In this “Giant-Size” episode of WIZARDS! Adam and Michael go batty for Batman, Robin and the whole Gotham gang. Your hosts also discuss whether the 1990 Captain American film deserves it’s bad reputation, review X-O Manowar #1 and so much more. We couldn’t stop gabbin’ about super heroes, so enjoy our nerdy 90’s comic book geekery now!
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