
Join Jake,Matt, Sergio, K-Bert, Shaun and the rest of the crew as we delve into the weird and whacky world of fanfiction and literature to tell you what's worth checking out and how improve your own writing. From reading bootleg Amazon Novels to reading internet horror, we have plenty of variety. We also have a monthly book club! Feel free to read a long side us as we cover comics and novels alike... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 543 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This week's Fanon Comic Book Club we are officially finished with the TWD comic book from Skybound. From the Whisperer war to the Commonwealth arc, we put a wrap on the story of Rick Grimes.
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Reading Dirk Gently sometime ago inspired us to check out more Sci-Fi novels from Douglas Adams. Our choice this month was Hitchhikers one of his adapted Radio plays. It's an insane, zany romp through galaxy. Did we discover the meaning of life? Do D... more
Indie Horror Author Alex Grass joins us to discuss his recent forays into bad horror movies adapted from the works of Dean koontz. As well we will discuss what scares us in particular and the gang will get lost on a random diatribe about Return To Si... more
At last we made it to the Negan Arc aka All Out War! The gang gushes about TWD's best villain and talk about where the AMC adaptation failed in regards to adapting him but we can all agree that Jeffrey Dean Morgan is awesome.
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A comedy-focused discussion show that thrives on fan-made fiction, cross-genre nerdom, and in-universe lore. Episodes span SCP-inspired lore, indie novels, and beloved graphic novels, all with a playful roundtable vibe, banter, and meta-commentary. Listeners can expect deep dives into world-building, character debates, and lively reactions to fanon lore, with recurring jokes and community callbacks that reward longtime fans. The show stands out for its informal, personality-driven format, its mix of entertainment and analysis, and its ability to spotlight smaller creators and niche universes while keeping things light and entertaining.
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