On this week's show, Jen and Shawn discuss: Captain Marvel [vol 1] #60 (1978) The Spectre [vol 2] #11 (1988) Topics include: - Shawn & Jen buy a Fiat - movies we seen in a theatre - Magic Johnson's Friday's - Dr. Fate goes full Motherboy - Phantom Stranger takes a phone call - our cat Leela makes an appearance! Please rate, review, subscribe and tell a friend! Continue the conversation on Twitter @angryheroshawn and @JenStansfield

Supergirl on the CW and Supergirl Rebirth have relaunched classic Superman character Cat Grant in a new way. Let's dive back into the comics and learn her origin! So sit back and enjoy as Ashley and Jason begin their lesson. You might learn something. Enter your Mind University! Be careful! This podcast contains SPOILERS. So if you don't want to know what happens, then you should come back later.  Support the show on Patreon and listen to the Patreon exclusive Geek History Lesson EXTRA

On this week's show, Ian continues his inner turmoil while discussing how physical media just died (in his eyes) before the guys turn to a double review with the Neo Western, Hell Or High Water and the Stephen Lang is blind, badass and creepy horror Don't Breathe. Quite a lot of What We Watched and Twitter Questions round off a rather busy show.

In this week's episode, Marc & Ian give their pussies some action with a look at Keanu. Trailers and a solid chunk of What We Watched are also discussed on a show Ian can't remember very well because he was ill.

Clare Yuille is the owner of Merry + Bright, an award-winning fashion and gifts boutique in the Scottish Borders. She’s also the founder of Indie Retail Academy, the site for creative people who want to sell their work to shops. She's been called "a fresh, funny, endlessly encouraging voice" with a "spot-on understanding of the doubts and fears of creative people."

Clare Yuille is the owner of Merry + Bright, an award-winning fashion and gifts boutique in the Scottish Borders. She’s also the founder of Indie Retail Academy, the site for creative people who want to sell their work to shops. She's been called "a fresh, funny, endlessly encouraging voice" with a "spot-on understanding of the doubts and fears of creative people."

Troy Colby is an award-winning fine art photographer who creates poetic, dreamlike, and often haunting images. He has said that photography is “a chance to create a reality that is not real.” Troy was born and raised in a small rural farming community. The rural American landscape has been the backdrop that has helped Troy refine his vision. In the past few years he has worked with his son to create handcrafted worlds. Together they have found a love of recreating dreams and haunting emotions

Troy Colby is an award-winning fine art photographer who creates poetic, dreamlike, and often haunting images. He has said that photography is “a chance to create a reality that is not real.” Troy was born and raised in a small rural farming community. The rural American landscape has been the backdrop that has helped Troy refine his vision. In the past few years he has worked with his son to create handcrafted worlds. Together they have found a love of recreating dreams and haunting emotions

Dr. Brenda Scott has returned from her adventures in Scotland. This trip was part of her work on her next photography exhibit about connections between North Carolina and Scotland - connections beginning in the 18th century. This is her update from Edinburgh, Skye, South Uist, Barra, and Oban.

On this week's show, Jen and Shawn discuss: Manhunter [vol 1] #7 (1988) Highlights include: - Dr. Alchemy's secret fetish - Superman fights a shirtless Darkseid - Manhunter drinks free coffee - The Wall not giving a f**k - Count Vertigo's goth days The Defenders #131 (1984) Highlights include: - Jon Lovitz's last stand - Iceman gives Hank McCoy a Dutch Oven - Gargoyle's old-timey bathing suit - Frog-Man disrobes in public - what a walrus sounds like Also, our cat makes an

Echo is a small online advertising company with a reach that far exceeds its size. It treats its clients as guests and offers a totally customizable menu of services that cover the full spectrum of your personal and business needs, from website creation, Google AdWords, and SEO, to branding and social media marketing. Elizabeth earned a liberal arts degree from Duke University and worked her way to the upper echelons of an international web design and online marketing company in only three years,

Called a “Modern Master” by The Strad, Dr. Peter Askim is a composer, conductor, bassist, and educator. He is the Artistic Director of the Next Festival of Emerging Artists, the conductor of the Raleigh Civic Symphony and Chamber Orchestra, as well as the Director of Orchestral Activities at North Carolina State University. Previously Music Director and Composer-in-Residence of the Idyllwild Arts Academy Orchestra, he has had commissions and performances from the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, the

Called a “Modern Master” by The Strad, Dr. Peter Askim is a composer, conductor, bassist, and educator. He is the Artistic Director of the Next Festival of Emerging Artists, the conductor of the Raleigh Civic Symphony and Chamber Orchestra, as well as the Director of Orchestral Activities at North Carolina State University. Previously Music Director and Composer-in-Residence of the Idyllwild Arts Academy Orchestra, he has had commissions and performances from the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, the

Dr. Brenda Scott is working on her next photography exhibit about connections between North Carolina and Scotland - connections beginning in the 18th century. She is currently doing research and photography work in the UK. This is her update from London and Oxford.

Cissy Spindler began photographing seriously in 1980 on the streets of San Francisco with an old Rolleiflex. Since then her life has been dedicated to photography. That evolved to medium format work focusing on intimate landscapes.Her work was first exhibited in a San Francisco gallery, Grapestake, in 1983 in a group show featuring emerging California photographers. From 1984 through 2005 she owned and operated Spindler Photographic Services, a custom black and white lab in San Francisco. This

Cissy Spindler began photographing seriously in 1980 on the streets of San Francisco with an old Rolleiflex. Since then her life has been dedicated to photography. That evolved to medium format work focusing on intimate landscapes.Her work was first exhibited in a San Francisco gallery, Grapestake, in 1983 in a group show featuring emerging California photographers. From 1984 through 2005 she owned and operated Spindler Photographic Services, a custom black and white lab in San Francisco. This

For over 35 years, Ed Pearlman has been recognized as "one of the finest exponents of Scottish fiddling we have in North America" (as put by Earle Hitchener of the Wall Street Journal and the Irish Voice). Ed directed the Boston Scottish Fiddle Club for 18 years, Boston's Celtic Festival at the Hatch Shell for 7 years, and has performed throughout the USA, Canada, and Scotland. He started out learning violin from members of the Chicago and Boston Symphonies, but focused on fiddling since the

For over 35 years, Ed Pearlman has been recognized as "one of the finest exponents of Scottish fiddling we have in North America" (as put by Earle Hitchener of the Wall Street Journal and the Irish Voice). Ed directed the Boston Scottish Fiddle Club for 18 years, Boston's Celtic Festival at the Hatch Shell for 7 years, and has performed throughout the USA, Canada, and Scotland. He started out learning violin from members of the Chicago and Boston Symphonies, but focused on fiddling since the

Actor, comic, writer, historian and movie buff Robert Wuhl joins Gilbert and Frank at the famed New York Friars Club for a funny and freewheeling discussion of random topics, including the sins of Ty Cobb, the genius of John Ford, the excellence of Ealing comedies, the (alleged) affairs of Clark Gable and the versatility of Michael Keaton. Also, Robert turns down "Problem Child," praises "Cat Ballou," remembers Bruno Kirby and reveals the secret history of the Academy Awards. PLUS: Rod Steiger holds

Kathleen Clemons is a photographer from the coast of Maine. Primarily a nature photographer, Kathleen is known for her creative use of natural light and unique compositions. Her work is represented worldwide by Corbis and Getty Images. Lensbaby lenses recently named her the "Georgia O'Keeffe of Flower Photography." She is an instructor at the Bryan Peterson School of Photography where she teaches five online photography classes. Kathleen also teaches for the Santa Fe Photographic Workshops in Santa