We're still in that brief run where Captain America and Bucky are having WWII-set fun.  In this story, the Star-Spangled Duo face off against a midget with an oversized head, a man in a monocle and a slew of henchmen who look like gangsters, talk like gangsters...but are Nazis.

Apparently, these henchmen are very, very confused.

In this episode, Tom tries to keep a straight face as Green Lantern is so desperate to not get married that he consciously creates the Menace He Calls....Chiller Diller!  Plus the Emerald Guardian pursues two Qwardian Spies disguised as traveling salesmen.

The last of our preview episodes before we decided it wasn't fun for us, including advice on Child Rearing, praise for Tim Burton and Vincent Price, and more Kristen Bell slobbering in the case of Tom.

In this episode, Tom examines a re-telling of Captain America's origin story, the beginning of the brief retro-Golden Age period of the series.

Our first Halloween Suggestions Episode saw us talking about a sextet of unusual horror films for people who wanted to look beyond Freddie, Jason, and Michael for their October 31st marathon.  Amongst the films discussed are Cemetery Man, Phantasm, From Dusk 'Til Dawn III: The Hangman's Daughter and both versions of House On Haunted Hill.

The fourth in our survey of Marvel characters in film and television turns the spotlight on Blade.  We trace the cinematic version of the Daywalker from his origins not in the New Line film but as a guest star on the old 90's Spider-Man cartoon to the end of the line as a bit of background in a cable series supposedly about him.

In this episode, Green Lantern encounters The Weaponers of Qward--the first in a long line of introductions that build the Lantern Corps Legend.  Oh, and Hal Jordan continually calls an Inuit mechanic 'Pieface while searching for a lost mine.

Well, that first story with the Weaponers is really cool.

Another review program, covering 1408, 28 Weeks Later, Fantastic Four: Rise of The Silver Surfer, and The Boys Outta Brooklyn's dismantling of Spider-Man 3.

The third episode in our series exploring the filmic adventures of Marvel characters focuses on the company's biggest comic series, The X-Men.  We trace the history of Marvel's Merry Mutants from their status as the company's biggest failure to its revival under the tutelege of Chris Claremont to its position as Saturday Morning Kings and the film trilogy.

Another landmark in the history of the show, this was the first Films You Haven't Seen Yet...But Should program, as Tom and Derrick revealed their love for such neglected classics (and almost classics) as Dark City, Johnny Dangerously, The Brood and Dark Narcissus.