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This looks promising!
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Nice! You’ll love this episode, then. Scott and I are big fans of 90s X-Men.
We’re going back to the 90s! Though this era of X-Men is heavily maligned, for Perry and returning guest Scott Honig, it represents when they got into comics. And today, we revisit one of the quintessential 90s X-Men stories — Fatal Attractions!
Logan Crowley is back for a spirited debate over 2006’s Ultimate Avengers: The Movie, the animated adaptation of the first arc of Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch’s infamous comic, The Ultimates. superherocinephiles.com/ultimateaven...
In another comic book episode, Stacy Dooks returns to discuss James Robinson and Paul Smith’s JSA: The Golden Age! Originally an Elseworlds story, parts of it have seeped into mainstream DC continuity. And some of it is alarmingly prescient today!
Alex Marcus of The Pop Break returns to the show to discuss Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, the long-awaited sequel to Into the Spider-Verse!
*Sorry for the delay in new episodes, folks.
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@percivalconstantine.com from @superherocinephiles.com and @japanonfilm.com stops by to take a stab at the EVERYTHING that is Marvel Ultimate Alliance. Can we even pull this off?
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If you can't spare the time to a single episode or even write the damn email yourself, then I'm not going to waste my time nor my listeners' time on you.
Screenshot of email from disingenuous marketer using AI. Text follows: Hi Perry and Derrick, I just caught your episode reflecting on Planetary: The Fourth Man, especially your shout-out to fans ready to revisit All Over the World and Other Stories. The way you highlight continuity in comic storytelling, and connect it to engaged communities like Gordon’s Doctor Who Meetup, really hit home as someone who sees how powerful shared worlds can be for fans and creators alike. With that in mind, I’d love to suggest [REDACTED], the creator behind [REDACTED], as a guest for Superhero Cinephiles. [REDACTED] work draws from an expansive universe full of action-adventure and fantasy, most notably in series like [REDACTED]. [REDACTED] recently recognized [REDACTED] for “[REDACTED],” and their recent deal with [REDACTED] is putting their stories in local shops each month. [REDACTED] honest approach to world-building and his experience engaging nearly 23,000 readers from comic, fantasy, and gaming communities means he’s more than ready to bring something fresh to your conversations about superhero, sci-fi, and fantasy media. I think your listeners would appreciate hearing firsthand how these new universes come together and why connective threads really matter to fandom. Thanks for considering [REDACTED], and for making your show such a thoughtful space for passionate comic fans.
I'm very welcoming of new guests, regardless of what sort of platform they have (or no platform). The one rule I have is you have to be genuine.
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Sy Islam returns to the show to discuss Superman/Batman: Public Enemies. Reuniting Tim Daly, Kevin Conroy, and Clancy Brown, this adaptation of the first Jeph Loeb/Ed McGuinness Superman/Batman story-arc has a lot going on…at times maybe too much!
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Another excellent series. And the only place after 3.0 (other than Morrison’s single-issue relaunch) that featured Jack Marlowe.
On the Superhero Bibliophiles show, Mike Sangregorio joins Perry to discuss Joe Casey’s revolutionary reinvention of WildCATS and how it deserved to last longer.
Marsden’s wearing that 90s Cyke costume well!
Will Short returns to the show to discuss Justice League: Doom and how it compares to the comic it’s based on.
Logan Crowley comes by Superhero Bibliophiles to talk about the Superman vs. Mongul collection of stories, including the classic "For the Man Who Has Everything." And we find some surprisingly prescient political allegories in that story.
Eoin Smith is back again to discuss Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero. Overshadowed by all the negative press received for Batman & Robin, it's time to give this film a second look.
In our latest comic discussion episode, Kaz Wheeler stops by to break down DC's Blackest Night crossover event!
Nic and Dani are back again to talk about Anthony Mackie’s first big-screen outing as the new Captain America in Captain America: Brave New World! There’s a lot to unpack here, from the missteps to the missed opportunities and how this movie could have been great if Marvel didn’t get cold feet.
Fellow podcaster Derick McDuff returns to discuss Madame Web. Yet another of Sony’s attempts to create a Spider-Man universe without Spider-Man, and with a cast that’s sleepwalking through pretty much the entire production.
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After our discussion on the Hawkeye TV show, author Bobby Nash returns with a discussion of the comic that inspired it. Yes, we’re diving into the Hawkeye run, a critical darling from Matt Fraction and David Aja.
Fourth time’s the charm! To discuss the fourth attempt at bringing Marvel’s First Family to the big screen, Kelen “B-Hyphen” Conley is back and we’re talking Fantastic 4: First Steps! Did they finally get it right?
@kris-ingersoll.bsky.social & Dan Cohen are joined by Perry from @superherocinephiles.com & Anthony from Digging for Kryptonite to rank the Superman Family Members.
We’re talking a James Gunn project, so of course we had to have our resident James Gun superfan back. Author Adam Lance Garcia returns to discuss the second season of Peacemaker!
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