Weird Members Of The Justice League Part 1 – 4-Panel Vol. 2, Issue 56

Archaeon 06/11/2019

The Justice League is DC’s premier super team , and with members that include A-list heroes like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Martian Manhunter and The Flash, it’s only natural that it would be popular with fans. But the League has many more “heroes” that make up its […]

4-Panel Vol. 2, Issue 5 – Who is Captain Marvel?

Archaeon 11/10/2018

While Producer Rob trudges back from the realm of video games in the midlands that he voluntarily got trapped in, it’s up to the Comics Sage (Andrew), and Old Man Comics (Mick), to run the show, so after a discussion about the trailer for Captain Marvel they explore the history […]

S15E21 – I’m Forever Milking Cockroaches

Archaeon 21/06/2018

It’s time for another jaunt into the weird world of science, technology and beyond, so join Rob and Producer Rob as they delve into the cosmos and head to Pluto to find out what it’s made of (just to be clear, we’re not picking a fight). After that it’s back […]

4-Panel 141 – Dimension Jumping Lassie

Archaeon 10/06/2018

Andrew and Producer Rob are back to talk about some narrative sequential art (you know, comics and stuff … and maybe the odd cave painting). Kicking things off this week is the news that Mysterio will be the main villain in the sequel to Spiderman: Homecoming, which leads us on […]

Literary Loitering 53 – The Temple of Bad Ideas

Archaeon 15/12/2016

Things continue to be odder than normal with a new twist in a war of words, Scottish translations of English books and a comic-book about the history of sex. Our featured books are Duskfall by Christopher Husberg and Aliens Omnibus volume 2 (Aliens: Genocide by David Bischoff and Aliens: Alien […]

Literary Loitering 36 – The Shnonsense Has Hit The Fan

Archaeon 26/02/2016

We go off into the wild blue yonder once again with discussions about the eighth Harry Potter book, Dracula’s West Country origins, dealing with drunk family members coming back from an orgy (yes, you read that right), and more. Our featured book is The Complete Aliens Omnibus volume 1, which […]

4-Panel 31 – Cowboy Batman and Robot Robin

Archaeon 27/10/2015

On this episode we discuss Zack Snyder’s talks with HBO about “The Watchmen” TV series, frozen subtitles on a U.S. screening of the live-action “Attack on Titan” movie, Mark Millar’s world-wide talent search, the fantasy-themed spinoff manga of “Assassination Classroom”, and “Damage Control” – Marvel’s new TV series. Our featured […]

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