Super S - Anime Podcast E.054
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Super S - Anime Podcast E.054

By Dustin Cabeal & Lindsay Mallard

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054 - This week we wrap up our Tokyo Ghoul: re, re, re, recap! If you've been following along, that means we're talking about the 11th and 12 episodes of this cour's final episodes. The rest is a big wrap up of shows from the Spring season, along with a few shows to look forward to in the coming weeks. Subscribe and tell a friend if you're enjoying the show and thanks for listening!

Lindsay

  • Devil's Line

  • Children of the Whales

  • Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii

Dustin

  • Last Period

  • Magical Girl Ore

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Super S - Anime Podcast E.053
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Super S - Anime Podcast E.053

By Dustin Cabeal & Lindsay Mallard

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053 - Welcome to this week's episode of the show. We're catching up on our re:Tokyo Ghoul:re... cap, which means we're covering episodes 7 through 10. That also means that we're going to have plenty of spoilers so make sure you're up to date if you're watching the show along with us. There's a new segment this week as well, let us know what you think, and please ask Lindsay a lot of questions. Preferably Yes or No.

Lindsay

  • Blue Exorcist: Kyoto Saga

Dustin

  • Alice or Alice

  • Crossing Time

  • My Sweet Tyrant

  • Space Battleship Tiramisu

  • Tachibanakan To Lie Angle

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Review: The Unexpected #1
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Review: The Unexpected #1

By Dustin Cabeal

The only good thing that’s come from Dark Night Metal is that there’s a slew of new characters flooding the DC Universe. There’s not much of a chance that all of these new characters will stick around, but I like when DC attempts character creations like this because we might see them later down the road, re-invented and more interesting. After the big “you better own that character” boom of the mid-2000’s creators seemed to stop creating new characters for the big two which left this void of potentially dumb, but awesome characters.

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Super S - Anime Podcast E.052
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Super S - Anime Podcast E.052

By Dustin Cabeal & Lindsay Mallard

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052 - We've got our guest crew with us today. Welcome back Erika and Sean to the show. We struggle with a theme to the episode, but ultimately we settle upon love... in all, it's freaky forms.  There is no Tokyo Ghoul: re... cap this time around, but we'll cover four episodes next time. Now sit down or continue driving while you listen to the 52nd episode of Super S - Anime Podcast.

Lindsay

  • Tada Never Falls In Love

Erika

  • re: LIFE

  • Aggretsuko!

Sean

  • Chaos Dragon

  • Knights of Sidonia

Dustin

  • Caligula

  • Kakuriyo Bed & Breakfast for Spirits

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Review: Crude #2
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Review: Crude #2

By Dustin Cabeal

There’s just something not quite there with this series yet. While the first issue was generally enjoyable, this second issue feels like it’s treading water with the same pacing and slow build up. If this was the board game of Life, we’d still be in the circle for college waiting to get our career… meaning we’ve wasted two turns with shitty spins.

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Review: Gideon Falls #3
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Review: Gideon Falls #3

By Dustin Cabeal

Slow burn stories in comics are best read in trades or graphic novels. The norm for comics is that most single issues are written with the trade in mind and I’m not against that nor am I necessarily for waiting for the trade. There is, of course, a longer discussion about all of this, but none of it will quicken the pace of Gideon Falls. No discussion will make this slow burn any less dull than where I find it currently.

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Super S - Anime Podcast E.051
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Super S - Anime Podcast E.051

By Dustin Cabeal & Lindsay Mallard

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051 - We're on our way to 100! Thanks for tuning into another episode of Super S, you may have noticed some changes in the feed, or if you're a first-time listener, you may have been able to find us easily. We're hosting the website on another site now, but you shouldn't have any subscription problems. We're back with some follow up anime reviews along with some new shows to talk about as well. Don't forget to keep up with and or watch Tokyo Ghoul: re with us. We'll be covering episode 5 & 6 this time around.

Lindsay

  • King's Game

  • Sword Art Online - Alternative Gun Gale Online

Dustin

  • Tachibanakan To Lie Angle

  • High School DxD Hero

  • Magical Girl Ore

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Comic Bastards Podcast - 035
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Comic Bastards Podcast - 035

By Dustin Cabeal

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035 - Welcome to this week's show. It's just a regular review week for me, a little bit of the new, a little bit of the continuing... ongoing... whatever. I'll leave the list below, but it's 13 minutes of your life, feel free to be surprised!

Comic Books covered on this episode:

  • Justice League: No Justice #1

  • Sideways #4

  • The Immortal Men #2

  • Relay #1

  • RoboCop: Citizen's Arrest #2

  • Savage Takes: Vampirella #1

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Review: Sideways #4
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Review: Sideways #4

By Dustin Cabeal

​​​​​​​Sideways continues to be an interesting experiment from DC Comics. There are definitely chunks of the story that feel missing or changed at the drop of a hat. While it doesn’t bother me as a reader, I can see the fickle superhero reader being far less forgiving. Mostly, because Sideways breaks a lot of the superhero norms at the moment.

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Review: Robocop: Citizen's Arrest #2
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Review: Robocop: Citizen's Arrest #2

By Dustin Cabeal

This is more along the lines of what I expected in the first issue. That is to say that it’s more along the lines of every other RoboCop comic from BOOM! that I’ve read. Much of this comic is inconsequential to the plot and offers no character development.

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Comic Bastards Podcast - 034
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Comic Bastards Podcast - 034

By Dustin Cabeal

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034 - Back finally with a new episode! Really I finally had something worth talking about, too bad for you it's all comics you can't read yet! That's right; I have six new issues to talk about that will either be out at the end of the month or next month. I'd usually list them right now, but you can head over to the review section and get a preview if you need one. Otherwise, just be surprised.

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Review: The Last Siege #1
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Review: The Last Siege #1

By Dustin Cabeal

Like most people that are likely going to pick up this comic, I knew nothing about it going in. At the time of writing this, I believe that it’s recently announced so there might not be a ton of awareness for The Last Siege. The first thing to note is that the meaning behind the title completely escapes me, but that’s perfectly fine. Not every title needs or should be easy to decipher.

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Review: Stellar #1
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Review: Stellar #1

By Dustin Cabeal

There’s an adage, “Name your wrestlers like you’d name your children.” The thought process behind this is that you don’t name someone something that can be easily turned cruel. Of course, most people think of cruel rhymes first, but easy targets like “Stellar” which have more than one meaning, are also easy targets. I’m not saying this to be cruel; I’m just pointing out how easy it's going to be for this title.

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Review: Flavor #1
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Review: Flavor #1

By Dustin Cabeal

There has been a slew of cooking-themed comics in the past year. While manga has always dominated the genre and found new and interesting ways to present it, the Western comics are still getting their footing. The problem tends to be the story itself. The rules for cooking and the setting are always interesting, but then the stories seem to spend more time reminding you of the concept than building on it. Unfortunately, Flavor isn’t looking to be much different.

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Review: The Weatherman #1
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Review: The Weatherman #1

By Dustin Cabeal

What I’m going to eventually say in this opening is going to sound like a slam against Image and really, I can’t help if anyone takes it that way. It has been a long ass time since I was excited about a new Image title. While I enjoy the fact that Image is the number three publisher and feel that they produce a wide variety of comics that disrupt the superhero conglomerate, at the end of the day their crutch is sci-fi fantasy stories, and lately, it’s been pretty dull when a new title is released. Don’t get me wrong; it’s not that they’re bad titles, but much like superhero inc. and superhero llc., there are so many titles that it all starts to feel a bit average and overpraised. Okay, that last part is a bit of a slam, but saying all comic books are great is like saying every movie, tv show, and video game is great. Be consistent is all I’m saying, anyway.

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Review: Ether: The Copper Golems #1
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Review: Ether: The Copper Golems #1

By Dustin Cabeal

The first series of Ether was a fantastic read that ended on such a low note. On the one hand, there was this fantastic magical journey that approached the genre differently. A man of science is trying to unlock magic in a logical way. Then the ending hit. Boone, our main character, was homeless, starving and left his family long ago to pursue this adventure. Worse, to get there, he has to hang himself and inflict the real possibility of death, not to mention, what if one time it doesn’t work?

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Super S - Anime Podcast E.049
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Super S - Anime Podcast E.049

By Dustin Cabeal & Lindsay Mallard

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049 - We have one of our longest episodes ever for you this week. It's probably because for the first time we have not one, but two guests! This also marks the start of our Tokyo Ghoul: re discussion that will continue until the season's end. If you're watching, follow along with us. 

Lindsay

  • Devils' Line

Dustin

  • High School DxD Hero
  • My Sweet Tyrant
  • Tachibanakan To Lie Angle

Erika

  • The Ancient Magnus' Bride
  • My Hero Academia

Sean

  • Made In Abyss
  • Kino's Journey: The Beautiful World
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Review: Skip to the End
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Review: Skip to the End

By Dustin Cabeal

My name is Dustin, and I survived the grunge era. Sure, I was pretty much a kid, but I still recall how terrible it was. That’s my clever way of saying I was never a fan of Nirvana, which I’m sure many of you will be mortified to learn. I once had a teacher in college that worked on a Nirvana music video, and I stared blankly because I had no idea what fucking song she was talking about and I sure as shit never watched the video.

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