This week we revisit the world of rock gods by reading "The Wicked + The Divine: Fandemonium." This second volume in the run follows up the big ending of "The Faust Act" with an even bigger, crazier cliffhanger!

It's the second episode in our 'Podcaster's Choice, vol. 2' series as we read "Thor: Who Holds the Hammer?" by Jason Aaron. We've eclipsed 300 episodes, so we're going back to read the second volume of some of our favorites. This week,

"Podcaster's Choice, Vol. 2" starts off with Jen! To celebrate 300 episodes of WTC, we've each scoured the catalog of past episodes to find a series and read volume 2, starting with "Monstress: The Blood." First trade of Monstress blew us away with its...

We celebrate our 300th episode in cheeky fashion by reading "300" by Frank Miller. This classic GN, adapted into an action movie, tales the tale of 300 Spartan warriors who held back the might of the Persian army.

We're making up for lost time! It just so happens that we never recorded an episode 134, so we're filling in the blanks before next week's EPISODE 300 by taking a listener request topic: the best butts in comics! We mention some of the greatest hits,

Our "Strokin' Ego's Ego" comes to a close as we read "Astonishing Thor," five-issue miniseries by Robert Rodi. In this insane comic, the living planet Ego is alerted to the existence of his long-lost Brother, but not all reunions are joyful!

We get an interesting entry into our Ego series by reading "Nova: Nova Corps" by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning. In this comic, Richard Ryder is finally free of the Worldmind only to discover that it's been using his body without his permission and restar...

Because we all loved Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 so much, we're doing a series on Ego the Living Planet and starting off with "Thor #160-#161" by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby from all the way back in the 70s.

Our Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary series concludes with "Wonder Woman: The Lies" by Greg Rucka. In this comic, Diana goes on a jungle adventure and eventually finds her way home and has reality and sense of self utterly shattered.

We take a break from comics this week to discuss the 2017 Wonder Woman movie! It took way too long, but Diana finally has a theatrical release, and much to everybody's glee and Hollywood's surprise, it's doing fantastically well.