Episode 161: Comic Book Characters with Disassociative Identity Disorder

Thanks to listener feedback, we’re looking at another group of heroes with a specific mental disorder. This time it’s DID (or Disassociative Identity Disorder).  Moon Knight, Legion, Crazy Jane, and others are members of this unique club discussed this episode.
Thank you to DisassociDID for her videos discussing her experiences with DID. Anything I got right about can be credited to her. Anything I got wrong is totally me.

R.I.P. Arleen Sorkin, the original Harley Quinn.

The Void, Robert Reynolds, and The Sentry.

You will believe a Hulk (or two) can cry.

That’s less than 64, so they’re not all there yet…

I don’t actually think that’s the scientific term…but glad to hear you’re feeling good.

Episode 127: She-Hulk - A Deep Dive (Episode 1)

As should be obvious by now, I love the character of She-Hulk, so I’m going to be diving into her “fun lawyer show” on Disney+, along with guest Andy Wilson from the Kiss Your Franchise Goodbye podcast.  In this first episode, we get Jen’s super heroic origin story, and we learn more about Captain America than we may have wanted…

Episode 44: The Replacements - Hulk

Another in the recurring feature, where we look at other characters who have taken on the superheroic identity from another, both how that occurred and what happened to them after the original comes back.  The Smashing character known as The Hulk is under the spotlight this time.

Even after a noise reduction pass I can hear a little noise in the background on this recording. I hope it doesn’t bother you too much. But, if you want to help me get better sound baffling, better equipment, and other items to help improve the show, you can always become a Patreon member! It’s just $1.00 per month!

Kids, peer pressure is bad…

Banner’s the grey one, Rick is the green one.

Captain Marvel and Rick Jones, not to be confused with…

Captain Marvel and Rick Jones.

Strange seeing someone who looks like the Abomination smiling, but Rick enjoyed his time as A-Bomb apparently.

He was less happy as “Subject B.”

Ross on the left, Banner on the right. You really don’t want to be stuck in the middle.

Rhyming phrasing to transform not necessary, but it’s fun!

The Totally Awesome Hulk wearing his Totally Awesome Biker Shorts!

Trimmed down, but still Brawn-y.

Episode 38: Who is She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters)?

Marvel/Disney just announced that She-Hulk will be getting her own show on Disney+.  But, who is She-Hulk, and what would such a show be about?  Kurt dives into the distaff counterpart of Bruce Banner, and what makes her so compelling a character in her own right.

Coming…soon? No premiere date has been given, or even casting at this point.

Jennifer also used to be blond/redhead. She’s raven-haired these days, even when not She-Hulk.

It was the 80s. Big hair was a thing.

She’ll do it, too! Buy her book!

If they don’t recreate this at some point during the show, I’m going to be very disappointed.

Don’t make her angry…Oops, too late.

The latest in a long string of (mostly) bad decisions.

Episode 18: Stan Lee History and Tribute

This week’s episode, instead of answering a question, is a history of and tribute to Stan Lee, who died recently.  We look at his beginnings in the industry, and some of the important contributions he made throughout the years.

Stan “The Man” Lee. ‘Nuff Said.