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The Comic Section Podcast
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Welcome to The Comic Section Podcast, a captivating show where diverse voices unite to delve into the thrilling world of nerd and pop culture. Our podcast brings together individuals from various races and backgrounds, fostering a collective space for engaging discussions.
Each week, we explore a myriad of topics, ranging from the latest blockbuster movies to the ever-evolving realm of comic books. We dive deep into the captivating narratives and thought-provoking themes found within these mediums, dissecting and analyzing them from different perspectives.
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ISSUE #382 (Deathstroke & Bane Movie, Fast & Furious TV Universe & Daredevil Review)
4d ago01:03:27Tap to summarizeIn Issue #382 of The Comic Section Podcast, we’re back with another packed episode covering the latest in movies, TV, gaming, and pop culture.🦹 In our Breaking News/Headlines segment, we discuss major DC Universe developments as Greg Mottola emerges as a leading contender to direct DC Studios’ upcoming Deathstroke & Bane movie. The project is still in early development, but excitement is already building around the iconic villains joining forces on the big screen.⚖️ We also break down the legal drama surrounding Ben Affleck and Matt Damon as two South Florida police officers file a defamation lawsuit against their upcoming thriller The Rip, claiming the film used too many real-life details connected to a real 2016 case.🚗 The Fast & Furious franchise is expanding in a huge way as Vin Diesel officially announces that multiple Fast & Furious TV series are in development for Peacock and Universal Television.🎬 In our Coming Soon/Preview segment, we check out trailers and teasers for:Tony (Anthony Bourdain Biopic)Evil Dead BurnRivals of Amziah KingCape Fear72 Hours📺 And in our Review segment:Jason and Shawn review Daredevil: Born Again Season 2Jason reviews Mortal Kombat 2Shawn reviews Netflix’s Man on Fire🎧 All this and more on Issue #382 of The Comic Section Podcast!If you’re into superhero movies, action franchises, and the latest entertainment headlines, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.
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ISSUE #381 (GameStop vs eBay, Thor 5 Logan Twist & He-Man Creator Remembered)
2w ago01:25:01Tap to summarizeIn Issue #381 of The Comic Section Podcast, we’re back with another packed episode covering the latest in movies, TV, gaming, and pop culture.🙏 In our Breaking News/Headlines segment, we begin by honoring the legacy of Roger Sweet, the legendary toy designer credited with creating the iconic He-Man action figure and helping launch He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. His work helped shape one of the biggest pop culture franchises of the 1980s.🎮 We also discuss a shocking business move as GameStop makes a massive $56 billion bid for eBay, hoping to create a serious competitor to giants like Amazon and Walmart.🎬 Meanwhile, theater wars continue as IMAX Corporation publicly criticizes Disney’s new Infinity Vision branding for Avengers: Doomsday, calling it a “marketing play” amid growing competition for premium movie screens.⚡ Kenneth Branagh also shares new ideas for a possible Thor 5, revealing he’d love to give Thor a more emotional “Logan-style” farewell story starring Chris Hemsworth.🎬 In our Coming Soon/Preview segment, we preview trailers and teasers for:Resident EvilTed Lasso Season 4The Odyssey📺 And in our Review segment, Shawn gives his thoughts on the Michael Jackson biopic “Michael.”🎧 All this and more on Issue #381 of The Comic Section Podcast!
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ISSUE #380 (X-Men 97 Returns, Michael Jackson Biopic Review & More)
3w ago01:23:50Tap to summarizeIn Issue #380 of The Comic Section Podcast, we’ve got a special episode as we welcome guest host and friend of the show Calvin (aka “The Statue Fanatic”) to join the conversation! 🎙️🙏 In our Breaking News/Headlines segment, we begin by honoring the legacy of legendary Marvel writer Gerry Conway, who has passed away at 73. Conway was the creative force behind iconic characters like the Punisher, Ms. Marvel, and unforgettable storylines like The Night Gwen Stacy Died. His impact on Marvel Comics—and the entire comic book industry—continues to be felt today.🧬 Marvel animation fans have something to look forward to as X-Men ’97 Season 2 is set to premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 13, signaling the return of one of Marvel’s most beloved animated series.🎮 Big moves in Hollywood as Michael B. Jordan teams up with Christopher McQuarrie for a Battlefield video game adaptation, bringing the massive multiplayer franchise to the big screen.🦸♂️ Over at DC, James Gunn reveals that The Authority movie has been put on hold due to script and story concerns within the evolving DC Universe.⚔️ Sony is also moving forward with a unique crossover as Brian Helgeland is set to write Django/Zorro, based on the comic series from Quentin Tarantino and Matt Wagner.🎬 In our Coming Soon/Preview segment, we check out trailers and teasers for:Spider-NoirHouse of the Dragon Season 3Jackass📺 And in our Review segment:Shawn reviews Video Killed The Radio Star documentaryJason and Calvin break down the Michael Jackson biopic “Michael”🎧 All this and more on Issue #380 of The Comic Section Podcast!If you’re into Marvel history, movie news, gaming adaptations, and deep pop culture discussions, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.
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ISSUE #379 (Apple Shake-Up, Miami Vice ’85 & Marvel’s Midnight Sons)
4w ago01:01:47Tap to summarizeIn Issue #379 of The Comic Section Podcast, we’re back with another packed episode covering the latest in movies, TV, gaming, and pop culture.🍎 In our Breaking News/Headlines segment, we kick things off with major tech industry news as Tim Cook announces he is stepping down as CEO of Apple Inc. after 15 years, transitioning into the role of executive chairman. Apple’s next CEO will be John Ternus, a longtime engineer behind products like the iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac.🌴 Hollywood nostalgia returns as Miami Vice ’85 officially moves forward, with Austin Butler and Michael B. Jordan confirmed to star as Sonny Crockett and Rico Tubbs. The film will dive into the glamour and corruption of 1980s Miami and is already building major hype.⚔️ We also discuss A24 making one of its biggest bets yet with the upcoming Elden Ring movie, reportedly carrying a budget of over $100 million—making it the studio’s most expensive project ever. Alex Garland is set to write and direct the adaptation of the hit fantasy RPG.🌙 Marvel fans may finally get what they’ve been waiting for as Oscar Isaac confirms talks surrounding a possible Midnight Sons project and reveals he’d love to see Moon Knight team up with Ghost Rider—possibly played by Ryan Gosling.🕷️ Plus, Marvel’s new Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man series is officially bringing in Gwen Stacy for Season 2—but with a major twist, as she’ll debut as Spider-Gwen in an alternate timeline rather than the main MCU.🎬 In our Coming Soon/Preview segment, we check out trailers and teasers for:Coyote vs ACMEClayfaceSuper Troopers 3Idiots📺 And in our Review segment, Jason and Shawn give their full review of Invincible Season 4, breaking down the highs, the lows, and whether the season delivered.🎧 All this and more on Issue #379 of The Comic Section Podcast!If you’re into Marvel, gaming, blockbuster movies, and the latest entertainment headlines, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.
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ISSUE #378 (Ocean’s Prequel, Marvel Layoffs & Game of Thrones Movie Revealed)
Apr 2000:58:55Tap to summarizeIn Issue #378 of The Comic Section Podcast, we’re back with another packed episode covering the latest in movies, TV, gaming, and pop culture.🎬 In our Breaking News/Headlines segment, we kick things off with major Hollywood casting news as Bradley Cooper is set to write, direct, and star alongside Margot Robbie in the upcoming Ocean’s Eleven prequel, where they’ll portray the parents of Danny Ocean. The film will take audiences to a high-stakes heist set during the 1962 Monaco Grand Prix, with a release date set for 2027. We also touch on the possibility of another Ocean’s sequel that could bring back stars like George Clooney and Brad Pitt.📉 We also discuss major industry changes as The Walt Disney Company continues companywide layoffs, impacting Marvel Studios and Marvel Entertainment, with cuts across multiple departments including film, TV, and visual development.🎟️ In a landmark legal ruling, Live Nation Entertainment has been declared an illegal monopoly by a federal jury, a decision that could reshape the live entertainment and ticketing industry.📢 Hollywood is also pushing back against consolidation, as over 1,000 industry professionals—including Jane Fonda, Joaquin Phoenix, and Mark Ruffalo—signed an open letter opposing a proposed Warner Bros.–Paramount merger.🐉 Meanwhile, fans of Westeros get a big update as a Game of Thrones movie has a working title: Aegon’s Conquest, which will explore the origins of the Iron Throne and the rise of Aegon Targaryen.🎬 In our Coming Soon/Preview segment, we check out trailers and teasers for:Street FighterGodzilla Minus ZeroPassengerMortal Kombat 2 (Red Trailer)Insidious: Out of the Further📺 And in our Review segment, Jason and Shawn give their latest thoughts on new episodes of:DaredevilThe BoysInvincible🎧 All this and more on Issue #378 of The Comic Section Podcast!If you’re into movies, TV, and breaking entertainment news, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.
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ISSUE #377 (X-Men MCU Plans, Marvel Zombies Season 2 & Mario Galaxy Review).
Apr 1300:59:23Tap to summarizeIn Issue #377 of The Comic Section Podcast, we’re back with another packed episode covering the latest in movies, TV, gaming, and pop culture.🧬 In our Breaking News/Headlines segment, we kick things off with major Marvel news as Jake Schreier confirms that the upcoming X-Men film is just the beginning, with multiple movies already being discussed as part of Marvel Studios’ long-term mutant franchise plan.🎮 We also discuss major changes at Sony Pictures Entertainment, which is laying off hundreds of employees while shifting its focus toward video game adaptations, anime, and next-generation content.🧟 Marvel fans have something new to look forward to as Marvel Zombies is officially returning for Season 2, with Marvel Studios teasing a shocking new direction for the animated series.🎤 We also talk about the upcoming Netflix documentary featuring the final interview from wrestling icon Hulk Hogan, where he reflects on his legacy and hints at long-buried secrets in Real American.👁️ Horror fans get an update from James Wan, who confirms his long-awaited Call of Cthulhu adaptation is still in development, though the ambitious Lovecraftian project remains difficult to bring to life.🎬 In our Coming Soon/Preview segment, we check out trailers for:The Invite (A24)Punisher: One Last Kill🎮 And in our Review segment, Jason and Shawn share their thoughts on The Super Mario Bros Galaxy Movie, breaking down whether the highly anticipated sequel lives up to the hype.🎧 All this and more on Issue #377 of The Comic Section Podcast!If you’re into Marvel, horror, gaming, and the latest pop culture headlines, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.
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ISSUE #376 (Scream 8, Super Mario Galaxy Box Office & Avatar Season 2 Reveal)
Apr 600:54:41Tap to summarizeIn Issue #376 of The Comic Section Podcast, we’re back with another stacked episode covering the latest in movies, TV, gaming, and pop culture.🎬 In our Breaking News/Headlines segment, we dive into the expanding horror universe as a prequel to Weapons is officially in the works. Writer Zach Cregger teams up with Zach Shields on Gladys, a prequel centered around the mysterious Aunt Gladys, originally portrayed by Amy Madigan. The film is already shaping up to deepen the story with a dark and intriguing backstory.🔪 The horror genre keeps rolling as Scream 8 moves forward with new writers Lilla Zuckerman and Nora Zuckerman, known for their work on Poker Face, signaling a fresh direction for the iconic franchise.🍦 Horror fans also have something new to look forward to as Eli Roth’s upcoming film Ice Cream Man is set for a wide theatrical release this August, backed by a collaboration with Nas and Mass Appeal.🌊 Netflix is turning up the heat with a brand-new announcement for Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2, officially set to premiere on June 25 as Aang continues his journey to master the elements and take on the Fire Nation.🎮 Meanwhile, all eyes are on Nintendo as the upcoming Super Mario Galaxy Movie is projected to open with a massive $350 million global box office debut, positioning it as one of the biggest releases of the year.🎬 In our Coming Soon/Preview segment, we check out trailers and teasers for:Masters of the UniverseSupergirlThe End of Oak StreetBackroomsThrashCape Fear📺 And in our Review segment, Jason and Shawn give their quick thoughts on:DaredevilInvincible🎧 All this and more on Issue #376 of The Comic Section Podcast!If you’re into horror, blockbuster movies, TV shows, and everything happening in pop culture, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.
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ISSUE #375 (LOTR, X-Files & Social Media Lawsuit Shake Hollywood)
Mar 3001:07:57Tap to summarizeIn Issue #375 of The Comic Section Podcast, we’re back with another packed episode covering the latest in movies, TV, gaming, and pop culture.🙏 In our Breaking News/Headlines segment, we begin by paying our respects to two beloved figures in entertainment: action icon Chuck Norris, best known for Walker, Texas Ranger, and Nicholas Brendon, known for his role in Buffy the Vampire Slayer.🎬 We then dive into major news from Middle-earth as a brand-new Lord of the Rings film is in development. Peter Jackson confirms that The Hunt for Gollum, directed by Andy Serkis, is on track for 2027—while a second film, The Lord of the Rings: Shadows of the Past, is being developed with none other than Stephen Colbert, a longtime Tolkien fan.🤖 The tech and entertainment worlds collide as OpenAI announces it will shut down its Sora video app, leading The Walt Disney Company to cancel its planned $1 billion investment and partnership tied to AI-generated content.🎮 In gaming news, Epic Games is laying off over 1,000 employees and cutting costs amid a downturn in Fortnite engagement, signaling a major shift in the gaming industry.👽 Meanwhile, excitement builds for the return of The X-Files, as Gillian Anderson praises Ryan Coogler’s upcoming reboot, teasing that the new take will be “something different” and “special.”⚖️ We also discuss a groundbreaking legal case where a jury ordered Meta Platforms and YouTube to pay $6 million in a social media addiction lawsuit—raising major questions about tech accountability and mental health.🎬 In our Coming Soon/Preview segment, we check out trailers and teasers for:Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s StoneMoanaThe Furious📺 And in our Review segment, Jason and Shawn break down:The first four episodes of InvincibleDaredevil: Born Again Season 2 Episode 1🎧 All this and more on Issue #375 of The Comic Section Podcast!If you’re into movies, TV, gaming, and pop culture discussions, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.
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ISSUE #374 (Oscars Shake-Up, Bloodsport Reboot & Scooby-Doo Casting Revealed)
Mar 2301:07:35Tap to summarizeIn Issue #374 of The Comic Section Podcast, we’re back with another packed episode breaking down the biggest stories in entertainment, film, and pop culture!🎬 In our Breaking News/Headlines segment, we kick things off with a full recap of the 98th Academy Awards. One Battle After Another dominated the night with six wins, including Best Picture and Best Director for Paul Thomas Anderson, while Sinners followed closely with four awards, including Best Actor for Michael B. Jordan. Frankenstein also made its mark with three wins, and history was made as K-Pop Demon Hunters took home Best Animated Feature, with its song “Golden” becoming the first K-pop track to win an Oscar.🥊 We also discuss the announcement of a Bloodsport reimagining in development from Michaela Coel and A24, bringing a fresh vision to the classic martial arts story that helped launch Jean-Claude Van Damme’s career.📺 Disney is making major moves as new CEO Josh D’Amaro reveals plans for Disney+ to become the company’s “digital centerpiece,” integrating streaming, gaming, and experiences into one unified platform. Plus, new theatrical release dates were announced for The Incredibles 3 and Lilo & Stitch 2 (live-action).🕵️ Netflix is bringing Mystery Inc. back to life with new casting announcements for its upcoming live-action Scooby-Doo series, revealing the actors behind Shaggy, Velma, and Fred, alongside previously announced Daphne.🤖 We also dive into one of the most talked-about and controversial stories: Val Kilmer being brought to life using AI for the film As Deep as the Grave, raising questions about the future of filmmaking and digital performances.🎥 In our Coming Soon/Preview segment, we check out the latest trailers and teasers for:Spider-Man: Brand New DayDune: Part 3 (Teaser)Jack Ryan: Ghost WarOutcome starring Keanu Reeves📺 And in our Review segment, Shawn shares his thoughts on the first three episodes of Amazon Prime’s Invincible Season 4 and whether the new season delivers.🎧 All this and more on Issue #374 of The Comic Section Podcast!If you’re into movies, TV, gaming, and all things pop culture, this is the episode you don’t want to miss.
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ISSUE #373 (Bon Jovi Biopic, Baywatch Reboot & Donald Glover as Yoshi!?)
Mar 1600:53:03Tap to summarizeIn Issue #373 of The Comic Section Podcast, we’re back with another packed episode of Breaking News, previews, and reviews from across the world of entertainment and pop culture.In our Breaking News/Headlines segment, we kick things off with exciting news that a Bon Jovi biopic is officially in development at Universal Pictures. The film will explore the band’s early days in New Jersey and their meteoric rise to global stardom, leading up to their legendary album “Slippery When Wet,” featuring iconic hits like “Livin’ On A Prayer” and “You Give Love A Bad Name.”We also dive into the Fox “Baywatch” reboot, which continues to build its cast with Shay Mitchell joining the series as Trina, a brilliant former lawyer turned lifeguard. She joins a lineup that includes Stephen Amell as Hobie Buchannon, alongside Jessica Belkin, Hassie Harrison, Thaddeus LaGrone, Brooks Nader, Noah Beck, and returning original series star David Chokachi.Next, Nintendo fans have something to celebrate as the upcoming Super Mario Galaxy movie expands its voice cast. Donald Glover joins the adventure as Yoshi, with Luis Guzman playing Wart and Issa Rae voicing Honey Queen.We also discuss Seth MacFarlane’s update on the future of the “Ted” series, revealing he currently has no plans for a Season 3 due to the high cost of production—though an animated spinoff is already on the way.Meanwhile, the Family Guy universe is expanding, as Fox and Hulu have ordered a two-season spinoff centered on Stewie Griffin, following the evil genius toddler through preschool adventures and time-traveling mischief.And finally, we talk about Timothée Chalamet sparking controversy after remarks about ballet and opera during a public discussion, which quickly ignited debate across the arts community.In our Coming Soon/Preview segment, we check out the latest trailers and teasers for: 🎬 In The Gray 🎬 The Super Mario Galaxy Final Trailer 🎬 Blumhouse’s Obsession 🎬 Disclosure Day 🎬 Desert WarriorAnd in our Review segment, Shawn shares his thoughts on Amazon Prime’s comedy series Jury Duty and whether it’s worth adding to your watchlist.🎧 All this and more on Issue #373 of The Comic Section Podcast!
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