
A #Geek and #Comedy #Podcast Network that debates battles between superheroes and villains from the worlds of #Comics, #Scifi, & #Fantasy. Hosted by Sam Proof and Ray Stakenas
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 301 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmArts | |||

This week we launch Shocktober with a true Horror Gaming Legend! AJ Porfirio (President of Van Ryder Games and co-creator of Final Girl) has returned to take another shot at glory!! We have 2 characters who promise copious amounts of blood in each an... more
This week we are reading all your comments, reviews, and posts about the last Showdown September episode for 2026! We got a hotly contested match up between Batman Beyond and Spider-Man 2099. Both characters have so much in common with each other tha... more
This week we close out our Summer Tournament with a sonic boom! William Schmitt vs Robert Clarke-Chan. The match up few saw coming but most now understand that we needed. After several brutal rounds, we now have our final Who Would Win Masters Summer... more
This week we are back with the last Showdown September match of the year! And it's a big battle of 2 reimagined legends of comics! Batman Beyond is a futuristic take on Batman with a different character who is helped by the OG Batman. Spider-Man 2099... more
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I love the simplistic greatness of the concept for this show. I was already a big fan of Ray from his “Knowing is Half the Podcast” show. Now I’m a big fan of this show too.
Another great couple of episodes and another long review! Daredevil vs Killer Croc surpassed my expectations and a mutant vs a video game character is always a solid episode. For Daredevil vs Killer Croc, the matchup is so natural that daredevil seems like he would be a part of the bat family. Daredevil is a lot faster than Killer Croc and is obviously smarter, however sometime it only takes brute force to win, sometimes just throwing a rock at someone is enough to beat them. Despite this like G... more
Plz do Count Dooku vs magneto
Hey guys, I hope I have some better match ups this time, but what about John Wick versus Snake Eyes, The Last Ronin (TMNT) versus Master Chief, Din Djaren (Mandolorian) versus Master Chief, Superman versus One Punch Man, The Prowler versus Batman, She-Hulk versus She-Ra, and The Punisher versus Deadshot. I hope y’all like my ideas this time, I put a lot of thought into the , and I hope y’all keep making more episodes, and Ray keeps winning!
Do the entity (DBD) vs venom (marvel)
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A lively, debate-driven show that pits iconic characters from comics, sci-fi, and fantasy against each other in structured, three-round battles. Hosts guide rigorous power and lore analyses, peppering in humor, fan input, and sponsor plugs, with audience voting shaping the outcomes through Patreon polls and Discord discussions. Notable for a rotating cast of guest debaters who bring deep fandom knowledge across franchises, the show blends canonical breakdowns with pop-culture banter and community-driven engagement, making it a go-to for fans who want both insight and entertainment. A standout aspect is the transparent, tournament-like format that turns hypothetical showdowns into participatory events, often featuring cross-promotion and ong... more
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Recent guests on Who Would Win Masters include:
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2. Matthew Medney
3. Robert Clark Chan
4. Eric Heiting
5. Joe Slepski
6. Jay Sandlin
7. William Schmitt
8. Kevin Israel
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