Podcasts about transformers more than meets the eye

This episode originally broadcast on February 29, 2024. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2024/02/binary-system-podcast-400-start-from-the-beginning/ Happy 400th episode! Time flies, right? About ten years ago we started recording our Night Vale discussions because we're giant nerds and nerds gotta podcast. But here's the thing: we started with the Night Vale episode that'd just been released, "Renovations," number 48 in the series. We've discussed every episode since then, but not once have we gone back to the beginning. The same goes for Saga, Transformers, and (our current favorite thing) Lore Olympus, we started talking about them way after they'd started. That just won't do. TO THE TIME MACHINE! In addition to a deep dive into issue/episode #1 of several of our favorites, we also discussed the first episode of THIS VERY PODCAST. As well as #266 and #267 of Lore Olympus, since we can't wait even a week to discuss the latest two episodes because we're obsessed. Stick around until the end of the episode to hear more than a minute of name flubs and cats deciding to cat. This week's outro is a clip from Voyageur by Monkey Warhol. You can find Kathryn's review of the first few months of IDW's Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye here. Looking for a present for that hard-to-shop-for person? Want to buy them (or yourself) a square foot of a castle in Scotland? Look no further! You can support the restoration of Dunan's castle, legally call yourself Lady or Laird, AND if you use this link to get there, you can support this podcast too! ScottishLaird.co.uk.

Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye. One of the best cartoons to come out in the 80's. It is the first television series in the Transformers franchise, it depicts a war among giant robots that can transform into vehicles and other objects. "Johnny Beyond" John Pyka, Aubrey Cavitt and Willow Skylor dig in deep on the first story arc from 1984 (arguably the best year in geek pop culture history)! Join the chat and share your memories and thoughts about the original Transformers series! 100% Non-Toxic and the only podcast fortified with 8 essential vitamins and minerals! "Live for Saturday" performed by Johnny Beyond! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cerealboxpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cerealboxpodcast/support

It's our double-centennial episode! And to mark this frankly unnecessary amount of podcasting, we recommend more of our all-time favourites, with Nick bringing popular comic series Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye (15:08) and Alastair supplying cult movie The Royal Tenembaums (32:52). Fuller shownotes at ModerateFantasyViolence.com

Critapocalypse is a fortnightly podcast where myself (Ant) and my buddy Matt review a number of films, games, TV shows and various other stuffs that we've been enjoying, or not, over the last few weeks. We take turns to say our piece and then apply some form of arbitrary score. This week we review: Stranger Things Season 4 Part 1 – 00:04:49 The Sopranos – 00:13:24 Pac-Man Museum Plus – 00:19:19 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Shredder's Revenge – 00:29:27 Fan's Hobby Red Buzzer – 00:35:47 Hustle – 00:49:11 IDW's Transformers More Than Meets The Eye – 01:02:32 Jurassic World Dominion – 01:19:15 You can also listen to Critapocalypse on itunes at: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/critapocalypse-podcast/id958341550?mt=2 Can follow Ant's stuff at: Mellow Gaming: https://www.youtube.com/user/LV54Spacemonkey Twitter: @LV54Spacemonkey You can follow Matt's Stuff at: Twitter: @Critapocalypse The Critapocalypse Theme is available, along with some other tasty jams at: https://weathergirlrecords.bandcamp.com/album/suck

Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords: * Eitan * https://www.firehosegames.com/ * Xalavier * https://twitter.com/WritNelson Topics: * When I was a kid I hated gym class. Now I'm kinda sad that no one forces me to play sports on a semi-regular basis * How long is it polite to stare at a person before it gets weird for you, specifically (assuming they haven't seen you). * When asked why some people find her music to be spiritual, Enya explained that "It's the amount of reverb we use." * "Eighty Million Years Ago," by Bill Watterson * https://sites.google.com/site/mrkoofloradale/common-lessons/language/languagemorecalvinandhobbespoetry * Untrue facts about human anatomy * Things that have been on your "I'm gonna do it" list for 10+ years, that you will in fact probably never get around to doing * Why do cows have four stomachs but only one butthole? Microtopics: * Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator. * As many digits as you can imagine. * The trope where you change costumes at a party to make people think you are more than one person. * Your game's extremely long title breaking Steam's web site. * Petting dogs using a different hand each time. * A cat person who made a game about dogs. * A giant person insisting that you go outside and play sports. * When seagulls are full grown but they haven't realized they're adults yet so they're still begging other seagulls for food. * A teenager realizing that they are now bigger than their parents and could beat the shit out of either of them at any time. * Remembering that you enjoyed basketball in grade school and deciding to play basketball as an adult and realizing that the only adults who are still playing basketball are a thousand times better than you are. * Observing and fearing that you will be observed in turn. * Trying to predict who will decide you are a creep. * Deciding whether you are a creep vs. letting others decide. * Watching an elderly person for as long as they are still alive. * Staring at someone forever in a nursing home and nobody gives a shit because there's no staring time limit in a nursing home. * PvP for Perverts. * Finding white papers to determine how long it's safe to stare at strangers under various conditions. * Knowing everything you need to know about someone after seeing them for 1/10th of a second. * Paying doppelgangers to do good deeds so people instinctively associate your appearance with good deeds. * The Serious Batmans. * A guy who is the Penguin who was raised by penguins. * Figuring out how to make everybody feel every emotion all the time. * Your own voice being very small but the voices you hear being really big. * Listening from inside the Gregorian chanter's mouth. * Finding a dungeon in which to sacrifice your goats. * The Church of Satan asking to put their goat on display. * Picking the most terrifying name for your rationalist philosophy. * A 10 year old putting the Transformers movie on hold at the local library. * A 30 minute toy commercial that somehow got run on television. * Watching Optimus Prime die. * A surprisingly queer road trip impacting robot-kind through time and space. * Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye. * Chasing after a glowing cube that's going to give you power. * Edison making documentary about electrocuting an elephant to prove that DC power is dangerous. * Falling in love with a pigeon with laser eyes. * The Christmas story where bloodthirsty reindeer are stalking Rudolph and he hides in a closet and they spot the light glowing under the door. * Giving your child the talk about where Fortnite skins come from. * The Santa FPS where your gun is all the reindeer and instead of muzzle flash Rudolph's nose glows. * A ripped Santa Claus running over Peter Parker. * Fore and aft serrations. * Dawdling by the candy shop and being devoured. * The terrible secret of Ragnasaurth's bones. * Taking back the soul of the nation via Tyrannosaur poetry. * TikTok? More like "tick tock it's time to write some dinosaur poetry." * How neurotransmitters definitely don't work. * The volunteer who proved that if you uncoil all the blood vessels in the human body they will reach the moon and back seven times. * All your serotonin languishing under a heat lamp because whoever runs the diner in your brain is a real dick. * How to convey facial expressions via sound effects in an audio medium. * Gymnasts getting hiccups by rotating too much and having to rotate the other way to cure them. * Not being old enough to have a bucket list. * Fried butter. * Waiting on tenterhooks for when it's ok to eat fried butter again. * Deciding on your deathbed to take a bath in butter. * Learning enough about tubes that you can hack the IV bag whenever you want to get more opiates. * Two-socks McGillicuddy. * Whether the guy's name is Fried Jesus or Fried Jesus. * When you saw one set of footprints in the sand it was because you collapsed thirty miles back. * Loss-leader churros. * A really ethical company in a sea of Wal-marts. * The pros and cons of having four stomachs in sequence vs. four stomachs in parallel. * The cow not being impressed by the extra buttholes you installed at first, but later thanking you when it needs to propel itself around in microgravity. * How much of your surface area needs to be butthole before you are yourself considered a butthole. * A 76% butthole being. * If the new butthole is shaped like a smiley face, does that mean the cow is happy? * Professional with a capital p.

Original broadcast date August 18, 2016. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2016/08/binary-system-podcast-48-wtnv-92-if-he-had-lived/ This week's episode of Welcome to Night Vale was so wonderfully weird, such a jewel of strangeness, we're just going to dance around the details in the recap because we really really want you to listen to it yourself. Instead we discuss the additional weirdness that is The Last Days of New Paris, and Saga, the beautiful art of Civil War 2, and how last month's issue of Transformers More Than Meets The Eye ripped our hearts out. Seriously, IDW, how could you? (We don't want you to stop, but seriously. Ow.) You can listen to episodes of Welcome To Night Vale here. http://podbay.fm/show/536258179

They said it couldn't be done. That two kids from from different sides of the east coast with little to no podcasting experience couldn't possibly record a podcast covering all 10 volumes of Transformers More Than Meets The Eyes. Well we did and then some. Come listen to us discuss the grand conclusion to this title and hear Caleb tell us again for the millionth time that it was his favorite volume. This book wraps up a lot of the loose strings and takes advantage of building on lots of smaller concepts that have been introduced while leaving room open for Transformers: Lost Light. This is Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, Vol. 10 from IDW. This volume collects Issues #50–55. Send us an email: lostlightpod@gmail.com Find all our links for social media and merch at: https://lostlightpod.github.io Listen to all our TAPDECK podmates at: https://solo.to/tapedeck

SUPER EXCLUSIVE BACKUP AUDIO EDITION
 Close your eyes and imagine for a moment that your normally reliable computer starts to read More Than Meets The Eye and gets caught up in the anti-functionalist movement and refuses to record the audio of a podcast as a political statement. Now open your eyes and your ears because that's what happened and thankfully we have a backup recording that isn't perfect quality audio, but it's still pretty darn good. We chat about the ninth volume of the comic series that changed everybody's minds about robots that become cars this episode. Why does every volume keep getting better and why is Getaway such a terrible bot. Like really, he's a jerk. You should block him on Instagram. Anyway, this is Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, Vol. 9 from IDW. This volume collects Issues #45–49. Send us an email: lostlightpod@gmail.com Find all our links for social media and merch at: https://lostlightpod.github.io Listen to all our TAPDECK podmates at: https://solo.to/tapedeck

We chat about the eighth volume of the comic series that changed everybody's minds about robots that become cars. Caleb wasn't really sure about this one because he's really on a fast track to get to Vol. 10 but Jim helps him slow down and smell the flowers along the way. Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, Vol. 8 from IDW. This volume collects Issues #39–44. Send us an email: lostlightpod@gmail.com Find all our links for social media and merch at: https://lostlightpod.github.io

This episode we bring aboard our resident time-travel and Hasbro expert Tim. We chat about the seventh volume of the comic series that changed everybody's minds about robots that become cars. Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, Vol. 7 from IDW. This volume collects Issues #34-38. Send us an email: lostlightpod@gmail.com Find all our links for social media and merch at: https://lostlightpod.github.io

On this episode of Lost Light Caleb and Jim talk about the sixth volume of the comic series that changed everybody's minds about robots that become cars. Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, Vol. 6 from IDW. This volume collects Issues #28-33. Send us an email: lostlightpod@gmail.com Find all our links for social media and merch at: https://lostlightpod.github.io

On this episode of Lost Light Caleb and Jim talk about the fifth volume of the comic series that changed everybody's minds about robots that become cars. Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, Vol. 5 from IDW. This volume collects Issues #17-22. Send us an email: lostlightpod@gmail.com Find all our links for social media and merch at: https://lostlightpod.github.io

On this episode of Lost Light Caleb and Jim talk about the fourth volume of the comic series that changed everybody's minds about robots that become cars. Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, Vol. 4 from IDW. This volume collects Issues #12-16. Send us an email: lostlightpod@gmail.com Find all our links for social media and merch at: https://lostlightpod.github.io

On this episode of Lost Light Caleb and Jim talk about the third volume of the comic series that changed everybody's minds about robots that become cars. Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, Vol. 3 from IDW. This volume collects Issues #9-11 and the 2012 Annual. We also read Transformers #22 & #23 as they tie directly into this story. Send us an email: lostlightpod@gmail.com Find all our links for social media and merch at: https://lostlightpod.github.io

On this episode of Lost Light Caleb and Jim talk about the second volume of the comic series that changed everybody's minds about robots that become cars. Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, Vol. 2 from IDW. This volume collects Issues 4-8. Send us an email: lostlightpod@gmail.com Find all our links for social media and merch at: https://lostlightpod.github.io

On this episode of Lost Light Caleb and Jim talk about the first volume of the comic series that changed everybody's minds about robots that become cars. Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, Vol. 1 from IDW. This volume collects Issues 1-3, plus the one-shot Death of Optimus Prime. Send us an email: lostlightpod@gmail.com Find all our links for social media and merch at: https://lostlightpod.github.io

Volvemos a tener un crossover podcastero con Ionan Perez (@notelies) del podcast First Person Gamers que nos recomendará Alias el cómic de Brian Michael Bendis y Michael Gaydos en el que se basa la serie Jessica Jones y también los cómics de Transformers More Than Meets The Eye y Robots In Disguise.

Volvemos a tener un crossover podcastero con Ionan Perez (@notelies) del podcast First Person Gamers que nos recomendará Alias el cómic de Brian Michael Bendis y Michael Gaydos en el que se basa la serie Jessica Jones y también los cómics de Transformers More Than Meets The Eye y Robots In Disguise.

Thirty-nine, yet also two! Nick and Alastair cover two TV shows beginning with O and ending in Black for the second time (see also: MFV #10), but first, Alastair's seen Dispossession: The Great Social Housing Swindle, a serious documentary about the housing crisis, while Nick's read some Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye comics. Then it's down to business with the start of Orange Is The New Black season 5 (9:55), followed by a big look back at the whole of American Gods season 1 (27:18) and a little check-in with the first episode of Orphan Black's final season (43:26). Last but definitely not least, Nick recommends Quantum & Woody (55:17) by Christopher Priest and Mark Bright, the mismatched-buddy-superhero comic that influenced much of his style, taste and sense of humour. Will Alastair dig it?

%CODE1% Dpalm is joined once again by James Roberts, author of IDW's critically acclaimed Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye comic series. On the heels of smashing final issue, Mr. Roberts is on hand to talk about working with editors and corporate, talk about introducing a brand new cast for fans to love, and walks us through all of Season 2. We even get a sneak peek of what lies ahead as Roberts previews the (presumed )return of Rodimus and crew to our comic shelves in Lost Light 1, available everywhere in December. Check out our sponsor TweakedAudio.com using the code ‘reviews’ to get 33% off & free shipping. Shop at our Amazon Store to support the site Contact Us: MTrailerReviews@MovieTrailerReviews.Net Check us out on Youtube Twitter – @Dpalm66& @MTrailerReviews

%CODE1% Dpalm is joined once again by James Roberts, author of IDW's critically acclaimed Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye comic series. On the heels of smashing final issue, Mr. Roberts is on hand to talk about working with editors and corporate, talk about introducing a brand new cast for fans to love, and walks us through all of Season 2. We even get a sneak peek of what lies ahead as Roberts previews the (presumed )return of Rodimus and crew to our comic shelves in Lost Light 1, available everywhere in December. Check out our sponsor TweakedAudio.com using the code ‘reviews’ to get 33% off & free shipping. Shop at our Amazon Store to support the site Contact Us: MTrailerReviews@MovieTrailerReviews.Net Check us out on Youtube Twitter – @Dpalm66& @MTrailerReviews

TRANSFORMERS: MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE #55. Chekhov's Fusion Cannon! A series of decisions is made in a confined space as Stuart, Marian and Tom investigate MTMTE #55.

TRANSFORMERS: MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE. Podcast Maximus Unfiltered! Hit hard by Brexit, the team meets in the cafe of the Science Museum in London to do some proper strategising and talk about MTMTE #54.

Photo by Alex Valente Join Kriss and Dpalm as they ring in the new year with Movie Trailer Reviews's first interview of 2016. The MTR crew sat down with the writer of IDW's Transformers More Than Meets The Eye, James Roberts. Roberts was recently named Comic Alliance's Outstanding Writer of 2015. We talk about the transition from fan to writer, the unique perspective of writing a licensed comic, and welcoming new readers to a 30 year old franchise. Of course, we talk about the book itself as the series nears its landmark 50th issue. Here is a sample of what we talked about: On why More Than Meets The Eye can be a good book for new readers: There was a decision to, I guess you can call it a soft reboot, sort of definitively move the IDW books into a second phase and the foundation for that was going to be the end of the war. That’s as good of a fresh start as you can have without starting from the very beginning and doing a proper reboot. So with John Barber with Robots in Disguise and myself with More Than Meets the Eye, two new books, two new on-goings, [there’s] a very simple pitch to the uninitiated which is: You know about the Autobot and Decepticons. Beyond that you know that they’ve been age old enemies. Well that stopped, there’s an uneasy peace…start reading now and let’s see where it goes. And that’s compounded by the fact that MTMTE is a good ole quest book. Its age old trope stuff. A group of mismatched people, you don’t need to know who they are, they’re on a ship and they’re flying into adventures. So that’s your background. MTMTE is a bit of sealed discrete book because of the quest format (with the exception being when we have crossovers) but its quite insular in the sense that you’re focusing on a finite group of characters and they’re moving further way from Cybertron into uncharted space and it doesn’t lend itself to jumping into other books. So you can start with just MTMTE and it wouldn’t  be very often that you’d feel wrong footed by a piece of information or a character that you’d expected to know. Its pretty much its own thing going forward. On how many of the story seeds are planned in advance: Its mainly planned. Not exclusively sometimes opportunities come up. The Chaos Theory stuff on a textural/thematically level was designed to take Megatron forward as a character in particular. Some of the Chaos Theory stuff we literally reintegrated into Elegant Chaos using the same pages. When I did Chaos Theory I didn’t have that in mind. When I wrote Shadow Play, which is the second of the three pre-war stories, I did think ‘okay we are going to revisit these pages in a couple years time’. That was with a greater amount of foreknowledge. You know there’s a degree of naivety here certainly in the early days, because as I said at the beginning we thought 12-16 issues would be fine and yet I was still thinking “well you know if we stick around…” Is Issue 113 the end or are there other stories to tell: You’re not the first to suggest 113 would be an appropriate end point. But I said with issue 1 that a fitting end would be issue 100. Do I have Transformers stories to tell after that? I don’t know We’ll see. I might have said everything I’ve needed to by then. We’ll find out. If we get to, so hey…keep buying it. Is there another franchise or passion he’d like to take on: I love Spider-Man that would be great. I’m a big fan of Death’s Head, another Marvel/UK character from the 80’s. Kieron [Gillen] is a similar age as me. We both grew up on Transformers UK. We’re both fanboys. And we both put soundtracks to our comics as well. Dr. Who is the other huge one. Not principally a comic series but I’d love write Dr. Who whether its a TV episode or a comic. [divider] That's just a sample of the interview. Dpalm & Kriss talk with James Roberts for over 50 minutes and there's plenty more covered. Plus Dpalm gets to nerd out and we all know how great that is.

223748a77f2dde260a24b3d35b399495.jpgThis episode of the Twincast starts out with a discussion of the details surrounding next year's Botcon 2016 convention. Next, IDW's latest Transformers comic book, Transformers More Than Meets The Eye #46 is analyzed along with the short preview for the next installment of the series. After that, the recently released Masterpiece Tracks, which has shown up in person for one of the cast, is discussed. Some other toy talk, including Masterpiece Ratchet and newly revealed products for Transformers Robots in Disguise, come next after this. Then, we move on to a special topic surrounding our collecting habits in an era where Hasbro's main Transformers toy line is focused on figures for kids and collectors - but are we those collectors anymore? The show wraps up with a discussion on odd, yet sometimes appealing knock-off Transformers, as well as the regular "Bragging Rights" segment where the cast talks about their latest Transformers product acquisitions.

Today, Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester begin part one of their two part odyssey to answer questions from supporters on Patreon.  Questions and answers include:  scary comic book reading rituals, guilty pleasures, the worst substitute members of the Fantastic Four; Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye; the amazing world of Epic Comics; New Suicide Squad; hoarders; Ann Nocenti, and much, much more!   Show notes are available at waitwhatpodcast.com, we welcome your comments and questions at WaitWhatPodcast@gmail.com, and we invite you to look out for us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Patreon!

We interview Alex Milne! Artist for "Transformers More Than Meets The Eye" as well as numerous other transformer titles. We ask him questions and ask your questions 

How do you ‘drop the mic’? In this episode of the Twincast, you’ll find out at least two ways that MC Razorclaw0000 and his crew of rhymin’ ROTORSTORM, jammin’ JON3.0, stylin’ SCOTTYP, slammin’ SEIBERTRON, and tenacious TIGERTRACK figured out how to do just that. After the introductions, we quickly get into a passionate discussion about comics, specifically IDW’s TRANSFORMERS MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE #21, sharing our thoughts on the conclusion of this arc, and its many surprises. Much love and respect to the creators. Comic talk continues with slightly less vigor as this 2LiveCrew reacts to TRANSFORMERS REGENERATION ISSUE #0. In a surprise move, HASBRO reveals plans for the near future in a toy magazine insert and of course, we all react! Dinobots are on our mind again, TF4, and will Beast Hunters ever end? What’s this new cartoon event about? Club Subscription Service 1.0 Breakdown shows up, and we offer up praises to the club, and check out the new SEIBERTRON gallery. Then we kick about the subscription service 2.0 which has gone live with a cool sweet early-TF toy catalog advert image, and just how cool is this set shaping up to be? HASBRO’s new channel for showing how to transform TRANSFORMERS toys has gone live and we’re liking it, but not lovin’ it. Do video reviewers like our friend JON 3.0 have to worry? In totally unrelated news, JON3.0 shares information about his contest to win Beast Hunters toys by just watching his videos! Pretty dope, yo. *If you haven’t guessed, we went into extra innings with this episode...and I’m running out of creative gas as the list of topics continues...there are only so many ways to say ‘discuss’.* We take a virtual tour of the CHINA EXPO TRANSFORMERS DISPLAY, and slip on the collective pools of awe-induced slobber. You could say it was pretty impressive. Did you know there was a Costco Exclusive Cyber Metal Armor DOTM Shockwave that had some really cool details like clear tubing and other goodies? Apparently, neither did SCOTTYP. It’s the return of the during show counterpunch purchase...(x2) and related COSTCO and SAM’s CLUB EXCLUSIVES like COSTCO GENERATIONS METROPLEX banter and braggadocio. You’d think all that would be enough to entertain you for one show, wouldn’t you? Oh no my friends, we’ve got quite a few more subjects to cover including Generations Deluxe Wave 3 Comic Packs images, Generations voyagers Rhinox and Doubledealer, and Beast Hunters Weaponizer Wave 2 (listen carefully and hear Bumblebee talk!). Wait, there’s more! SEIBERTRON shares what might have been as he debates the LINKIN PARK version of G1 SOUNDWAVE’s PROs and CONs and just how far it fell from its initial introduction. And finally, the surprising return of KREO as wave 4 Microchangers are revealed and there is much rejoicing--and we talk about customizing your own little bots too. We throw in some talk about the GO! TRANSFORMERS NINJA TEAM as well... and what the shizzle are these, and where do they fit in your collection? Oh and GUREN DRAGONTRON too. And then there are bragging rights... and it... gets... real.... (Spoiler Alert....Rotorstorm wins!) Man we hope you enjoyed that episode that goes longer than just about any theatrically released film known to date.

In Episode 13 we conclude the Transformers More Than Meets The Eye trades talk for now. Join TFG1Mike and Ender as they talk about Annual 2012 and Issues 9-11. Geeks: Mike “TFG1″ Blanchard Ender Subscribe to us using iTunes or use any other podcatching client by using: http://feeds.feedburner.com/GCRN-ThePullBag Download TPB_EP13.mp3

It's the movie comic fans fave been waiting for for nearly a decade, and the Fantastic Forum has their impressions of it! Avengers is finally here. Find out what the crew thinks of this billion dollar blockbuster. The team also brings you reviews of Danger Club #1, Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye # 4and Courtney Crumrin #1.

Big news this week, including Jupiter's Children, Garth Ennis' The Shadow, The Spirit, the return of backup stories in Batman, the Court of the Owls crossover, value vs price, the return of shock endings, the first wave of cancelations from The New 52, the second wave of launches from DC Comics, Rob Liefeld, DC's possible new logo, Scarlet Spider, Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, and Invincible Vol. 15. Starring Ryan Higgins, Brock Sager, and Toby Sidler.