And we're back with the first podcast of our second volume! This week we catch up on our summer and list things we liked and didn't like. Brian thoroughly (and justifiably) rants on Suicide Squad. We run through our Geekstradamus predictions from the end of last volume to see what we got right and wrong. And we finish up with confusion over Marvel's current slate of comics. Go listen up there in our links to the latest issue, then come right back here for the guide to everything we yapped about! Or do it at the same time! Whatever floats your canoe!
Casey's favorite thing from summer, the WWE Cruiserweight Classic on the WWE Network:
Brian's favorite thing (and released on his birthday!), Switchfoot's latest album Where the Light Shines Through:
Comics!
Brian and Casey found Dynamite's The Great Divide comic by writer Ben Fisher and artist Adam Markiewicz separately, which is funny cause it's about a post-apocalyptic world where no one can touch each other without experiencing painful, horrible death! And Brian and Casey live too far away to touch each other. It's sad but true.
Brian read Xoc: The Journey of a Great White by Matt Dembicki. Check out some pages here.
In our very special 13th issue of our last volume of the podcast, we made predictions for what would happen during the couple of months we were off. So how did we do?
Suicide Squad would be a very entertaining and enjoyable movie.
Moving on...
The next WWE PPV would be the Money In the Bank show featuring Roman Reigns (c) vs Seth Rollins in the main event:
Brian: Seth Rollins will be the new WWE Heavyweight Champion.
Casey: Dean Ambrose will be the new WWE Heavyweight Champion.
Holy poop, we were both right! Rollins defeated Reigns, then Ambrose cashed in his freshly won Money In the Bank contract and defeated Rollins!
Brian: Justin Bieber will have half of his face tattooed.
Alas, didn't happen.
Casey: Brock Lesnar will win his fight at UFC 200, but barely.
Casey: TNA/Impact Wrestling will go bankrupt and be no more.
Nope. In fact, Smashing Pumpkins front man Billy Corgan, the current actual president of TNA, is actively trying to buy the company. Plus, the summer brought us the now-legendary FINAL DELETION!!!
Brian: Either DC or Marvel will announce yet another reboot.
In July Marvel announced (while already mid-Civil War II crossover with a planned line reshuffling/reboot) their next big crossover X-Men versus Inhumans. And sure to follow is yet another reshuffling of the line, so we think he got that one.
And I promise, if Beast sides with the Inhumans, then Hank McCoy and I are through. THROUGH!
Bonus Level!
Tim Curry supercut of laughs:
Current Marvel duplicate super-heroes:
Spider-Punk
Spider-Woman (Spider-Gwen)
Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew)
Spider-Woman (Mayday Parker)
Iceman (older one)
Iron Man (Tony Stark)
Iron Man? (Victor Von Doom)
Iron Heart (Riri Williams starring in an Iron Man series)
Iron Patriot (Toni Ho)
Maker (Reed Richards)
Thor Odinson
Thor
Lady Spider
Spider-Girl
Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Spider-Man (Noir)
Spider-Man (Pavitr Prabhakar)
Wolverine (Old Man Logan)
Wolverine (X-23)
Spider-Man (2099 - Miguel O'Hara)
An actual wolverine
Ice Man (from the 60s)
Reed Richards (from Spider-Gwen's universe)
Spider-Man (Miles Morales)
Captain America (2099 - Roberta Mendez)
Captain America (Danielle Cage)
Hawkeye (Kate Bishop)
Hawkeye (Clint Barton)
Hulk (Bruce Banner - whoops! Killed by Hawkeye)
Hulk (Amadeus Cho)
Hulk (Thunderbolt Ross)
Angel-ish (from the 60s)
Archangel-ish
Beast (from the 60s)
Beast (older one)
Captain America (Sam Wilson)
Captain America (Steve Rogers)
Whew.
And big thanks to Orbital Bacon who provide our awesome introduction by Optimus Prime and sign-off by Rocket Raccoon and Groot. Go check his stuff out:
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