Comic Patrol

Shirtless Bear-Fighter! [Arc Analysis #29]

Raised by bears in the wild, Shirtless Bear-Fighter (real name 'Shirtless Bear-Fighter') is brought into the fold by an old friend in the U.S. government to do what you say? Fight bears, but this time, they're in the cities

Lionheart [Bottle Cap Review]

We had so much fun reviewing JCVD in TimeCop, that we decided to go full throttle and six pack our boy! Meaning, we're going to Bottle Cap Review -SIX- JCVD movies over the next little while to make a full pack.Lionheart is all about a man down on his luck who kicks everybody she shares a scene with, all in the name of family

First Glance: TMNT The Last Ronin #5

We're finally here! The last issue of the wonderful TMNT: The Last Ronin series. Did it cap off the series appropriately? Does it set a new bar for mini-series moving forward? Was it everything we had hoped for? Is it even good?!? Listen within to find out

Hawkeye Vol 3: LA Woman [Arc Analysis#28]

Previously on our Arc Analysis segments, we've done 'Hawkeye: My Lips as a Weapon' and 'Hawkeye: Little Hits', the first two arcs in the Fraction/Aja run of the purple archer. Well here we are now with 'Hawkeye: LA Woman', to follow up the first two arcs, but this time the book is all about Kate Bishop and how she's getting on being on her own out west.

#59 - Long.Live.HAWKEYE

At this point, Marvel Disney+ shows aren't the hot, new thing in town, but don't let that make you think they aren't still solid entertainment. Hawkeye is a great, festive romp in NY, especially if you read any of the Matt Fraction and David Aja run, to which there are PLENTY of nods to

Death Warrant [Bottle Cap Review]

We had so much fun reviewing JCVD in TimeCop, that we decided to go full throttle and six pack our boy! Meaning, we're going to Bottle Cap Review -SIX- JCVD movies over the next little while to make a full pack.This time it's Death Warrant: An LA cop goes undercover in prison in Quebec to get details on some sneaky dealings. What he finds are DEFINITELY that, but also jump kicks and undersized prison clothes.

Over the Ropes [Arc Analysis #27]

We both love comics! One of us loves wrestling! We managed to track down an original wrestling comic book called Over the Ropes and is it something to behold. Listen on to hear our thoughts about the writing, the art and the story, and maybe we both walk away from this loving wrestling.

Double Team [Bottle Cap Review]

We had so much fun reviewing JCVD in TimeCop, that we decided to go full throttle and six pack our boy! Meaning, we're going to Bottle Cap Review -SIX- JCVD movies over the next little while to make a full pack.Third up is Double Team - a team up flick with Dennis Rodman, and some of the wildest story beats we've ever seen. Do you like basketball puns and tigers? If you said yes, then you need to listen.

#58 - The Batman Review & Discussion

The sensation that's sweeping the nation... again. It's The Batman! The like, 6th iteration we've seen him in on the big screen, and it's darker and grittier than ever! You haven't seen dark and gritty until you've watched this movie.
So check it out here, and listen to what we have to say about it's story, it's inspirations, the characters and all the other stuff we liked and didn't like.

Blade Bunny Vol 1 [Arc Analysis #26]

Her name is Bunny!So be sure not to call her a rabbit. This girl packs a WALLOP (a great word), and she isn't shy to show off her strength. This isn't a manga, but it's the closest we've come so far on this show, and if you like lots of action and silly humour, this might be the read for you.

Hard Target [Bottle Cap Review]

We had so much fun reviewing JCVD in TimeCop, that we decided to go full throttle and six pack our boy! Meaning, we're going to Bottle Cap Review SIX JCVD movies over the next little while to make a full pack.Second up is Hard Target - a movie near and dear to Coke's heart, so listen in to see just how well or poorly this 1993 flick has aged.*HIGH JUMP KICK*

#57 - Wrap Up of 2021 MCU Flicks

With 4 feature length films dropping in 2021, it was a busy year for the MCU.In this episode, we discuss the movies in order of release: Black Widow, Shang-Chi: The Legend of the 10 Rings, The Eternals and Spider-Man: No Way Home. 
We break them down, rank them and talk about what's left to come and where the MCU goes from here.

#56.1 - The Best Big Screen Spider-Man: The Sequels

As if you couldn’t get enough Spidey talk on the silver screen The Patrol is back to discuss the most anticipated sequels in the respected spidermen franchises. We go even deeper and longer and geekier as we celebrate what works with our favourite web-slinger and what misses the mark by a daily bugle size tower.
 
We are in the Spideverse now, nu cheezes! So get ready for us to piling on more thoughts to Rami’s, Webb’s and Watt’s every growing insanity.
 
*Thwip! Thwip!*

#56.0 - The Best Big Screen Spider-Man

Spidey has been active on the silver screen over the past couple of decades. With three different Spider-verses, leads, directors, leading ladies, etc... there has been plenty of debate on which is the best and which is the worst.Today, that is decided as we examine all of the 1st movies from each Spider-verse: Raimi's, Webb's and Watt's. *web shooting sound effect*

The Amazing Spider-Man Annual: The Sinister Six [Arc Analysis #25]

Wayyy back in 1963, a monumental comic run called The Amazing Spider-Man started. A year later, it had it's very first 72-page annual that introduced a team of villains known as The Sinister Six. This is their introduction to the world, and oh boy, is it ever one to remember.

Venom: Let There Be Carnage [Bottle Cap Review]

So this movie exists.
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is the long-awaited big screen debut of the crazy red symbiote Carnage, and it's PG-13... Not only that, it's also really bad from start to finish. Listen to us bitch about it within :)

Timecop [Bottle Cap Review]

There are so many movies that a lot of us don't even know are based on comic books. JCVD's Timecop being one of them! What started as a Dark Horse anthology series, only a couple years later was a timely (teehee) 90's action flick.We have lots to say about it!

Hawkeye Vol 2: Little Hits [Arc Analysis #24]

This is a Comic Patrol / Arc Analysis first! We've gone back to a previously Analyzed (heh) run and picked up where we left off with the second arc: this time it's 2012's Hawkeye Little Hits.So if you're as big of a fan of Fraction and Aja as Coke and Dank are, don't miss this one.

#55 - ‘What If‘ Ultron Ruled the World, Imagine That

The fourth Marvel/Disney + series also happens to be it's first animated one, and hoo boy is it a doozy. Unpredictable from the start, it is a Marvel series like we have never seen before, and that's pretty awesome.What if Peggy became Captain Carter instead of Steve becoming Captain America? What if T'Challa was Star Lord? What if ZOMBIES? What if you should stop reading this and just listen to the damn episode.

First Glance: DC vs Vampires #1

It's (still) Halloween time, so we are (still) being festive. And what better way to be in the spirit than with a vampire book from DC. There's not much else to say that the title doesn't already tell you: it's vampires and they're in the DC Universe.
 
It's our first glance, nice pants.