In the first of two minisodes to tide you guys over, we’re having a comic book discussion about the latest Earth One graphic novels with a certain pilot in green spandex. How does this separate itself from the others as well as the shadow of Geoff Johns looming over it? Episode #138
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Following our original overview episode about getting into comics, and our follow-up on Batman, now it’s the Man of Steel’s turn!
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My goal for 2021 was to watch more TV and Movies. I usually try to beat more Games then I did the previous year but I thought with The Warped Shelf Podcast being so film heavy in reviews, I needed to step up my movie watching. Below is the list of Movies and TV I have watched this year for […]
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You’ve heard us complain about them before, but have we done it with a guest? We go deep as to why these haven’t worked so far. Episode #83
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Following our anime episode, we have another installment to help you get cut your teeth on comics.
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Among a pile of what-if stories surrounding Superman and his origin, we discuss what separates Mark Millar’s soviet retelling from the rest, and how the animated film translates these ideas.
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What is the definitive, truest version of Batman? What is the definitive version of anything? Today we broaden the discussion and get to the root of the concept.
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The Waynes, Uncle Ben, and the Castle family walk into a bar…
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I didn’t start reading superhero comics until the 1990s. In fact, I didn’t get interested in superheroes at all until after the animated series for The X-Men and Batman. I vaguely recall the Superfriends cartoon (and notice that I make a difference in calling it a cartoon), but if you remember it or have ever seen it, then you’ll probably […]
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Once a year, the geeks of Chicagoland, the Midwest, and beyond make a trek into Chicago for a pop culture extravaganza known as C2E2. The Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (hence C2E2) is one of the many general pop culture conventions that occur around the country in a year. I call them “general” in the sense that the convention does […]
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