
Nostalgic superhero film and TV show coverage, including unmade scripts, deleted scenes, and concept art.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 564 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

We finally tackle Hulk 2003 and the novelization written by the late Peter David featuring deleted scenes, deeper character work, and even Marvel movie Easter Eggs!
Big thanks to our producer and editor Dan Yam... more
The 2008 Green Lantern script was actually great! So how did it get butchered when it became the 2011 movie? We go into its more emotional, character driven story for Hal Jordan, bigger roles for the Green Lante... more
Twenty years before Lanterns, WB tried to make a Green Lantern comedy with Jack Black, written by Robert Smigel aka Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. We dive into Smigel's take on the mythos and how this script actu... more
We dive into the early Spider-Man 2 script by David Koepp, Amazing Spider-Man! Doc Ock and Peter giving up Spider-Man are still here, but so are Gwen Stacy and the mystery of Peter Parker's parents! Learn how th... more
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I love superheroes. You love superheroes. I love great podcasts. You love great podcasts. According to everything I have said, you will love this show!
I like that this show doesn’t disappear too far up it’s own behind! That’s rare to find in the world of comic book and superhero fandom!
The more I listen to the show, the more I love it. Their dedication and ability to shine light on things that regular dorks have no insight into is spectacular. The fact they talk over early drafts of films is bonkers.
Hell yeah forever dog.
The batman episodes in particular I loved. Incredible trivia and discussion.
I like my marvel films and other geek culture so this is perfect to fill in the knowledge gaps with entertaining episodes without being too over the top and nerdy.
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This show consistently dives into film and TV lore from the superhero and wider comic book universe, with a strong emphasis on unmade scripts, drafts, and alternate takes. Episodes thread through classic and cult properties, exploring how different drafts would have changed character arcs, key set pieces, and franchise trajectories, often pairing historical material with contemporary production insights. Listeners likely enjoy deep-dive analyses, trivia, and thoughtful comparisons between drafts and finished films, with a playful but knowledgeable host dynamic that rewards superfans and industry-curious guests alike. A standout trait is the show's willingness to dissect early, lesser-known versions of beloved works, offering fresh perspecti... more
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1. Tim Maxwell
2. A. Russell Andrews
3. Ian Miller
4. Kim Miyori
5. Eric Elliott
6. Lee Batchler
7. Janet Batchler
8. Michael Uslan
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