Adam is joined by the “Canadian Connection” of Michael Schwartz (@50centcomiccollector) and returning guest, Chris Bailey (@charlton_hero) to talk Greg Capullo on Spawn, Roger Corman comic books, Frank Miller’s praise for Image Comics, the shocking final days of Dr. Frederick Wertham, the history of horror comics and a major milestone for Jim and Todd’s Hype Machine tally. Sounds fun, eh?
It’s crime fighting time! Adam and Will are guilty of getting excited about the short lived animated series C.O.P.S. from 1988, which was based on the toy line by Hasbro. But more than a discussion CONTINUE READING…
Masters of the Universe is doing some great things for me lately and I don’t mean the Masterverse figures. I’ve already mentioned in a previous review how much I love the TMNT/MOTU crossover line and CONTINUE READING…
Michael Cannetti is back to laugh along with the Wizard April Fool’s Day issue from 2000 that’s full of fake-outs and geeky gags. Plus the hosts review Batman: Dark Victory by Jeph Loeb and Tim CONTINUE READING…
Carolyne Heldman Biggest crush? If we’re talking junior high, might have to say, Mary Lou Retton. I fell head over heels for that little spitfire during the ’84 Olympic games. She may very well be CONTINUE READING…
One of the staple toy lines of the ’80s was Coleco’s Cabbage Patch Kids line. Every girl I knew as a kid had at least one Cabbage Patch Kid. I had a few, including an CONTINUE READING…
The Goonies was a 1985 film by Richard Donner about a group of adventurous kids who discover an old pirate map and follow it into an underground cavern in search of treasure to save their CONTINUE READING…
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