Vampirella

Wow this episode is off the wall! Maria Di Angelis is back, along with Chris Craddock, and he's got his review of Quentin Tarantino's newest film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The Crew talks their favorite Tarantino movies, and just about everything else under the sun, from favorite foods to Robocop! From character defining moments for our favorite heroes, to getting chased by dogs! Pay attention cause the topics switch faster than a traffic light when you're trying to get home to poop! What're you waiting for - hit the play button!

Pete, Ramon, and Greg hit the roundtable to talk TV and movies! Swamp Thing, Deadly Class, and Happy all cancelled! Lucifer renewed but also technically cancelled! Why though?!? What's to become of some of our favorite comic book shows!? The boys share with everyone some dirty rumors they've heard from The Shadow. Only The Shadow who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of executives! In other news, Dark Phoenix debuted in theaters, and chances are you didn't even take notice.

Pete and Ramon hit the roundtable for a spoiler-free review of Wonder Woman! Her boyfriend Steve Trevor gets his own comic book. Batman (sort of) debuts on the Gotham season finale! Paybacks and God Country writer Donny Cates gives birth to the anti-Christ. Working in this psychiatric hospital doesn't sound like such a great idea in The Unsound (see what I did there?) Darth Vader gets a second series, and Iceman is just trying to get his life in order. All that and whiskey too! Hit the play button.

Its Chris, Pete, and Pete at the roundtable today, and the Black Flash is the first thing on Pete's mind! A quick (pun intended) review of Legends of Tomorrow and Flash gives way to this week's comics, including indie hit Box Office Poison Color Comics by writer and artist Alex Robinson, and Planetoid Praxis, written and drawn by Ken Garing. Nailbiter hits its penultimate chapter, and Killer Frost turns over a new leaf.

Rocket scientist Chris Craddock and ninjutsu master John Maguire sit in at the comic book round table. Everyone's excited for Deadpool. We have fresh rumors about who Zoom is on Flash. Pete is enjoying Supergirl. Ash vs Evil Dead is awesome! Lots of your questions get answered, plus we have 50 lbs of comics to talk about in this jam packed two-part episode!

It's Pete's Basement's labor Day weekend party, and Pete decides what better way to celebrate than by eating the hottest pepper this world has to offer: The Carolina Reaper. But before the madness can begin, the boys talk about a few great books from the week, such as Toil and Trouble, a take on Shakespeare's Three Witches from Macbeth, as well as Vampirella fighting off Aliens, and Deadpool going to head to head against Thanos! There's also the Misty Knight casting and Tony Todd as Zoom! Hit the play button and watch the crazy!

Thomas Alsop's end leaves the Basement speechless. Gail Simone destroys it with the Conan Red Sonja crossover. Avengers 40 has Ramon yelling profanity and Cheeze Burger's brain leaking out his nose! Steve shows up, but SPOILER ALERT, he doesn't make it. All this and a ton more books in this week's hilarious edition of Pete's Basement!

D-Day is upon us. Pete, Ramon, and Cheezeburger pay respect to those brave men who fought and died to defeat Nazi Germany as they review Normandy: A Graphic History of D-Day from Zenith Press-- the graphic novel that proves learning about history can be engaging and entertaining! Plus surprise hits Princess Ugg, Rise of the Magi, and Ghost Wolf, the weird but interesting Superannuated Man, Dynamite takes another stab at Vampirella, and all the craziness of Original Sin!

Is The Walking Dead #1 worth ten-thousand dollars? G.I. Joe contest winner is announced! Pretty Deadly confuses so good. Ooo. DC Universe vs. Masters of the Universe was so... Spoilers! And hot-damn, Captain America teaser trailer is so... Spoilers! Then Ramon ruins everything by telling Pete about Iron Man... Spoilers. Oh man, this is bad.