This week we interview Will Meugniot. Will has spent over forty years as a storyteller in the comics and animation industries. We talk to Will about his influences, career, and get some of his thoughts about the current state of Marvel and DC television and film. We focus on his
This episode is the first of what will hopefully be many interviews as we invite Michael and Mark Edens to the cast to discuss their over thirty years in writing for television. Both men have worked on well-known series including Gobots, The Real Ghostbusters, Beetlejuice, X-Men, Exosquad, Mummies Alive, and
Join Mr. Gene and me for the last hurrah for Logan A.K.A. The Wolverine. As always, this is a SPOILER filled episode so please do not listen unless you’ve watched the movie.
Cigar Nerds Podcast Episode 65: Chronicles of Logan. This week we get old like old man Logan. We take a look back at the career of Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, and review the final time he pops out the claws for Logan. In science we talk about new planets being
In the year 2000, Hugh Jackman clawed his way into pop culture as Wolverine. The years that followed were both kind and cruel to Ol’ Canucklehead, but now Mike, Mike, Ashley, Jennifer Hartshorn, and Jay Sherer review the latest and possibly final chapter to see if Logan really is the
It’s hard to believe it’s been close to 20 years since the original “X-Men” was released in theaters, and now, we’ve reached the end of an era with “Logan,” Hugh Jackman’s final performance as Wolverine, the role that made him a star. Although Wolverine has had solo films before (to
This is it, the first ever, action packed episode of The 42cast, your Ultimate Answer to Fandom, Geekiness, and Everything. We’re a group of podcasters who love talking about geeky subjects. Each week we’re going to come to you with a new topic from the geekisphere. We may talk about
The Cigar Nerds Podcast Episode 46: Danger Room. This week we talk about the other MCU and discuss the X-men movies. Before there was the Avengers, the first comic book team movie on the scene was the X-men. The movie that made Hugh Jackman famous. In science we talk about
Mutant and Proud to quote Mystique. Gene and I are back to give our thoughts to the X-Men movie: X-Men Apocalypse. As always, this podcast will be filled with spoilers so YE be warned.
The next chapter in the mutant saga is in theaters and the Four Horsemen of Mike, Mike, Ashley Pauls, and Alex Autrey decree judgement. Plus, Dakoma Sanchez dances around the Geek Seat, Khan Reports of MomoCon and TimeGate, and Rants & Raves about DC Comics’ Rebirth. All this, along with
By Ashley Pauls Box Office Buzz After seeing the 49 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes for “X-Men: Apocalypse,” I walked into the theater with significantly lower expectations than I had originally. Critics have called it an overstuffed, “middling” chapter in the X-Men franchise, and I was afraid it would become
The Cigar Nerds Episode 38: Escape from the Thing. This week our nerds fight off shape shifting aliens and try to escape from New York as we take a look at the legendary career of Director John Carpenter. Not only is he responsible for some of the greatest horror and
