Like idiots, we’ve decided to do a “so bad it’s good” series of episodes. We open things up with 2010’s worst run of comics: “Rise & Fall” by J.T. Krul and Diogenes Neves. It’s an overdone tale of the entirely timely, rapid, unabated downfall of a character nobody cared about to begin with. Hooray! For more information on past and upcoming episodes, check out the show schedule on our website at www.atomicpoweredsupercast.com.
This week we take a break from cracking the books and finish up our Dwayne McDuffie series with what he’s probably best known for: animated television. We watch a couple time travel episodes titled “The Once and Future Thing,” both written and produced by McDuffie. We also wrap up our discussion on the man’s influence in the popular perception of superheroes today. For more information about upcoming or previous episodes, check out our show schedule at www.AtomicPoweredSuperCast.com. Thanks for listening!
We continue our Dwayne McDuffie series with “Beyond!” The amount of rich, deep character analysis in the episode is immense, as we delve into topics such as “where does Hank Pym shop for clothes?” and “Is Kraven this terrible on purpose?” as well as “Props to artist Scott Kolins for making Uatu actually look cool!” For more information about upcoming or past episodes, check out our show schedule on the website, www.AtomicPoweredSuperCast.com.
