This week Bryan and Rob sit down and talk more in depth about the Titans live action show as well as other content available on the DC Universe streaming service: Doom Patrol, Lois & Clark, the upcoming Stargirl live action show, and more! They even manage to segue into a brief discussion about Marvel's Agents of Shield.
Aquaman is now DC's biggest box office hit. Joaquin Phoenix as the Joker. Bryan finally watched a few episodes of Netflix's Lost in Space. Rob shares next season's introduction to the Flash TV show. DC Universe's Titans live action show. Star Trek Discovery. Jennifer continues her homework with more episodes of Star Trek: TNG and The Walking Dead.
This week we talk about the movie Venom and why it has performed so well in the box office despite the poor critic score. We also briefly cover Star Trek: Nemesis and Aquaman before Bryan's headset has a meltdown on-air.
This week; Henry Cavill and Ben Affleck appear to be out as Superman and Batman. Ewan McGregor has been cast as villain Black Mask in DC's Birds of Prey. Jennifer reviews an episode of Batman the Animated Series called Heart of Ice that Bryan made her watch.
Bryan, Jennifer, Kevin, and Rob pay tribute to comic book legend Stan Lee, who passed away last week at the age of 95.
This week tempers flare and friendships are tested as we try to agree on the four best comic book movies of all time. Join us as we defend our picks and attack everyone else's in the hopes of securing as many spots as we can on the Mount Rushmore of Comic Book Movies!
This week Bryan, Jennifer, and Rob discuss whether or not criminals should be allowed to profit from their crimes by publishing books or selling their story. Also, DC cancelled plans to reprint a 1940s Captain Marvel story called "Monster Society of Evil" due to concerns regarding the portrayal of ethnic stereotypes.
James Gunn has been fired and Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 is on indefinite hold. Logan is a bleak movie that depresses Bryan. ABC is rebooting BeWitched. Rob wants Bryan to watch the Netflix show, Lost in Space. DC is bringing Superman and Lois Lane back to the DC universe in the Flash, Arrow, and Supergirl TV shows.
It might be a few months later than we planned, but it's finally here! Bryan, Jennifer, Kevin, and Rob sit down for a Big Time book club episode and talk about the 1988 DC graphic novel, The Killing Joke. Written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Brian Bolland.
Considered by some to be a classic and ground breaking, The Killing Joke dives into the disturbing relationship between Batman and the Joker, testing the boundaries between insanity and perseverance.
If you're interested, you can buy The Killing Joke at the DC Comics online store at:
https://www.dccomics.com/graphic-novels/batman-the-killing-joke-special-edition
