Adam eulogizes one of his favorite authors, talks recent comics gets, current workload, Ai Robots taking over our restaurants and more!

On this episode of the show, it’s racing madness, a dimensional attack, classic animation, and evil analyzed.First up, we head to the track with the animated blu-ray review of Hanna-Barbera’s Wacky Races : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Allied Vaughan Entertainment Group and Warner Archive Collection). The Dark Knight must face off against different version of the Justice League with the 4K blu-ray review of Batman Ninja vs Yakuza League (Courtesy of Allied Vaughn Entertainment Group and Warner

Adam talks about magazines, Kickstarters, upcoming Convention prep and chasing freelance checks.

Adam goes into a long discussion about music, concert tickets and more. Then talks about his recent work and why you should finish what you start. GET INSPIRED!!

Mi associo al dolore dei familiari e dei tanti amici per la scomparsa di Cesare Casati. Dopo molti anni con Gio Ponti suo amato maestro a Domus, che diresse alla fine degli anni Settanta, fondò nel 1986 L’Arca. Era una rivista piena di cose e rutilante di idee e novità. Molte arrivarono troppo presto e non furono affatto capite. Per esempio, chi ha pubblicato con un servizio serio Biosphere 2.? L’Arca! Chi il lavoro di Johansen? L’Arca. E le sperimentazioni digitali? L’Arca. E Massimiliano Fuksas

Adam goes into a lot of stuff this week! Weight Loss, Superman, Personal Issues, Progress on art, Getting Older, being a dad of an autistic child, and lastly gives a quick eulogy for a friend.

In this episode of ScatterShot, Alan and Colin take a look at Thunderbolts*, Captain America: Brave New World, A Minecraft Movie, Mickey 17, Fight or Flight, and Novocain. Colin also introduces a fun new game called ‘Name That Movie’. Superb!

Adam updates on his two comic projects, gives inside info on the stories and why they mean so much to him. Then talks about how his Mother's Day went, grandparents long gone and Weight Loss goals.

On this episode of the show, it’s 70’s family life animated, the game is afoot and paw, a gorilla for sale, and another leap in time.First up, family life in the 70’s takes an animated spin with the blu-ray review of Wait Till Your Father Gets Home : The Complete Series (Courtesy of Allied Vaughan Entertainment Group and Warner Archive Group). Two cartoon legends meet the Great Detective in the animated blu-ray review of Tom and Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes : Original Movie (Courtesy of Allied

Adam updates on various things and then answers Listener Questions!

After Adam gets some bad news, he decides to get super honest about his place in the world as far as personal debt, life goals and what good deeds he would do if he could.

Adam feels reflective as always. He talks about childhood bullying, warning signs of poor health, Sylvia Plath and possible futures and projects to ponder.

Adam talks about the beginning of his staycation, trips not taken, family, more comics productivity, rent costs rising and more.