In the series' fourteenth installment, The Sloth (Alex Koch) is once again joined by The Sissy (James Lewis) and a returning fixture of the show, The Satanist (Mike Napier), to discuss Frank Miller's last great superhero story and the definitive portrayal of the origin story that mythologizes one of Marvel's most underrated superheroes. Listen as three podcasters without fear discuss in detail what makes Matt Murdock tick, how cinematic fiction can be achieved in the pages of a comic, and most importantly, the lengths a blind man will go to in order to eventually beat up Stilt-Man. This is Frank Miller and John Romita Jr.'s Daredevil: The Man Without Fear.
Issue 11 follows the Southerner (Matt) and the Sloth (Alex) as they take the case and start to dig into the truth about Greg Rucka and Matthew Southworth's Stumptown, a four crime issue mini-series from Oni Press. From the PI tropes that define the genre, to the killer stump of David Lynch, listen as the two hard-boiled buffoons get down to the bottom of it.
In episode six, the Scot (John) and the Southerner (Matt)return to examine a neo-noir classic published by Vertigo. Themes of destiny, corruption, families, and the price of freedom are all present as the members of the Prairie Rose Reservation play out their fates in the sixty issue crime comic epic SCALPED, by Jason Aaron and R.M. Guéra.
