Back after an extremely long lay off Jim and I catch up on all thing Marvel and DC as well as preview whats to come.

This week we discuss "He who remains" and the season finale of Loki. In light of the Milwaukee Bucks declaring they arent a superteam the fellas put together their own Super heroic squads.

And were back after a long hiatus. We thought we had a direction on this episode but we ended up all over the map. From Tanehisi Coates' final Black Panther issue to Loki and Covid we covered it all. Next week we'll be back much more focused and comic oriented

Randell and Jim are back for the season finale of The Falcon and the Winter Solider. Jim gets on his soap box for a quick second to talk about how police are portrayed on television.  https://www.comixology.com/unlimited

Jim and Dell are back to give their thoughts on the adventures of Sam and Bucky.

After a long hiatus the show returns with Jim Randolph appearing to discuss "The Falcon and the Winter Solider." We briefly touch on if Zach Snyder's "Justice League" is worth your time.

Randell and Jim get their hands on a copy of "Not my Captain America" and discuss Sam Wilson's run as the Star spangled man.  Jim breaks down the "Judas and the Black Messiah" trailer.

The talented Ave Rivera returns to discuss a variety of issues. From protest to Animal Crossing there is something for everyone in this episode.

On Episode 2 I'm joined by Cousin Jim and we discuss John Boyega's activism and Lucas film's mishandling of his role in Star Wars. Jim questions if Marvel can maintain their success without Captain America and Iron Man.

On the first episode I am joined by Ave Rivera of Averivera.com and we discussed her work and fandom. Check out her work on instagram @averiverastudio and buy some dope art. If you have any questions or feedback you can reach me on twitter @RDellburns and I post nonsense on instagram @Brucewaynebpt