Classic Episode 12 — Geeking on Superman II: Donner Cut Commentary
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Classic Episode 12 — Geeking on Superman II: Donner Cut Commentary

It was June 2013, which meant that a new movie was about to be released starring a certain Man of Steel. In honor of that, this month was a commentary month where I watched all 4 Christopher Reeve Superman movies, crossing over with my other show, Superman in the Bronze Age, to ensure all 4 were watched this month. For the first part, check out Episode 76 of Superman in the Bronze Age, where I watched the Theatrical Release of Superman: The Movie with Andy and Micheal Leyland. In this episode, I watch the Richard Donner cut of Superman II, a different take on the more familiar theatrical release.
Classic Episode 08 — Geeking on JLA 5, and Secret Files & Origins
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Classic Episode 08 — Geeking on JLA 5, and Secret Files & Origins

The Justice League is back, and this time they've got help. In JLA #5, the JLA begin a recruitment drive and their first new member is Tomorrow Woman, who could be their downfall. Then we get to witness the secret origin of the new JLA, since apparently the Midsummers Nightmare mini-series doesn't count as the origin. Plus, we get to witness the teams' first reactions to Superman's new powers, and a day in the life of Martian Manhunter.
Classic Episode 05 — Geeking on The Transformers: The Movie (1986)
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Classic Episode 05 — Geeking on The Transformers: The Movie (1986)

One last word on Transformers before we move on to other topics. This time out I am joined by Transformer fan supreme Fanboyimus Prime, author of a multi-chapter Transformers/Gundam SEED crossover fan-fic, and Jon Wilson, fellow podcast host. Together, the three of us watch one of the most beloved pieces of Transformers history, the 1986 animated feature “Transformers: The Movie.” So pop in your 20th Anniversary DVD, sit back and enjoy the show. And stick around afterwards for a fun little sound clip I found of Peter Cullen (the voice of Optimus Prime and Ironhide) doing his impressions of Frank Welker's Megatron.