The Warped Shelf – Peacemaker
This week we’re throwing our dog the invisible bone and talking about James Gunn’s latest contribution of comic book nerdom. Episode #114
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The Warped Shelf – How To Get Into Comics: Superman
Following our original overview episode about getting into comics, and our follow-up on Batman, now it’s the Man of Steel’s turn!
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – Hawkeye
The latest (and maybe greatest) Marvel Disney+ show is here, and though the holidays are over, we’re still here to talk about it. Episode #108
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – What If…?
The MCU dips its toes into alternate universe shenanigans yet again, but this time, there’s not much of a leash. Let’s talk about this animated affair. Episode #99
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – Filthy & Casual Presents: Duran and Vasquez
It’s another episode for us to unwind and catch up on what we’ve been up to in our free time. From Ted Lasso to the Blizzard controversy, we cover a lot.
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – The Suicide Squad
James Gunn is back with a vengeance as he puts his stamp on the DCEU with a harder, grosser, bloodier sequel. Is it better than the first film? Well, yeah, but let’s talk about why. Episode #86
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – Black Widow
After much delay and a lot of hoops, we finally have the Black Widow film we asked for eight years ago. How do we feel about it in spite of its placement and unforeseen circumstances surrounding its release? Episode #85
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – Loki
We’re three for three with the Disney+ MCU shows. How does Loki compare to the previous two series and what ripples does it cause for the universe as a whole? Episode #84
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – How to Get Into Comics: Batman
In a follow-up to our “How to Get Into Comics” episode, we’re focusing specifically on Batman today. Where to start, what you might like, and select runs.
Read moreThe Warped Shelf – Invincible
Based on the Robert Kirkman series of the same name, we’re going at this from two perspectives. One who’s read all of the source material, and one who hasn’t. Cue the obligatory title card
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