This week we read "Kill Your Boyfriend", written by out favorite bald person besides T, Grant Morrison. Listen as a girl in the suburbs figures out "it's all bullshit", takes E, becomes a drag queen, and takes her existential dread to the streets.

On this episode we celebrate the first year Gotham Arcade, and discuss some favorites from this year of comics and gaming! In conjunction with this extra episode (and patreon soon raising the fees they take from creators),

~Content Warning~ Anyone sensitive to talk about drugs, drug addiction, or relapse should skip forward about 2mins at 48:15! - This week we bring home the Chloe era of Life is Strange with the final episode of Life is Strange: Before the Storm!

For a milestone episode we got some good ole fashioned Bat-universe scrumptiousness. After Robin: Unmasked (Ep 46) we saw forces trying to stir up some trouble in Gotham and bats can't help but get to the bottom of it.

We are back with our coverage of the second episode of Life is Strange: Before the Storm! We talk about David's bullshit, the origin of Chloe's sweet pickup, and....... ummmm...... a kiss......... - LETS DO THIS -

What do you do when everyone around you has a leg up, when you can't seem to get your foot in the door? You adopt a 10 ft tall tentacle-skull-demon as your super sidekick OBVS! The week we read the delightfully snappy and meta book "Lovebunny and Mr.

It is time! We make our triumphant return to a favorite game series of ours, Life is Strange! This time we play as our sweet sweet angel Chloe Price as we get backstory on her relationship with Rachael Amber before.... well the storm.

It's April but we're not foolin about this book! This week we tuck into Robin: Unmasked were we get the hefty dose of Tim Drake and Steph Brown we require. Listen as we talk about the unique art style, spicy Alfred, and evil thumb tacks! -

This week we play the first entry in one of T's favorite game series, combining escape the room puzzles with visual novel storytelling. So get ready for anime tropes, uncomfortable dialogue, and PLEASE STOP TELLING ME "INTERESTING FACTS" WHILE WE HAVE ...

Everyone dies eventually... but what if... they came back? Such is the situation in the "rural noir" comic that is Revival, written by Tim Seeley and art by Mike Norton. We talk about gruff dads, sharp daisies, and tacky outerwear. -