Source Material starts off Ed Brubaker week with Chris Sheehan and Mark reviewing the 2012 limited series Scene of the Crime.
It’s a new episode of Black Irish, and this time Jason and Erik discuss the latest Disney+ controversy, this time involving The Muppets. Also, a dive into the world of political hypocrisy arising from recent events.
Mark Radulich, Robert Winfree, David Wright are joined by Lilly Radulich to discuss the anime Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba for this one.
It’s a journey into Batman Year Two on a Syndicated Source Material. Bruce Wayne is still new to being Batman, and a special mission brings back Bruce’s past.
It’s coming to the end of the road At the Movies, but as Randy and Jens discuss Resident Evil: Retribution, they ask themselves if they have one more left in them to complete the franchise.
Alexis and Mark team up to review Judas and the Black Messiah, as well as discuss Golden Globe nominees, review the latest movie news, and discuss the new Mortal Kombat (2021) trailer.
Metal Hammer of Doom stays in the Scandinavian Peninsula, as Jesse and Mark review Sirenia’s new album, Riddles, Ruins & Revelations.
On a new TV Party Tonight, Ronnie Adams rejoins Mark to review the short-lived TV series adaptation of the Greg Rucka comic series Stumptown.
Robert Winfree is joined by Sean Comer this week to discuss the Korean film from Netflix entitled Space Sweepers.
Mark Radulich and Ronnie Adams discuss the comic series by Greg Rucka, Stumptown Volume 1 on this week’s Source Material.