
Comic Book Movies are great, right? They have dominated the pop culture world and the box office for years now! Every episode, the Stew World Order will review a different CBM chosen at random by that episode's special guest. We'll figure out which ones added to the phenomenon... and which ones are a footnote in its history.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 174 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmLeisureFilm ReviewsAnimation & Manga | |||

Neil from the We Needed Roads podcast is back with a little remembered sci-fi action Bruce Willis vehicle from 2009. It’s Surrogates!
For more from We Needed Roads, click HERE!
Matt from the Stand N’ Watch podcast is back, and you might like him when he’s angry! We talk the 2003 iteration of Hulk!
For more from, Stand N Watch, click HERE!
Author Sarah R. New joins The Order this episode to talk about one of Netflix’s efforts at turning a classic anime into live action. It’s 2018’s Bleach!
For more from Sarah, click HERE!
Ben and Kym from the Scenes and Sonics podcast drop by The Order this episode to discuss Chris Hemsworth’s good looks, movie soundtracks, and Extraction 2!
For more from Scenes And Sonics, click HERE!
It’s a blast to hear these discussions about comic book movies that are both fun and insightful. We even get the added bonus of Stew bringing in a variety of guests, helping to offer up plenty of perspectives on the topics they’re covering. I’d definitely say give this show a shot if you haven’t already!
Absolutely love the niche. Well researched episodes with guests with varying perspectives. A lot of fun!
Movies, comics, guests, unique characters (and not just the host)…with a smattering of adult stuff. Whup Whup!
There’s plenty of CBM podcasts out there, but SWO set themselves apart with their thorough research and off-beat film selections. Who doesn’t want to hear an in depth review of Tank Girl for example? C’mooooooon!
Gaz - Diabolical
Genuinely a top show, keep up the great work!
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A lively, fandom-forward show that covers comic book movies and related pop culture with a veteran host and rotating guests. Episodes typically blend in-depth analysis of films, discussion of production choices, and reflections on how a movie fits within the wider CBM landscape, often including guest perspectives from fellow podcasters, writers, and creators. The format tends to be energetic, with banter and a focus on film craft (acting, pacing, soundtrack, and visual style) alongside broader conversations about culture, nostalgia, and the podcasting community. A notable strength is the host's ability to curate diverse guests and create engaging, multipart discussions that appeal to both hardcore CBM fans and casual listeners looking for t... more
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