The Gentlemen Nerds discuss favorite black characters in all media with DoubleToasted’s own Martin Thomas, in honor of the beginning of Black History Month. Emotional Touchstone not included.
Fun Fact: Falcon was in South America because his plane crashed on Exile Island, on the way to Rio de Janiero. Don’t let Mark forget it.
The Gents spin tales of Spiderman adaptations over the years, from Electric Company to Homecoming. Aaron proclaims his unabashed love of Venom. Deadpool not included.
A chat about the Wonder Woman film, the good, the bad, and the bold. What it means for the future of DC and the MCU, and, somehow the new Dark Universe. Invisible Jet not included.
The Gents discuss lifestages of Groot, Stan Lee, family issues, music and the future of the series. Pina Colada not included.
The Gents discuss diversity in film and comics, the internet hate machine, and knowing what you write. Brett Ratner action figure included.
The Gents explore the myriad incarnations of Kong, from the 20’s through Toho to Skull Island. Other Kaiju included. See podcast for details.
The Gents dive into the original pulp magazines, authors and heroes, as well as their influence on modern films and writers. Dutch angles not included.
Please note that there is the occasional (and unusual) modulation in some voices on this episode. It is not your download. We control the horizontal….
The Gents divided! They discuss the pros and cons of the new Capt America flick…characters new and old, motivations, and interactions. Science Bros 2.0 included.
…in which the Gents manage to work Shakespeare, Darkseid, Picasso, Bond, Hercules, Bela Lugosi and Star Wars into their different opinions of Batman v Superman, and why it did or did not work. What makes a character, change of myths over time, the value of creative license, and fan reactions are all discussed. Marvel makes its way into the Coda Shawarma, of course. Heated arguments not included.
