie de Ant-Man por Al Ewing para celebrar 60 años del personaje. DC COMICS - (31:11) Aquamen #1 Wonder Woman: Evolution #4 Aquaman / Green Arrow: Deep Target #5 DC vs. Vampires #5 The Human Target #5 Deathstroke Inc. #6 Blue & Gold #6 Action Comics #1040 Hardware: Season One #4 (Milestone) Refrigerator Full of Heads #4 DC Horror Presents: Soul Plumber #5 Batman vs. Bigby! A Wolf in Gotham #6 Robin #11 Harley Quinn #12 Detective Comics #1054 MARVEL COMICS - (1:53:50) Ghost Rider #1 Elektra: Black, White & Blood #2 X Deaths of Wolverine #3 Dark Ages #5 Phoenix Song: Echo #5 Shang-Chi #9 Black Widow #14 Strange Academy #16 Carnage Forever #1 Ben Reilly: Spider-Man #2 The Amazing Spider-Man #90 INDIES - (2:56:43) The Killer: Affairs of the State #1 (Archaia) Rockstart and Softboy #1 (Image Comics) Stranger Things: Erica The Great (Dark Horse Comics) Step by Bloody Step #1 (Image Comics) We Ride Titans #2 & Radio Apocalypse #2 (Vault Comics) Bolero #2 (Image Comics) Orphan and the Five Beasts #4 (Dark Horse Comics) Grrl Scouts: Stone Ghost #4 (Image Comics) House of Slaughter #5 (BOOM! Studios) Saga #56 (Image Comics) FICHA COVACHA Mesa: Valentín García, Francisco Espinosa, Bernardo Arteaga y Axel Alonso Síguenos en Twitter, Facebook, YouTube y Twitch, La Covacha Anime Fecha: Viernes 25 de febrero, 2022 Suscríbete al Podcast: Spotify, Apple, Amazon, Google, Anchor Descarga Directa: https://archive.org/details/los-comics-de-la-semana-90-febrero-25-08-2022-final Música License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Vlog Lofi by RamolPro https://filmmusic.io/song/7071-vlog-lofi

I'M GOING TO FAST! I GOT NO BREAKS ON MY ROLLER SKATES!Hi, come this way, that's right, just through here.  Now, our first exhibit is this collection of bricks.  As you can see there's five in total.  Two of them are the same and one of them is made of latex.  That's right! It's a stunt brick!  Then over here we have a wooden duck painted like Superman, right next to this wide-necked plastic bottle with some piss in it.  Well that's it.  I hope you've enjoyed your tour of the Museum of Gary Lactus.  Oh, I almost forgot, here we have a classic blurb written by the human disappointment himself.Two men!  One pod!  Some saucy innuendo!  Some sentences ending in exclamation marks!  After a break, Gary Lactus and The Beast Must Die reacquaint themselves with a bit of chat about Douglas Noble and pal's A Pocket Chiller series, not doing comedy and an imaginary space battle between billionaires.Then it's off to a bumper Reviewniverse with Simon Hanselmann's Crisis Zone, Jack Teagle's Collected Madness, Fight! and Teagle Comics, Cinema Purgatorio, Nick Edwards' It Had To Be You, Doctor Tom Brent - Young Intern, Battle, Walls' Chill, Sean Azzopardi, Orphan and the Five Beasts, Mr. Men and Battle Action Force of course.Then it's away but not before you are urged to buy John McRea's stuff to help him through a pretty devastating bout of long covid.See you next week!

Episode #403! This week is packed full of Cool Stuff. First up is a dramatic reading from Seth's "Palookaville" #22. Next up Scott talks horror movies with "Willy's Wonderland" and "The Curse of Frankenstein". DL brings it back to sequential art with Vault Comic's "The Autumnal" collection. Scott tells us about the novel "Leave The World Behind" by Rumaan Alam. DL teases his panel of the year from James Stokoe's "Orphan and the Five Beasts" issue #3. Wrapping this episode up, Scott talks about holiday traditions and the War of the Worlds radio broadcast. 

Tarde y con sueño #LosCómicsDeLaSemana poquitos pero benditos, o algo así. DC COMICS - (5:34) Dark Knights of Steel #1 Batman / Superman: The Authority Special #1 Arkham City: The Order of the World #2 Batman: Reptilian #5 Batman # 116 Superman '78 #3 Justice League Infinity #5 Soul Plumber #2 (DC Horror) MARVEL - (1:03:18) The Death of Doctor Strange: Avengers #1 Strange Academy Presents: The Death of Doctor Strange #1 INDIES - (1:22:43) The Magic Order 2 #1 (Image Comics) Newburn #1 (Image Comics) After Dark #1 (AfterShock Comics) The Rush #1 (Vault Comics) A Thing Called Truth #1 (Image Comics) .self #1 (comiXology Originals) The Heathens #1 (AfterShock Comics) / Chilling Adventures in Sorcery #1 (Archie Comics) / Knighted #1 (AWA) Hellboy: The Bones of Giants #1 (Dark Horse Comics) The Me You Love in the Dark #4 (Image Comics) Dirtbag Rapture #2 (Oni Press) Primordial #2 (Image Comics) Last Flight Out #3 (Dark Horse Comics) Orphan and the Five Beasts #3 (Dark Horse Comics) FICHA COVACHA Mesa: Bernardo Arteaga, Valentín García Invitados: Axel Alonso, Francisco Espinosa Síguenos en Twitter, Facebook, YouTube y ¡ahora en Twitch! Fecha: Viernes 05 de Noviembre, 2021 Música Rock Guitar Intro 07 by TaigaSoundProd Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/8342-rock-guitar-intro-07 License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Chase by Alexander Nakarada Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/5766-chase License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Lofi Chill Hip-Hop by WinnieTheMoog Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6347-lofi-chill-hip-hop License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Vlog Lofi by RamolPro Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7071-vlog-lofi License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Carefree by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3476-carefree License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Glitter Blast by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4707-glitter-blast License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Asian Lo Fi by DreamHeaven Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6480-asian-lo-fi- License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Smooth Lovin by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4379-smooth-lovin License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Imagefilm 020 by Sascha Ende Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/391-imagefilm-020 License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Shawn and Drew from Comics Elite comic shop preview the best and worst releases of the new comic book week. DC and Marvel Comics are debuting several new titles during new comic week November 3rd including Dark Knights of Steel and Human Target. Shawn and Drew lay out this weeks new releases you shouldn't expect much from or can outright skip. (00:00) Shawn and Drew then name his Top 10 must read new comics for the week. (56:24) Must listen for readers looking for the best bang for their new comic buck. Marvel Comics feature new issues of Winter Guard, Star Wars, Amazing Fantasy and X-Men: Legends. DC Comics feature new titles Dark Knights of Steel and Human Target. DC also release new issues of Batman, Batman: Reptilian, Superman '78 and Swamp Thing. Image Comics feature new series Newburn and A Thing Called Truth as well as new issues of Fire power, Radiant Black and Silver Coin. Other indie comics of note include; Knighted, Hellboy: The Bones of Giants, Orphan and the Five Beasts, Red Sonja and The Rush.    Comics Elite Info YT: youtube.com/channel/UCqomzHuP6X3QLXElMdzm1JA Website: comicselitecomics.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/comicselite/   Support Thinking Critical at Ko-fi. Monthly subscriptions receive bonus content and early access to some channel content. Ko-fi.com/thinkingcritical Thank you for supporting the channel!

Join Mike and Bill as they discuss Gieger #1, Lighthouse #1, Made in Korea #1, Good Asian #1, Orphan and the FIve Beasts #1, Red Room #1 Grimm Tales of Terror: H. H. Holmes, The Many Deaths of Laila Star #1, Broken Souls Ballad #1, Star Wars Bad Batch, Shadow In The Clouds

Join Mike and Bill as they discuss Gieger #1, Lighthouse #1, Made in Korea #1, Good Asian #1, Orphan and the FIve Beasts #1, Red Room #1 Grimm Tales of Terror: H. H. Holmes, The Many Deaths of Laila Star #1, Broken Souls Ballad #1, Star Wars Bad Batc...

In this episode, Greg, Leon and Rahul discuss the following comics: LA MANO DEL DESTINO (https://imagecomics.com/comics/releases/la-mano-del-destino-tp) THE STRANGE WORLD OF YOUR DREAMS (https://kirbymuseum.org/blogs/simonandkirby/archives/210) HAHA #1-4 (https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/haha) THE MANY DEATHS OF LAILA STARR #2 (https://www.boom-studios.com/wordpress/archives/the-many-deaths-of-laila-starr-2-first-look/) ORPHAN AND THE FIVE BEASTS #2 (https://www.darkhorse.com/Comics/3005-534/Orphan-and-the-Five-Beasts-2) Send any questions or feedback to (mailto:acecomicals@gmail.com) acecomicals@gmail.com. And also please subscribe (http://www.acecomicals.com/subscribe) and leave us a review! If you like what we do please consider donating to us (https://ko-fi.com/acecomicals) at https://ko-fi.com/acecomicals. All contributions will be used to defray the cost of hosting the website. Ace Comicals, over and out!#

Fecha de Grabación: Lunes 10 y miércoles 12 de mayo de 2021Algunas de las noticias y temas comentados:Marvel Studios presentó un emotivo video con un repaso a lo que va del MCU hasta ahora, además de títulos y fechas oficiales de estreno para la mayoría de las películas de la Fase 4.Se liberó el primer avance de Venom 2: Let There Be Carnage, y comentamos nuestras impresiones.Damos un repaso a los anuncios de Panini Comics México sobre el futuro inmediato de la línea de cómics de Star Wars para Latinoamérica.Respondemos preguntas de los auditores.¡...Y muchísimo más!Comentario de series y películas:Mortal Kombat, película dirigida por Simon McQuoid y protagonizada por Lewis Tan, Jessica McNamee, Josh Lawson, Tadanobu Asano y otros. (Warner)The Mitchells vs. The Machines, película animada escrita y dirigida por Mike Rianda y Jeff Rowe y con las voces de Danny McBride, Abbi Jacobson, Maya Rudolph, Eric Andre y Olivia Colman. (Sony Pictures Animation/Netflix)Invincible, serie animada de Amazo Studios basada en el cómic de Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker y Ryan Ottley, con las voces de Steven Yeun, Sandra Oh, J.K. Simmons, Gillian Jacobs, Zazie Beetz, Walton Goggins, Seth Rogen, Mark Hamill y otros. (Amazon Studios/Prime)Comentario de cómics:BRZRKR, coescrito por Keanu Reeves y Matt Kindt y dibujado por Ron Garney, con color de Bill Crabtree. (Kickstarter/BOOM! Studios)Orphan and the Five Beast, escrito, dibujado, coloreado y rotulado por James Stokoe. (Dark Horse Comics)Pueden escuchar el Podcast en este reproductor.Descarga Directa MP3 (Usar botón derecho del mouse y opción "guardar enlace como"). Peso: 90.4 MB; Calidad: 128 Kbps.El episodio tiene una duración de 01:37:44.Recuerden que ya está otra vez activa nuestra campaña en Patreon. Cada episodio del podcast se publica ahí al menos 24 horas antes que a través de los canales habituales, y cada mes grabamos un especial temático que es exclusivo de esta plataforma. Puedes sumarte a nuestros patreoncinadores™ con aportaciones desde 1 dólar al mes, y no existe un mínimo de tiempo para mantener su suscripción.También puedes encontrar nuestro podcast en los siguientes agregadores y servicios especializados:Comicverso en SpotifyComicverso en iVooxComicverso en Apple PodcastsComicverso en Google PodcastsComicverso en Amazon MusicComicverso en Archive.orgComicverso en I Heart RadioComicverso en Overcast.fmComicverso en Pocket CastsComicverso en RadioPublicComicverso en CastBox.fm¿Usas alguna app o servicio que no tiene a Comicverso? En la barra lateral está el feed del podcast, mismo que puedes agregar al servicio de tu preferencia.Nos interesa conocer opiniones y críticas para seguir mejorando. Si te gusta nuestro trabajo, por favor ayúdanos compartiendo el enlace a esta entrada, cuéntale a tus amigos sobre nuestro Podcast, y recomiéndalo a quien creas que pueda interesarle. Hasta pronto.Deja tus comentarios o escríbenos directamente a comicverso@gmail.com

Some Like it Slabbed! A comic book review podcast discussing New Releases from Wednesday May 5th and Previous WeeksThis week Oz, Theo & John discuss all the newest comic releases including:Deadly Class #45 (Image) (00:03:38)Reckless - Friend of the Devil HC (Image) (00:09:23)The Good Asian #1 (Image) (00:12:40)Batman #108 (DC Comics) (00:22:40)Heroes Reborn #1  (Marvel) (00:29:19)Crime Syndicate #3 (DC Comics) (00:34:04)Children of the Atom #2 (Marvel) (00:40:04)Locke and Key Sandman Hell & Gone #1 (IDW)   (00:47:30)Outcast #48 (Image) (00:52:00)Hey Kids! Comics! : Prophets and Loss #1 (Image) (00:55:01)Fear Case #4 (Dark Horse) (01:01:22)BERSRKR #2 (BOOM Studios!) (01:02:54)Action Comics #1030 (DC Comics) (01:07:05)Eratic #5 (AWA Upshot) (01:09:17)Happy Hour #6 (Ahoy Comics) (01:11:04)Hard Case Crime : Minky Woodcock - The Girl who Electrifed Tesla (Titan) (01:13:10)Spider-Man : Spider’s Shadow #1 (Marvel)  (01:19:02)Black Hammer : Visions #3 (Dark Horse) (01:22:03) X-Men Legends #3 (Marvel) (01:24:29) Orphan and the Five Beasts #2 (Dark Horse) (01:29:35)James Bond : Agent of Spectre #3 (Dynamite) (01:31:42)Swamp Thing #3 (DC Comics) (01:33:00)Marjorie Finnegan Temporal Criminal (AWA Upshot) (01:36:26)Firepower #11 (Image) (01:41:12)Green Lantern #2 (DC Comics) (01:43:48)Beta Ray Bill #2 (Marvel) (01:49:35)Whalesville / Rocks & Minerals #1 (Bad Idea) (01:52:55)Eniac #3 (Bad Idea) (01:55:32)Batman the Detective (DC Comics) (02:00:58)Serial #3 (Abstract Studios!) (02:03:27)C4L slab service - (02:08:20)

Episode #375! This week Scott and DL are back with comics and a documentary. DL starts by bringing four new limited series' to the table. There is plenty of Kung-Fu in James Stokoe's "Orphan and the Five Beasts". America is a wasteland with a few killer survivors in Steve Skroce's "Post Americana". A pack of dogs band together to prove their new master is a serial killer in Tony Fleecs and Trish Forstner's "Stray Dogs". Brandon Graham continues to channel his inner Moebius with "Rain Like Hammers". Scott brings "Zappa" the documentary about legendary musician Frank Zappa to the table. Check it out!

*Spoilers The Marvels by Busiek, Cinar, Isanove, & Bowland; Deadly Class #45, BRZRKR #2; The Flapper Queens: Women Cartoonists of the Jazz Age; Star Wars ESB 40th Anniversary Covers; Robin #1; Darth Vader #11; Beta Ray Bill #2; Batman Black & White #5; Ultramega #2; Orphan & the Five Beasts #2; Haha #4; NCBD Picks: Eden (One-shot); Invincible Red Sonya #1; The Good Asian #1

Caleb decided to take a study break from law school and he re-enters the Comic Book Bears cave! Listen in as he joins Steve and Bill in talking about the return of comic conventions (big and small), some MCU news and a whole lot of comic book talk including musings on America Chavez: Made in America, Orphan and the Five Beasts, Darkhawk: Heart of the Hawk, The Cimmerian, Nocterra and more! Also Bill has ... opinions ... about Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point #1!

In this episode, Greg, Leon and Rahul special guest Nigel (https://www.acecomicals.com/guests/nigeltwumasi) to discuss the following comics: THE OLD GUARD: TALES THROUGH TIME #1 (https://imagecomics.com/comics/releases/the-old-guard-tales-through-time-1-of-6) THE MANY DEATHS OF LAILA STARR #1 (https://www.boom-studios.com/wordpress/archives/the-many-deaths-of-laila-starr-1-first-look/) DEADLY CLASS (https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/deadly-class) THE SWAMP THING #1-2 (https://www.dccomics.com/comics/the-swamp-thing-2021/the-swamp-thing-1) ORPHAN AND THE FIVE BEASTS #1 (https://www.darkhorse.com/Comics/3005-533/Orphan-and-the-Five-Beasts-1) Adittionally, Leon gives us a brief review of the new MORTAL KOMBAT (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYH2sLid0Zc) movie -Nigel (https://www.acecomicals.com/guests/nigeltwumasi) also gives a project update for his upcoming new manga SERIOUS: THROUGH THE FOG (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mayamada/serious-an-empowering-survival-adventure-for-all-ages) and talks a little bit about the process of creating a comic! you can check out all the cool projects and things that our guests have been working on by following these links! The Gamepad Online (https://gamepad.events/) virtual gaming event! https://gamepad.events/ The main Mayamada website which is the hub for everything they do! www.mayamada.com (https://mayamada.com) The latest Mayamada Universe manga project SERIOUS: THROUGH THE FOG (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mayamada/serious-an-empowering-survival-adventure-for-all-ages) Send any questions or feedback to (mailto:acecomicals@gmail.com) acecomicals@gmail.com. And also please subscribe (http://www.acecomicals.com/subscribe) and leave us a review! If you like what we do please consider donating to us (https://ko-fi.com/acecomicals) at https://ko-fi.com/acecomicals. All contributions will be used to defray the cost of hosting the website. Ace Comicals, over and out!# Special Guest: Nigel Twumasi.

0m - INTRODUCTION Keith’s collection breaks 10000 issues! Nightwing v.1 & v.2! Alan’s finished Invincible! Keith finally completed Spider-Man on PS4 and started on Horizon Zero Dawn! New DC Horror Line: Conjuring Tie-Ins, Alan’s latest rant on speculators - Batman/Fortnite, Falcon & Winter Soldier Ep.6, Falcon show runners writing next Captain America movie, Loki next COMIC REVIEWS HONOURABLE MENTIONS 35m15s - DC – Superman: Red & Blue #2, Catwoman #30 39m 45s - Marvel - Alien #2, Carnage: Black, White & Blood #2, SWORD #5, Way of X #1, Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade #2 1hr 05m 40s - Indie - Orphan & Five Beasts #2, Knock ‘Em Dead #5, Blade Runner Origins #3, The Old Guard: Tales Through Time #1 PICKS 1hr 21m 38s - Alan - Many Deaths of Laila Starr #1 1hr 31m 14s - Paddy - The Avengers 45 1hr 40m 40s - Keith - Nightwing #79 1hr 53m 05s - Titles to look forward to next NCBD Alan - Deadly Class #45, Friend of the Devil: A Reckless Book, Beta Ray Bill #2 Paddy - Robin #1, Department of Truth #8, Teen Titans Academy #2 Keith - The Marvels #1, Once & Future #18, Two Moons #3

0m - INTRODUCTION Keith’s collection breaks 10000 issues! Nightwing v.1 & v.2! Alan’s finished Invincible! Keith finally completed Spider-Man on PS4 and started on Horizon Zero Dawn! New DC Horror Line: Conjuring Tie-Ins, Alan’s latest rant on speculators - Batman/Fortnite, Falcon & Winter Soldier Ep.6, Falcon show runners writing next Captain America movie, Loki next COMIC REVIEWS HONOURABLE MENTIONS 35m15s - DC – Superman: Red & Blue #2, Catwoman #30 39m 45s - Marvel - Alien #2, Carnage: Black, White & Blood #2, SWORD #5, Way of X #1, Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade #2 1hr 05m 40s - Indie - Orphan & Five Beasts #2, Knock ‘Em Dead #5, Blade Runner Origins #3, The Old Guard: Tales Through Time #1 PICKS 1hr 21m 38s - Alan - Many Deaths of Laila Starr #1 1hr 31m 14s - Paddy - The Avengers 45 1hr 40m 40s - Keith - Nightwing #79 1hr 53m 05s - Titles to look forward to next NCBD Alan - Deadly Class #45, Friend of the Devil: A Reckless Book, Beta Ray Bill #2 Paddy - Robin #1, Department of Truth #8, Teen Titans Academy #2 Keith - The Marvels #1, Once & Future #18, Two Moons #3

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Sex, drugs, and super-hereos in love? Will they live up to the challenge, or will Young Heroes in Love completely fall apart? We talk Looney Tunes LEGO, Jenny Zero #1, Doctor Who: Missy #1, Orphan and the Five Beasts #2 and talk up the Invincible animated series. Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at http://patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure the Major Spoilers Podcast continues far into the future! Join our Discord server and chat with fellow Spoilerites! (https://discord.gg/jWF9BbF) NEWS https://variety.com/2021/film/news/shazam-2-lucy-liu-villain-1234949425/ https://variety.com/2021/film/news/gundam-live-action-movie-netflix-jordan-vogt-roberts-1234949518/ https://variety.com/2021/tv/news/she-hulk-disney-plus-series-renee-elise-goldsberry-1234947430/ https://bleedingcool.com/collectibles/lego/looney-tunes-lego-mini-figures-coming-soon/ REVIEWS STEPHEN JENNY ZERO #1 Writer: Dave Dwonch, Brockton McKinney Artist: Magenta King Publisher: Dark Horse Comics Cover Price: $3.99 Release Date: April 14, 2021 Meet Jenny Tetsuo, the hard drinkin', hard partyin' daughter of beloved superhero, Mega Commander Zero. After washing out as the military's top kaiju killer, "Jenny Zero" now lives the celebutante life with her hotel heiress and publicist best friend, Dana Sheraton. But when the massive creatures return, Jenny must decide if she can sober up and save the world! From Dave Dwonch (Cyrus Perkins and the Haunted Taxi Cab, Mind Palace), Brock McKinney (MAD Magazine, Full Moon Deadly Ten films) and superstar in the making, Magenta King comes a new hero for a new decade! [rating:3.5/5] MATTHEW DOCTOR WHO: MISSY #1 Writer: Joey Hauser Artist: Roberta Ingranata Publisher: Titan Comics Cover Price: $3.99 Release Date: April 14, 2021 MISSY wages war on the THIRD AND TWELFTH DOCTORS! Can they stop her from executing her lethal plot? [rating:3/5] RODRIGO ORPHAN AND THE FIVE BEASTS #2 Writer: James Stokoe Artist: James Stokoe Publisher: Dark Horse Comics Cover Price: $3.99 Release Date: April 21, 2021 A brave warrior, following her master's final wish, finds the dreaded bandit leader that used to be a hero--but is now a force of destruction that threatens all life in the valley with his indestructible legs and ''Two Trees Bearing Heaven'' fighting style. [rating: 4/5] ASHLEY INVINCIBLE EPISODE 5 "THAT ACTUALLY HURT" Writer: Christine Lavaf Starring: Steven Yeun, Sandra Oh, JK Simmons Network: Amazon Prime Release Date: April 9th, 2021 Feeling confident in his new abilities, Mark risks a team-up with a local villain to take down a crime lord, while simultaneously juggling school and a new relationship. [rating: 5/5] DISCUSSION Young Heroes in Love Writer: Dan Raspier Artist: Dev Madan Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: June 1997 Young Heroes in Love was an American comic book series published by DC Comics; it ran for 18 issues (including the #1,000,000 issue) from 1997 to 1998. An uncommon combination of the superhero and romance genres, it introduced two LGBT male characters into the DC Universe – Frostbite and Off-Ramp – who were depicted becoming a couple, which was considered groundbreaking for the time. Unusual for a comic set in an established publisher-owned universe, Dan Raspler and Dev Madan retained copyright to the stories and art. CLOSE Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com Call the Major Spoilers Hotline at (785) 727-1939. A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends!

It's our March comics round-up! We're discussing Jonna and the Unpossible Monsters #1 by Chris & Laura Samnee from Oni Press, Orphan and the Five Beasts #1 by James Stokoe from Dark Horse, Shadecraft #1 by Joe Henderson & Lee Garbett and Karmen #1 by Guillem March by from Image! There's also the weirdest of tangents in our opening chat, but would you expect anything else? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

¡Es hora de echar el chisme con los cómics de la semana! Un episodio más corto que de costumbre, porque hubo susto sísmico y poca fluencia de las copias de reseña... así que le aprovechamos para rantear un poco más sobre el SnyderCult. DC COMICS - (2:30) Superman: Red & Blue #1, Justice League #59, Nightwing #78 MARVEL - (51:58) S.W.O.R.D. #4, X-Force #18, Thor #13, Captain Marvel #27 INDIES - (93:14) Orphan and the Five Beasts #1 (Dark Horse Comics), Snow Angels #2 (Comixology Originals), Ultramega #1 (Skybound) COMENTARIOS FINALES - (132:27) FICHA COVACHA Mesa: Francisco Espinosa, Bernardo Arteaga y Valentín García Síguenos en Twitter, Facebook, YouTube y ¡ahora en Twitch! Fecha: Viernes 19 de marzo, 2021 Música Midnight City by c152 feat. chirrrex Forgot About Me by DreamHeaven License Lofi Chill Hip-Hop by WinnieTheMoog License Vlog Lofi by RamolPro License

On Today's Episode, Ryan and Dylan talk about their favorite books from last week! This weeks reads were Justice League #59 Nightwing #78 Orphans and the Five Beasts #1 Utramega #1 You can follow The Comic Lounge on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/thecomiclounge Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecomiclounge Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecomiclounge https://www.thecomiclounge.com Send us your feedback or comments to thecomicloungepod@gmail.com

On this week's comic book review podcast: Ultramega #1 Image Comics By James Harren Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade #1 Marvel By Si Spurrier & Sergio Dávila Orphan and the Five Beasts #1 Dark Horse Comics By James Stokoe Catwoman #29 DC Comics Written by Ram V Art by Fernando Blanco Radiant Black #2 Image Comics Written by Kyle Higgins Art by Marcelo Costa The Amazing Spider-Man: King in Black #1 Marvel Written by Jed MacKay Art by Michele Bandini, Alberto Albuquerque Nightwing #78 DC Comics Written by Tom Taylor Art by Bruno Redondo Orcs! #2 Kaboom! By Christine Larsen The Trials of Ultraman #1 Marvel Written by Kyle Higgins & Mat Groom Art by Francesco Manna, Eduardo Ferigato and Gurihiru Justice League #59 DC Comics Written by Brian Michael Bendis, Ram V Art by David Marquez, Xermanico Snow Angels #2 ComiXology Written by Jeff Lemire Art by Jock SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, ITUNES, ANDROID, SPOTIFY, STITCHER OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON. Full Episode Transcript Alex:                 What is up, everybody? Welcome to The Stack. I'm Alex. Justin:              I'm Justin. Pete:                I'm Pete. Alex:                 And on The Stack, we talk about a bunch of books that come out this week, but not Head Lopper. Justin:              Yeah, what the fuck, man? Alex:                 Never Head Lopper, never, ever. [crosstalk 00:00:22] They barely lop any heads anymore in that book. [crosstalk 00:00:28] Justin:              It should be Head Notper because they're not lopping anything up. Alex:                 It's a very good book. We're just not talking about it in The Stack. Instead, we're going to kick things off, talking about Ultramega #1, from Image Comics by James Harren. I think you actually said it best on the live show, Justin, so I don't know if you want to just take it from here, but I think you totally nailed my thoughts on this book. Justin:              Yeah. And so this book is a take on Kaiju, sort of a dark take. I've never been a Kaiju guy in comic book form. Pete:                Really? Justin:              Just in the comics, I feel like a lot of them are sort of similar to what we've seen before. And this book is such a dark take on it. You're in this character's head, it's just such a fresh version of this type of book. I loved every bit of the story and so many surprising moments and especially where it lands by the end. This was definitely the… Caught me off guard and was the most surprising and exciting book of the week for me. Pete:                Wow. Alex:                 Pete, what about you? Pete:                I loved it. The art's unbelievable. This is a real epic book. Unbelievable battles, super gross. Yeah. The storyline is really creative and different. It's dark in all the right places, creepy and gross looking in all the right places and huge and intense and others. And it's just really, really well done. Justin:              [crosstalk 00:01:56] Sorry, before you get there, Alex, one last thing, it's also the rare book that goes hard. It doesn't just set up the premise and then sit in it and be like, “Tune in next week.” Kind of a thing. It goes hard at the ideas and really pushes it. Alex:                 The basic premise of the thing. And this gives away the first couple of pages, which I think are surprising and exciting in and of themself as they slowly spool out the story. But I'll do this just to tease people about it and then not talk about what happens probably in the last two thirds of the book. Well, the general idea is this weird eye creature or space being gives three people powers to turn into giant beings kind of called, at least one of them is called Ultramega. And they are able to identify a Kaiju virus that has embedded itself in people, but the catch is when they approach those people, when they see it, it activates that virus and they turn into these giant Kaiju and then they need to fight them. And it's kind of what the world deals with after that. But as Justin was mentioning, it spins in these crazy, crazy dark directions that are so good. Alex:                 Art wise as well, Pete, I don't know if you're going to take exception to this, but this reminded me in a really pleasant way of Daniel Warren Johnson and his work, just because all of the action. I think this was the thing as well that really shocked me about this book because I'm also not a huge Kaiju fan most of the time, is how clear and unique the action felt across the board, how well it was staged. Great. And it just builds too, over the course of the book. It starts with these big fights and they only get huger by the end. It's amazing. Pete:                Yeah, it really is impressive. I guess I'm the only guy who likes Kaiju but that being said, I agree with Justin with the way that it moves. This book, it feels like they really sat on this book a little bit before releasing it and went over it again and again, and tightened and made all these different things because the way it… It's just a powerhouse from start to finish. Alex:                 And the creator talks about this a little bit at the end, we should also mention it's an oversized book. I might have the page count, but it's at least 60 pages or so. Justin:              Yep. 62 pages of comic action. Alex:                 Yeah. [crosstalk 00:04:12] And he talks about this in the end where he says, I know, normally it felt like you should be doing 20 ish pages of a book, but there's so much more he wanted to say in this first issue that he just jammed it all in there and worked on it and it's totally worth it. This is an incredible book. Definitely pick it up. Easily the pick of the week, but lots of other good things on The Stack so keep listening to our podcast because here we go. [crosstalk 00:04:34] Justin:              Yeah, don't shut it off just because we got a banger. [crosstalk 00:04:36]. Alex:                 Comic book shop. Pete:                No, I mean, that's how I would listen to it. I would just be like, “Well, all right, looks like this is the one they recommend. That's on you, dear. I'm going to go to the shop.” Alex:                 Well, stay tuned for our even more pick of the week that we're going to have [crosstalk 00:04:51] Justin:              Oh, nice. Way to sell it up. P.T. Barnum. Pete, when you listen to albums back in the day were you're like, “Oh, great song, smash. I'm done with this shit.” Pete:                It's all right, man. Justin:              You're like Pearl Jam Ten or Pearl Jam One, throw the rest away. I don't care about the rest of these songs. Alex:                 Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade #1 from Marvel by Si Spurrier and Sergio Davila, we read the Black Knight King in Black One Shot, enjoyed that. But I think our general impression was it felt like, “Ah, this is really just setting up a Black Knight series.” Surprise, it was in fact setting up a Black Knight series. And what you get here is also a very dark take on a classic Marvel character. Justin, you're a fan of the Black Knight. How'd you feel about this one? Justin:              I love the Black Knight and this was another great book. They do a great job in this book of specifically setting up a Black Knight as sort of the dark side of a Thor. Black Knight famously an Avenger, sort of a mid-tier Avenger who wasn't a super big hero, but was around a lot in different eras of the Avengers. And in this, he feels that. He's like, “I wish I had friends. I wish I could hang out with the Avengers.” It's sad. Pete:                Yeah. It's got to be tough. You're so close yet so far away. Justin:              Yeah. Well, he was in, he's in the Avengers. [crosstalk 00:06:13] Pete:                That's what I mean, but they won't hang out with him. Justin:              Yeah. It's a bummer. They only call him for the real fucked up missions. But in this, there's a great moment in here where Thor can't pick up Black Knight's sword, the Cursed Ebony Blade, because he's too pure and he's like, “You have to have a darkness. It has to feel your shadow.” Which I thought was just a great comparison as Thor was just throwing his worthy hammer in the air. And then you have this blade that is too dark for anyone to pick up but our guy Dane. Pete:                Which is surprising, because you would think with Thor's drinking, he would have a little bit of a dark side, but apparently not. Justin:              Yeah. He's a social drinker. Pete:                Well, it's interesting, the way the conflict that he has and the way that he has to use kind of the darkness inside of him. It's not the goodness that he uses to fight. It's the dark side. It's kind of like the anger. So I very much related to that. And it was very cool. Like this moment of him trying to deal with his emotions and talk things out in a way that he can be okay with who he is and how he battles and stuff like that. I thought it was very interesting and cool. Alex:                 I like this book quite a bit too. Let's move on and talk about Orphan and the Five Beasts #1 from Dark Horse Comics by James Stokoe. Pete, I don't know why you need your Head Lopper when you got your Orphan and the Five Beasts. I mean, come on, you got an angry fighter, you got a bunch of lopping going on. That's got to satisfy you. Justin:              This is right over the Pete plate right here. Pete:                Yeah. I mean, this was great. Don't get me wrong. This was a lot of fun. The thigh master or whatever it was really fucking bad-ass. Just kind of the cloak dude who is just really great at fighting. I very, very much enjoyed this book. Alex:                 And just to be clear, we like Head Lopper. I'll stop pretending that I'm slamming it over the rest of the podcast. Justin:              Love Head Lopper. Alex:                 But this is exactly what you wanted, to have James Stokoe, I'm trying to think how to describe it, but just like quest to kill five increasingly, probably deadly villains who have killed this ronin's master sort of story. You kind of know what you're in for, but it's the regular requisite James Stokoe insane art. This is very fun. It's very enjoyable and it looks great. Pete:                Yeah. I also really liked the kind of setup. Sometimes we get a set up of like, “I have to avenge because of this or whatever.” And it's sometimes interesting, but sometimes kind of typical. This is a very kind of cool a story to kind of set up how this is all going to go down, this whole you make a promise to, “Okay, I'll give you this power, but then you've got to come back and learn the right way to use it.” And I thought it was a very cool setup for [inaudible 00:09:07] and for all this unbelievable fighting and action. Justin:              This feels like it's at the intersection of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the classic, Usagi Yojimbo and Ball Z, Dragon Ball Z. And that intersection is actually where Pete lives. If you're ever looking to send some mail to Pete, that's the address. Pete:                Yeah. I definitely get my mail there. There's no question. Alex:                 Let's move on and talk about Catwoman #29 from DC Comics written by Ram V., art by Fernando Blanco. In this issue, Catwoman is running shit downtown, but there's some different forces who are closing in on her at the same time. A couple of things that I'll throw out to you guys right at the top here, first of all, I sort of felt this last week, but I felt this even more this week, I am really appreciating Future State even more based on the fact that DC set up these art teams, kind of gave them two months to play around and figure things out and then put them on the permanent titles. And that pays off here with a really good, beautifully drawn story. I haven't read Catwoman in a really long time, but I like this quite a bit. On the flip side of things, I am wondering, and I know there has been blow back, should they have renumbered these to #1? Justin:              Wow. Pete:                Oh, my God. Jesus Christ. Justin:              I'm surprised they didn't, to be honest. But I do think coming out of Future State, which was all #1s and #2s, I get why they just kept going. And I appreciate that a little bit more because I think Future State was sort of the bait to get you to sign on to these books with these great new creative teams. And I want to say, I feel like Ram V. is having a moment. Pete:                Yeah. Ram V.! I agree. I really liked this book. I like how the villain is a kind of similar to Ghost in the Ant-Man movie. I also love this kind of strung out Riddler a little bit who's hooked on that Ivy. You know what I mean? A very interesting take. There's a lot going on in this book, which I appreciate. This is a very cool Catwoman book. The art's fantastic. Alex:                 I particularly like playing in this villainous side of the world. Catwoman always straddles this weird line, particularly now that she's canonically with Batman, has fallen more on the side of the heroes, but you do have all these characters in Gotham that have been on both sides. You have Poison Ivy, you have Harley Quinn, you have Catwoman, you have Riddler. All of these ones that are like, “They're bad, but are they really that bad?” To throw those into a book together as a cast and throw them against even worse villains, I think is a great place for Catwoman to be as a character. Justin:              I feel like the move there is to make them sort of selfish heroes, as opposed to villains. They're like heroes who do what they want as opposed to just always saving the day, which I think makes for a more interesting story. Alex:                 I agree. Moving on, Radiant Black #2 from Image Comics written by Kyle Higgins, art by Marcelo Costa. We loved the first issue here, it was about a guy that discovers a weird black hole over a train track, gets some powers, felt very much invincible, even though it's a different story and it's a different character. And it had a lot of the sense of that, that in my mind continues with the second issue, which finds him having breakfast with his dad multiple times, meeting up with another person with similar powers and fighting them. Great. I had a good time reading this book again and I'm very into it after two issues. Pete:                I would like to point out though, kids out there, if you see a floating black hole, you shouldn't go towards it and try to grab it, okay. That's a bad idea. We don't want to encourage that kind of stuff. Justin:              And that's a PSA we've done for years. We've put that out there on public radio and… We're the big don't touch the black hole guys. Alex:                 What'd you think about this book, Justin? Justin:              Nice, great question, Alex. I like the second issue a lot. I was fine with it in the first issue. And I think the second issue has made me like it more where we get into the character a little bit. It does feel like Invincible a lot without sort of the epic, worldwide storytelling. This is very much about this kid who wants to be a writer and failed and has to go back home and he's using his under the radar or his like, I need to figure out my life, “super powers” of being an Uber driver to aid in his super heroics. And I think that's cool. Pete:                Yeah. I think this is not only stylistically very cool. And I liked the outfits and when they're suited up, how that all looks, it looks really looks amazing. But I also like the person inside the suit and the struggles with what's going on. And yeah, you don't want to deal with your parents. Sure, you got to talk to them around mealtime, but otherwise, parents, fuck off. You know what I mean? I got shit to do. So I appreciated the check-in stuff. But I'm very interested to see now that he has a plan, how this is all going to go. Alex:                 Think it should be interesting to follow. Next up, The Amazing Spider-Man: King in Black #1 from Marvel written by Jed MacKay and art by Michele Bandini. In this, we're getting two stories. The first one has Spider-Man feeling super guilty as I think, frankly, he should about everything that's happening in King in Black. Teaming up with Reptil, who is one of the characters from Avengers Academy and then Avengers Arena, I believe, as well. And then the backup story shows us what's happening from Reptil's perspective and kicks off a new Reptil series that is coming later in the year, which is pretty surprising. Justin:              And you got the Querque on the art there, the backup story. Alex:                 The Querque? Justin:              Yeah. Albuquerque. Alex:                 Oh, was that Rafael Albuquerque? Justin:              You're god damn right it is. Alex:                 Is it? Are you sure about that? Justin:              That's all I'm fucking looking at right here. That's what it says. Alex:                 All right. Justin:              [crosstalk 00:15:15] story. Alberto Albuquerque. Alex:                 Alberto Albuquerque. That's not Rafael Albuquerque. Justin:              You're right. It's a different, but it's still… Pete:                A different Querque. Alex:                 Well, thank you for giving him credit, regardless. I appreciate that. Pete:                Yeah. Classic. Classic. But let me just ask you something. Alex:                 Yeah. What? Justin:              It's about time… Throw the question. Pete:                Nick Spencer is completely off this book now? Alex:                 [crosstalk 00:15:46] This is not Amazing Spider-Man. This is a King in Black One Shot. What emotions are you going through right now? Justin, can you talk about this book? Because Pete's [crosstalk 00:15:59] You are all over the place right now. Pete:                I was just hoping that this was the start of something fresh and new. Justin:              Pete came with such joy. He's like “I got the Querque. I got Jed MacKay, Nick Spencer and Alex just devastated. [crosstalk 00:16:18] One, two punched it. Pete:                Yeah. That was a combo I wasn't ready for. Justin:              Let me just say also, let's keep in mind that our podcast is the main news source for Pete LePage. He doesn't get his news anywhere else about anything, not just comics, but truly every bit of news he gets is right here. Alex:                 Every morning he opens up The Stack podcast and he's like, “Ah, what's happening to the world today.” Pete:                But the comic itself, a very touching kind of a classic Spider-Man story, very moving. I really enjoyed all of it. I thought this was a great kind of little guy versus big monsters. I thought this was such a great Spider-Man story. And I think that this is for me, one of the… I feel like this is a great example of why Spider-Man is great. Justin:              I liked this book a lot as well. I'm a big Jed MacKay fan, the writer of this. He writes the Black Cat book- Pete:                Brother of Adam MacKay, right? Justin:              That's not accurate. Again, not accurate. Just guessing about stuff, not working right now. Jed MacKay's Black Cat book. I've been a huge fan of, so it was great to see him taking on this Spider-Man book. And I agree, starting with Spider-Man feeling guilty about bringing the Venom suit back. We've all felt bad when we brought like a suit back from somewhere and it devastated the world. Whether it's with mobs or just starting a fashion trend, it caused problems. Alex:                 Yes. Just to stay in order, Justin, Pete, go ahead. Justin:              Reptil, as a character, got a lot of love in this issue. I did not see that coming and leading up to Reptil #1. Okay. Let's give it a try. Alex:                 It's fun. He could turn into dinosaurs. That's pretty cool. I like this issue quite a bit as well. Let's move on to another big surprise though. In retrospect, given the team and it shouldn't necessarily have been. Nightwing #78 from DC Comics written by Tom Taylor, art by Bruno Redondo. Alex:                 I'll tell you straight up, when I read this book, I was like, “Oh, another Nightwing book. Here we go.” First couple of pages, I was like, “Holy shit, this is great. Why is this so good?” And then we got to the credits and I realized, “Oh, that's why it's so good.” [crosstalk 00:18:38] This team is great. So this is Nightwing is back in the costume. He doesn't have the memory loss, which he pokes fun of a little bit in the middle of this issue, which is very fun, but he is back in Blüdhaven dealing with all that entails. Barbara Gordon comes to visit him. It was a big spoiler for the issue, but I'll mention this because I'm sure Pete wants to talk about this in particular. The major feature of the issue is Alfred turns out to have been a billionaire and leaves all of his money to Nightwing. Pete, how did you feel about this? Pete:                The letter was so touching and so moving. I really loved it. Yeah. How heartbreaking is it that the Alfred wrote him a letter every year because of the business that they're in and how crazy their life is. I was just so moved. I thought it was such a touching letter. Yeah, this was one of my favorite issues for the week. I love the humor in it. The fun bit about having Dick for a name, the dad bit, the Alfred with the dishes moments there. I got choked up for that. And then the whole fucking John Wick of it all, you don't fuck with dogs, man. Don't fuck with somebody's dog. That is just disgusting, as Nightwing put it. And yeah, it was just really just blockbuster fun. Yeah, I was just [crosstalk 00:20:09] Alex:                 Is that a joke on the fact that Blockbuster, the character, appears in here? Pete? Justin:              Yes. Pete:                Yeah, yeah. Justin:              He'll say yes. Now that you said it. Alfred the butling billionaire. Who would have thought? This guy was just butling for the fun of it. The love of the game. Pete:                When the Waynes died, they must've been like, “Here's a shit ton of money to raise our… Just in case.” Alex:                 And he was stealing it, he was stealing it from Bruce Wayne. Justin:              Yeah he stole that money. Alex:                 Every year, squirreling away a little bit of Bruce Wayne's money. Justin:              Here's what he's doing. He's telling the Wayne's that he's buying these expensive English cucumbers, and he's buying some shitty fell off the back of a truck cucumbers and pocketing the difference. [crosstalk 00:20:53] Pete:                I'm not going to sit here and let you fucking… Alfred is nothing but an angel. All right? That house of insanity and he's the only sane one, all right? [crosstalk 00:21:04] So don't fucking talk shit about Alfred. Alex:                 Justin's making a little bit of sense here because that might explain why Batman never eats any of the soup that he gets him because it tastes like shit. Justin:              It's trash soup. Because he's not buying the high end stuff, he's not buying the Progresso, he's buying like… Huh? Pete:                Don't you fucking say that. Alex:                 [crosstalk 00:21:24] or whatever. Even Bruce is like, “Oh, this is bad.” Pete:                [inaudible 00:21:31]. Alex:                 “I don't like this.” Justin:              Wait, Pete, are you telling me you're like Alfred cooks the best food? Pete:                Yeah. Justin:              You know that for a fact? Pete:                Fact! Justin:              He only made little sandwiches and soups. It's not like he was bringing out like a dinner. Pete:                You don't know what he was doing while we weren't looking [crosstalk 00:21:48] Alex:                 What do you think his worst dish was? The thing when all the bat family [inaudible 00:21:53] And they're like, “Oh, he's making his lasagna. That's bad.” Justin:              “Master Bruce, I prepared your favorite French toast.” Justin:              “Oh, Alfred's French toast.” Pete:                Yo, he's dead, you fuckers. Where's the respect? Alex:                 “It's just too eggy.” Justin:              There's no cinnamon in it. Put a spice in it. For god sakes. Justin:              [inaudible 00:22:20] He doesn't even buy the good maple syrup. He buys the shitty stuff. Pete:                You don't know that. Don't say that. Alex:                 It's not even maple. It's not from Vermont. It's not B grade. Pete:                Don't you fucking… Alex:                 It's Log Cabin. Justin:              [inaudible 00:22:33] Log Cabin syrup. Pocketing the difference. Justin:              [crosstalk 00:22:36] Justin:              And then he's given this difference. He gave it to Nightwing in this issue and that's continuity right there. That's the truth. Alex:                 I don't want to downsize just to get back- Pete:                I hate talking comics with you guys. It's the fucking worst. Justin:              That's crazy because you do it a lot. Pete:                All you do is just fucking kill my dreams and hopes. You take everything that I like in an issue and just do bits until it's not fun anymore. You've killed Foggy Nelson for me and you can't fucking leave Alfred alone. The fucking guy just died and I still can't get any enjoyment out of… Justin:              What do you think Foggy's worst dish is? Alex:                 All of them. Justin:              “Hey, Matt, I made dinner tonight. It's a bunch of old gum.” Alex:                 I was doing the old man laugh. Where he's going… Pete:                [crosstalk 00:23:36] Please leave me alone. Justin:              I love Nightwing. I love this issue. Tom Taylor is also on a great run of books. It's great to see Nightwing, get back to some of the old stuff. Being in Blüdhaven, sort of carving out his own area away from Gotham. Pete:                Great use of Blockbuster. Justin:              Great use of Blockbuster. Barbara's in this issue, touching on his relationship with Alfred, which I do think despite what I said about how just God awful his lasagna was. Pete:                Fuck you. Justin:              He did have a great connection with Alfred. And I love seeing that here on display. What's he going to do with that money? Just buy some cool spandex? Alex:                 I don't know. Justin:              Blow it on spandex? Alex:                 I do want to shout out also Bruno Redondo's art. There is a gorgeous, gorgeous two page spread that happens earlier in the issue where Nightwing is jumping off a roof and it's the classic Batman jumping in front of the moon thing. But it's him jumping in front of the sun. And I thought it was just such a smart, awesome thing to do to delineate Nightwing from Batman. Loved it. Let's move on to a book that I'm betting Pete liked as well. Orcs! #2 from BOOM! By Christine Larsen. Just a bunch of orcs, doing fun orc stuff. Pete, how did you feel about this one? Pete:                Yeah, we loved to the first issue of this. I like this kind of this team up, if you will, of characters. I also love the love of story in this. People will risk a lot for a great story. I can appreciate that. The torture I go through so I can read comics is real. I thought this was fun. I also love the dedication that the person wears an eye patch and has two eyes just for the love of the game. That was really fun. I think the art and storytelling is great. I love the mix of cute and gruesome things. I like where this is going. This is exciting. Justin:              Yeah. The story within the story stuff is really fun. This reminded me of, this is a hyper-specific reference, but in the movie Willow, all the brownies, the little people that ride along, that's what this book reminds me of. Pete:                Really? Justin:              The orcs are sort of like a version of those guys. Alex:                 Yeah. I can see that. I think it's a fun book. People should definitely check it out. Next up. The Trials of Ultraman #1 from Marvel, written by, again, Kyle Higgins and Matt Groom, art by Francesco Manna, Eduardo Ferigato and Guri Hiru. We checked out the first issue of this book. And haven't checked in in a while. Obviously, this is a new story of Ultraman. It was interesting reading this in the same week as another Kyle Higgins book and another Kaiju book. How do you think it stacked up in comparison? Justin:              I wish I had read this one first, before I read Ultramega, because Ultramega felt so genre breaking that this felt very within the genre. And if you're a fan of Kaiju books, I think this is a great version of that and it's setting up a lot of interesting twists and turns on it and a potential new villain that I was surprised. I thought it was the backup story. I thought it was an advertisement for another book. And then it tied right into to this book. So yeah, I like this, but it definitely feels like just a fun new version of a Kaiju book. Pete:                Yeah. I thought this was kind of a comparison regardless of what is better or whatever. I thought this was a cool take. It felt different enough where I wasn't like, “Oh, this is kind of too similar.” I enjoyed where this was coming from and the perspective, I also like the start of this book. Yeah. I like what this is setting up. It's not as long as the other one. It's a little bit shorter, but they do a good job of keeping it simple, teasing the story, putting all the things in place. I've followed it well, I understood what was going on. Thought it was great art and storytelling. I think this is good. Alex:                 My favorite part of this book is still the insert pages. I think these are the ones that Guri Hiru is drawing where it's instruction manuals for what to do for the Kaiju organization or if a Kaiju attacks. They're super fun. They're super cute. I like that quite a bit. And it really breaks- [crosstalk 00:27:52] Justin:              The Kaiju steps. Alex:                 Kaiju steps. There you go. I enjoy those quite a bit. Agree with you guys. Otherwise, next up, Justice League #59 from DC Comics written by Brian Michael Bendis and Ram V., art by David Marquez and Xermanico. So the front story is Brian Michael Bendis on Justice League for the first time. Backup story is Ram V. doing Justice League Dark. What'd you guys think? Pete:                I thought it was a fun issue. It's kind of a setup issue, but really love the story and the art and Green Arrow wants more out of life. Justin:              It's interesting what the take here. This feels like a Black Adam book in a lot of ways. And re-introducing one of Bendis' characters right, at the end. Alex:                 Naomi. Yeah. Justin:              Yeah. So I don't know, that got me a little bit, like this feels like a very Bendis move where I don't know what the story is going to be about. It feels like it's like him being like, “Here's some stuff I think is cool.” And I want it to be a little bit more of like, “Here's an idea that I'm excited to create for these characters.” The art's really beautiful in the front story. Good Aquaman issue if you're an Aqua fan, but I don't know what the direction here is. It feels like it's almost like, “You like the Justice League? Well, here's a totally different bunch of people who are going to operate like the Justice League.” The Justice League Dark backup by Ram V. I thought was great. Spin this off and make it a book. Pete:                Yeah. Alex:                 I agree. I really liked the backup. That was dark and weird and interesting in a very different way than James Tynion did the book, which I loved. But it was interesting to see this change and this more mythical take on the characters. For the front story, like this better than the Legion of Superheroes. I thought that was very messy. There were too many characters going on. It's surprising that Justice League feels like it has less characters and is more focused. So that's a little ridiculous, but the characterizations are good and fine. I don't know. Like you said, there's a lot of Bendis isms in the book and I would like to see what he does going forward, but it felt a little derivative down to basically doing the New Avengers cover on the cover here, but with the Justice League. And if he's going to do that, New Avengers felt different because it was Bendis coming in and doing his Bendis thing on Avengers for the first time. You don't necessarily get this here. I want him to do something bolder and more exciting. Justin:              Yeah. If you want to do the New Avengers for Justice League, give us that hit, give us that swing and have all these new characters introduced and have it be that because that's still a story that sticks right in the memory because it was such a big new change for the Avengers. Instead, it feels like sort of a middle ground here. Pete:                I agree. Alex:                 Last one, let's talk about Snow Angels #2 from ComiXology written by Jeff Lemire, art by Jock. We liked the first issue of this one, I believe, quite a bit. Takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where everybody lives in a snow filled trench. A family, a father, and two daughters is being chased by a guy named The Snowman. That picks up this issue. Pete, you've always been scared of snowmen. What did you think of this one? Pete:                Yeah. I mean, what's great is snowmen themselves are scary, but this is a nice heightening of that idea. Yeah. I think this is a great… First off an amazing team. And this is very action oriented, which I very much enjoy. And this does a great job. Each issue kind of leaving you really wanting more. I think this is a very intense, kind of reminds me of that horror movie where nobody can talk or whatever. So I think this is really fun. Very creative. Love the way it ended. Love the art. Alex:                 A Quiet Place? Is that what you're thinking of? Pete:                Yeah, A Quiet Place. [crosstalk 00:31:55] Justin:              Oh, I thought We Have To Talk About Kevin. Is that what it is? Pete:                No, it was A Quiet Place. Justin:              Nice. Either way, this book, everyone's skating really hard in this book. Pete:                You got to skate hard, bro. Justin:              You got to skate hard. So that was stressful. Great pace to this book. And a lot of just tense, a lot of tension. And I think A Quiet Place is a good comparison, I think. Alex:                 I would compare it to The Mighty Ducks, which is a movie with skating in it. Justin:              That's true. That's true. And Pete, I know you love this. It's sort of a cutting edge with less romance. Pete:                [inaudible 00:32:31] Alex:                 This is a great book. Definitely pick it up. You have another point you want to make Pete. What's up? Pete:                Yeah. I just wanted to, while you're wrapping up, while I was waiting for Head Lopper to come through, I did read Superman Red & Blue #1, and I just wanted to say, really fun, love the coloring, really amazing art. The Boy Who Saved Superman, a story by Wes Craig and Jill Thompson. So amazing. The art was unbelievable. His water colors and the little Clark Kent stuff was very, very adorable. Alex:                 I love how you act like, “Well, I have no say in what happens in this show.” Justin:              And then you secretly just review stuff at the end. That's nice. You take control in a way that I just would never be so audacious. Pete:                Well, thank you. Justin:              I would like to review my dinner that I made earlier, it was… But taco night, obviously… Pete:                Couldn't have been better than what Alfred would have prepared. Justin:              Yeah. I made Alfred's trash lasagna. Alex:                 Foggy's famous pile of worms. 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