STAR WARS ANNUAL #1 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Kieron Gillen (A) Angel Unzueta A brief break from the Vader Down event arrives in the form of Annuals, Darth Vader coming sometime later tonight, with a totally separate story featuring some new characters and an unfamiliar setting. Eneb Ray is a rebel spy who has…
BACK TO THE FUTURE #3 – IDW PUBLISHING – (W) Bob Gale & Others (A) Various I’ve remained rather quiet about the BttF comic venture, it’s a franchise that’s very important to me and I didn’t want to let my expectations or hesitancy get the best of me. Three issues in and I’m comfortable to…
DAREDEVIL #1 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Charles Soule (A) Ron Garney Right off the bat this is definitely not Waid and Samnee’s Daredevil. It’s immediately darker and grittier, in the tone of the story, the dialogue, and most definitely Garney’s art which conveys a real shadowy, Noir feel. Matt Murdock is straight back at…
SILVER SURFER #15 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Dan Slott (A) Michael & Laura Allred Anyone who hasn’t read this has honestly missed out on one of the most gut churning, heart string tugging, warm feeling inducing titles to come out of Marvel in a good while. I know it’s been a while since we…
VADER DOWN PARTS 1-3 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jason Aaron & Kieron Gillen (A) Mike Deodato & Salvador Larroca Both the Star Wars and Darth Vader titles have been steady since their inception, but steadily ramping up in recent months culminating in Vader Down, a very exciting and organic feeling amalgamation of both titles….
I am 2 sleeps away from the one of the most anticipated theater experiences of my entire life – next to the 1994 release of The Lion King, obviously. Thanks to my day job, I have Thursday night pre-screening passes to Star Wars: The Force Awakens. In preparation, I’ve spent the last week watching the original Star Wars trilogy,…
Traveling to a galaxy far, far away, Daph J and Eric Anthony dive right back into the Star Wars universe and discuss what is arguably one of the greatest movies of all time: The Empire Strikes Back. From Wookies to Droids to cities in the sky, we hope you enjoy the journey! Download – Empire…
It’s almost time for the Force to Awaken. But before it does, Rwildcard stops by the Cave to discuss with Eric Anthony the film that started it all and changed everything. Downlad- Star Wars – New Hope
JLA #3 – DC COMICS – (W)&(A) Bryan Hitch We quickly visit Green Lantern, Flash and Wonder Woman, who are stranded far from Earth at this point in time, before returning to Rao and our story proper. Not content with merely curing the sick, Rao sets about righting wrongs. Worldwide. From changing the attitude of…
DAREDEVIL #18 – MARVEL COMICS – (W)Mark Waid (A) Chris Samnee If you have to finish a run as good as this, this is how you do it. The key factor of the last few issue has been how well paced everything is, Waid knows his remaining time is short and uses every space he…
BATMAN #43 – DC COMICS – (W) Scott Snyder (A) Greg Capullo W… wow. There are certain issues that come along, usually Batman, where it just feels unfair to say anything other than ‘good’ and ‘buy/read now’. This is one such issue. It may seem lazy, but truely so great is the scope of Snyder’s…
THORS #2 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jason Aaron (A) Chris Sprouse In case I didn’t make it abundantly clear last time, the absolute biggest drawcard for this series is the line that Aaron has drawn (and blurred) between the God of Thunder and an episode of NYPD Blue. Since reading issue 1, I’ve picked…
STAR WARS #8 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jason Aaron (A) Stuart Immonen We’re not going to talk about the writing today. Anyone who’s read my reviews on Southern Bastards and Scalped know my views on Jason Aaron, his work on this title has been solid and exciting and most importantly the characters all feel…
WE ARE ROBIN #2 – DC COMICS – (W) Lee Bermejo (A) Jorge Corona This second issue focuses primarily on Duke’s introduction to the gang of Robin’s, allowing Bermejo space to individually highlight each new character and provide a vague outline of how they operate as a unit. None of the Robins stood out immediately,…
SILVER SURFER #13 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Dan Slott (A) Michael & Laura Allred I’m going to stick to my guns and claim that this series should’ve ended at 12, with last issue being the almost perfect ending to cap off the run. We’re back though, jammed in under the Secret Wars banner for…
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: RENEW YOUR VOWS #3 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Dan Slott (A) Adam Kubert Peter’s secret is out, Spidey is still around and Regent wants him, valuing his power set above all others. As we’ve already established in the series, Pete’s primary focus is to keep his family safe and he immediately attempts…
DARTH VADER #8 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Kieron Gillen (A) Salvador Larroca In a direct continuation from last issue, Aphra and the collected bounty hunters execute a heist on the credits bound for the Emperor. Aphra pulls the patented double-double cross though, secretly short changing the hunters and leaving them suspicious. Now, as Vader…
STAR WARS #7 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jason Aaron (A) Simone Bianchi One of the better issues of Star Wars if I’m being honest, due in no small part to the change in art duties. While I still salivate as I think about Stuart Immonen taking over next issue, Bianchi was a breath of…
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: RENEW YOUR VOWS #2 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Dan Slott (A) Adam Kubert A couple of years have passed since the events of issue 1, Regent rules the city (most likely the world), any remaining Supers are in hiding, suppressing their powers and Peter is still haunted by his actions involving Venom….
JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #2 – DC COMICS – (W)&(A) Bryan Hitch Rao, Kryptonian sun God has arrived, enchanting everyone including Superman himself. I’m naturally suspicious, but there’s gotta be some shady deal to this guy, promising Clark, and earth, everything he failed to deliver to Krypton, no strings attached? Rubbish. He puts on a…
SECRET WARS #5 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jonathan Hickman (A) Esad Ribic In the aftermath of Stephen Strange’s demise, God Doom feigns as much sorrow as he can possibly muster, pinning the blame squarely on the refugees from Earth 616 and sending his ‘daughter’ Valeria Richards and her team to track them down….
BATMAN #42 – DC COMICS – (W) Scott Snyder (A) Greg Capullo This issue is bookended by a couple of kids arguing over who is better, Classic Batman, or RoboBat. It’s clever, Snyder isn’t jamming this in your face saying ‘love it or else'(I personally do), this small interaction validates the mixed opinions he expects…
Daph J and Eric Anthony come back from the local cinema and hit the Cave of Solitude comic archives. This episode we travel back in time to the stories leading up to the major DC Comics event Infinite Crisis, and witness Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman’s friendship hit a major breaking point. Download Episode –…
As of late, Daphne J and Eric Anthony have been spending some extra time and dough in their local movie theatre. November 2015 started off with a bang as James Bond uncovered the secrets behind Spectre and later in the month, The Mockingjay continued to lead Pan-Em to a revolution. Hear what we thought about…
I’ve taken to seeking out local record stores everywhere I go. Crate digging in small-town antique shops and finding classics in big city record stores has added a new layer of sentiment to my collection. So, naturally, when the kids from The Cave embarked on a field trip to the great city of Montrèal last month, there were vinyls to…
Ever notice that every great flick (and sometimes not so great) is accompanied by fantastic scores and soundtracks? This week we dig in the crates and think of some of our favourites that we still enjoy today. Oh, and disclaimer, Daph J thought it was karaoke night. Download Episode 27 – Movie Soundtracks
It’s been a while since we opened the long boxes and discussed some funny books. Thankfully, Rwildcard stopped by to visit the Cave of Solitude, and brought a nice stack of Robert Kirkman’s creator owned “Invincible”. Rwildcard has some good taste friends. Lets’s have some fun. Download Episode 26 – Invincible
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Back to the Future, Daph J and Eric Anthony return to the Cave to kick off Season 2 with a bolt of lightning strong enough to power the Flux capacitor. This year, we are about to hit 88 mph, and your going to hear some serious … well you…
Once upon a time, there was a young man who owned a wicked stereo system. That young man was my father. His stereo was the last tangible vestige of his reckless youth. It was a big deal. “When I bought this, back in the day, this was top-of-the-line”, he once explained, his eyes sparkling. I believed him. I’m sure there are…
SILVER SURFER #12 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Dan Slott (A) Michael & Laura Allred I know there’s still at least one more ‘Last Days’ issue to go, but I really hope it doesn’t detract from the series because I think this issue would’ve been the perfect end point for Slott’s superb adventure/romance title. The…
SECRET WARS 2099 #3 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Peter David (A) Wil Sliney The Avengers and Defenders go head to head for a page or two, swiftly realising they’re pretty much on the same page and retire back to Alchemax for several alcoholic beverages and some ‘heated discussion’. I’m enjoying these alternates to some…
SPIDER-VERSE #3 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Mike Costa (A) André Araújo I told myself going into this issue that I’d ignore the art and try and just focus on the story, in the hopes that that would increase my enjoyment. Well I tried and I failed. A scene involving 6 assorted Spider-People against any…
SECRET WARS #4 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jonathan Hickman (A) Esad Ribic So far this series we’ve seen Doom mainly in his role as benevolent overlord, ruling Battleworld with an iron fist from his iron throne(trademarked). We learn that he and Strange received their God-like powers from the Beyonders, but were they simply diplomatic…
JUSTICE LEAGUE of AMERICA – DC COMICS – (W)&(A) Bryan Hitch As part of my effort to take a greater interest in DC, I grabbed this, the newest iteration of the Justice League with equal measures of anticipation and skepticism. What struck me immediately was just how accessible this was, Batman is still Batman, Superman…
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #19.1 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Gerry Conway (A) Carlo Barberi The divide between Spider-Man and The Wraith continues to be defined in this issue, they’ve been drifting since issue one with Yuri becoming more and more lost in her skewed pursuit of justice. It doesn’t help her that Mr Negative has put…
DARTH VADER #7 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Kieron Gillen (A) Salvador Larroca This title has drifted a little from the early connection it had with the main Star Wars book, but this issue ties things back together with Vader visiting the childhood home of Luke shortly after Luke’s fight with Fett. The Fett Fight….
DAREDEVIL #16 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Mark Waid (A) Chris Samnee The end is fast approaching for Daredevil, and for Waid and Samnee as their acclaimed run on this title comes to a close. The thing that impressed me most about this issue, when compared to other titles which were approaching the end of a…
WE ARE ROBIN #1 – DC COMICS – (W) Lee Bermejo (A) Jorge Corona After picking up (and consequently dropping) Superman, Green Lantern and Detective Comics during DC’s New 52 phase, I figured I’d use this fresh start to get in on the ground floor of some titles and give the label another try, and…
ALL NEW X-MEN #41 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Brian Michael Bendis (A) Mahmud Asrar The last issue of All New before Bendis wraps up both X-books in Uncanny #600, further exploring the mutants found on Utopia last issue. Introducing these guys and this new storyline so close to the end seems like a bit…
In this episode, Jay Sigal returns after a long hiatus to discuss with Eric there top 5 favourite rock albums in their respective collection. We also catch up on some movies we’ve seen, books we’ve read and Jay’s new job. Enjoy! Download Episode 23
THORS #1 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jason Aaron (A) Chris Sprouse Law & Thorder. CSI: Asgard. Jason Aaron is a genius. This is a fantastic concept and it’s executed brilliantly, Thors from across the multiverse form Doom’s police force, tasked with keeping the peace on Battleworld. For me, someone who doesn’t generally read Thor,…
SECRET WARS #3 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jonathan Hickman (A) Esad Ribic I really enjoyed this issue of Secret Wars. I enjoyed the first two as well, as far as Marvel events go, but just struggled to piece together some aspects of what was going on. This issue makes a lot of things much…
BATMAN #41 – DC COMICS – (W) Scott Snyder (A) Greg Capullo I have seen mixed reviews on this issue, and the new Batman, I can’t understand why, I thought it was absolutely awesome. I will admit to being hugely skeptical following the announcement and reveal of his new look but I think it totally…
SPIDER-VERSE #2 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Mike Costa (A) André Araújo Peter Porker and Spider-Gwen escape Oscorp, meet the other totems (Spider-Gwen, Captain Spider-Britain and Spider-Man India) and are all joined by Spider-Man Noir who was definitely the highlight of this issue for me. He at least seems to know what’s going on, while…
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: RENEW YOUR VOWS #1 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Dan Slott (A) Adam Kubert I am the whitest of white girls after this because I literally can’t even. Everyone is probably aware by now that I’m a huge sucker for Spider-Man and MJ and when I first heard this was on the cards…
SPIDER-GWEN #5 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jason Latour (A) Robbie Rodriguez This is apparently the last issue of Spider-Gwen, which is kinda sad because it’s been good, and kinda weird because it just sort of stops with nothing resolved. Gwen and the Mary-Janes are opening for Felicia Hardy, pop superstar, but also master jewel…
DARTH VADER #6 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Kieron Gillen (A) Salvador Larroca Vader goes toe to toe with the various androids created as his possible replacements. There are some character ideas here that we only sorta get a glimpse of, a ‘program’ that takes a host’s body, manipulating it to feel no pain and…
The Jurassic age has once again dawned on us folks. Who would have thought that after 22 years this franchise would end up breaking box office records all over again? But the real question doesn’t involve dollars and cents. The real question is whether Daph J and Eric Anthony are willing to endorse this park?…
DAREDEVIL #15.1 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Various (A) Various I do dislike these ‘point 1’ issues, but when the content is as good as this I’m happy to pass over that minor cosmetic flaw. The events contained within occur before issue #15 (massive turning point, important distinction to make) and chronicle some of Daredevil’s…
PLANET HULK #1 – MARVEL COMICS (W) Sam Humphries/Greg Pak (A) Marc Laming/Takeshi Miyazawa As a standalone story, and as a part of the larger Secret Wars landscape, this issue was excellent. Perfectly setting up it’s own corner of Battleworld, fleshing it out just enough, and then positioning it in relation to other elements that…
SPIDER-VERSE #1 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Mike Costa (A) André Araújo This was most definitely one of the Secret Wars titles that I was most looking forward to but when it’s all said and done, I was a little bummed. Possibly still operating off the high from Slott’s Spider-Verse epic, I found this to…
UNCANNY X-MEN #34 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Brian Michael Bendis (A) Kristafer Anka Mystique has been popping up in both All New and Uncanny since the beginning of Bendis’ run, with various schemes and levels of input into the ongoing X-men universe. Here, Bendis takes hold of a few of those existing ties and…
SECRET WARS BATTLEWORLD #1 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Various (A) Various In a similar vein to Edge of Spider-Verse and Original Sins, Battleworld is a compilation of stories encompassing the greater theme of the event, but without the need for their own separate series. I’ve found these mini-story books to be rather entertaining and…
STAR WARS #5 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jason Aaron (A) John Cassaday Maybe it’s just the impending arrival of Stuart Immonen, but I thought this issue was the best of the series so far. Boba Fett makes a significant appearance, on Tatooine seeking the whereabouts of the ‘mysterious pilot’ for Vader. Luke is also…
SECRET WARS #2 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jonathan Hickman (A) Esad Ribic With the massive events of issue 1 out of the way, Hickman can now focus on building the meat and potatoes of Secret Wars, laying down the structure for the event going forward and introducing what appear to be some of the…
SECRET WARS #1 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jonathan Hickman (A) Esad Ribic Really well structured start to Secret Wars, with the collision of two worlds I was envisioning a lot of jumping around, throwbacks and obscure references to titles I haven’t been reading. It’s been much more user friendly fortunately, focussing on the Reed…
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #18 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Dan Slott (A) Humberto Ramos The old Parker luck rears it’s head once again as Peter (and Anna Maria) manage to save his employees from the Ghost, but aren’t able to do the same with the building, Parker Industries comes crumbling down and Sajani is pissed to…
ALL NEW CAPTAIN AMERICA SPECIAL #1 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jeff Loveness (A) Alec Morgan Loveness wraps up his 3 part crossover special in fine style, indicating that he’s not just here solely for the jokes, he’s got talent writing heart and emotion as well. There’s more action here as well with the introduction…
MAGNETO #18 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Cullen Bunn (A) Paul Davidson As with most Marvel titles I’m reading this week, Magneto is shutting up shop for Secret Wars, unlike other titles though, this seems to ask just as many questions as it answers. I haven’t been following the Avengers/New Avengers at all, but I…
DARTH VADER #5 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Kieron Gillen (A) Salvador Larroca Another cool Vader issue (and sweet cover) with our central Sith Lord on the prowl for the Emperor’s other lackies, and Vader’s possible replacements. Their search leads them to a pod of flying space beasts (don’t ask) with a secret lair hidden…
SPIDER-GWEN #4 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Jason Latour (A) Robbie Rodriguez Just all of a sudden I thought that I was done with this title, I was over it, the shine had come off, the hype train had long ago pulled into the station. Then Latour had to go and introduce ‘Uncle’ Ben…
ROCKET RACCOON #11 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Skottie Young (A) Jake Parker Rocket comes full circle here to nicely cap off what I can only assume is his final issue, finally meeting another of his kind before realising he doesn’t give a rats about his past, the future is where it’s at. Young effortlessly…
INHUMAN ANNUAL #1 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Charles Soule (A) Ryan Stegman Dude. It’s amazing what a change in art can do for my enjoyment of a title as Stegman returns for this annual offering and knocks it out of the park. Story-wise everything is singing too, as Soule wraps together a number of…
REBELS #2 – DARK HORSE COMICS – (W) Brian Wood (A) Andrea Mutti This book is interesting, although not as attention grabbing as I’d initially hoped. So far it has a much slower, more deliberate pace that would probably be far more appealing to readers with a knowledge and understanding of the American Revolution rather…
DAREDEVIL #15 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Mark Waid (A) Chris Samnee Mark Waid drops a bomb on us (and Daredevil) this issue in what feels like a huge climax/turning point of the series. The Shroud (never did trust him) has been using Owlsley to hook into the power grid, giving him eyes everywhere and…
MOON KNIGHT #14 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Cullen Bunn (A) Ron Ackins Another short and hard, done in one issue from Bunn with Moon Knight turning in a favor for another of the Egyptian Gods and investigating what looks like a possible Werewolf attack. There isn’t a lot else to go on, the investigation…
(W) Dan Slott (A) Michael & Laura Allred Slott is hitting all the right notes in this emotionally charged, sci-fi relationship drama and gives me great hope (and supreme fear) for the quality and content of the upcoming Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows. Like seriously Dan, how hard are you going to keep hitting before you…
(W) Rick Remender (A) Stuart Immonen Captain America soaring through low earth orbit, clutching the battered and bloodied body of a Nazi Vampire, giant explosion going off behind them through endless space with the planet below. This short series has been a fantastic roller coaster ride from start to finish with plenty of wow moments…
INHUMAN #14 – MARVEL COMICS – (W) Charles Soule (A) André Araújo A lot of different plot threads have opened up here and as a result the issue jumps around a lot more than I’d like, often only spending one or two pages at a time with any one group of characters. I’m not saying…
(W) Elliot Kalan (A) Marco Failla Graduation Day for Spidey ‘ special X-class! Well, not actually graduation day, but it is the last issue in this short series and surprising even myself, I will miss it. It started off slowly and wasn’t anything like I thought it would be, or wanted it to be, but…
This week the Cave of Solitude had the priviledge of showcasing their favourite local comic shop in the world, Cyber City Comix. Everyone has a home away from home; this is ours. Find out how Darryl Spiers took a cool idea and turned it into 20 years of successful business. Download Episode 20
It’s that time of year again, when movie fans flock to theatres around the world, stuff their faces with delicious overpriced popcorn and candy, wash it down with a litre of soda, and get a taste as to why comic books and superheroes are the best! The long awaited sequel to the Avengers was finally…
So one day Daphne J was feeling nostalgic, and proceeded to list some of her favourite childhood movies that she thinks are classics (In her own mind of course). Wacky conversation ensued, we made it an episode. Daphne J is in fine form for this one folks. Laugh along with us as we look back…
This week Eric Anthony and Daphne J (Lady J, Daphne the Amazing, etc) delve back into the Marvel Universe and discuss one of the Marvel’s newest and freshest characters Kamala Khan aka Ms.Marvel. Join us as we travel from the Cave of Solitude to Jersey City, NJ and accompany Kamala Khan on her quest of…
Hey there loyal listeners! The Cave of Solitude squad hit up the Toronto Comic Con 2015 and had a blast. The weekend was filled with awesome comic book finds, sketch duals, cosplay antics, and the Cave of Solitudes first ever interviews with local artists Marvin Law and Sam Agro. Enjoy the coverage! (Skip to 33:25…
Eric Anthony and Daph J must have enjoyed there last visit to Gotham so much, they decided to stay a little longer. In this episode, Eric takes Daph J back in time to 1982 where they uncover Len Wein’s, John Byrne’s, and Jim Aparo’s Untold Legend of Batman. Enjoy! Download Episode 16 – Untold Legend…
The Dynamic Duo of Daph J and Eric Anthony return to the Cave this week to discuss and dissect Alan Moore’s and Brian Bolland’s classic Batman opus, The Killing Joke. Turn down the lights for this one, hope your not afraid of the dark. Enjoy! Download Episode 15 – The Killing Joke
I have read approximately 2.5 graphic novels in my life – Both volumes of Batman HUSH, and, at the behest of our favorite Cave of Solitude podcast personalities, I’m currently working on Volume One of Batman: Under The Hood. Honestly, comic books are not really my thing. Holy over reaction, Batman! *smug chuckle* Listen, I enjoy a…
We don’t take ourselves too seriously here in The Cave, at least we try not to. It does happen, occasionally… like when we’re analyzing ambiguous life lessons buried deep within what you thought were lighthearted 80’s movies. Mostly, we’re just having fun talking about what we like. Sometimes, though, stuff gets real. While I adore the other…
This week in the Cave of Solitude, Eric Anthony and Daphne J welcome some friends into their secret lair. Little Sparrow and RWildcard stop by to talk about classic movie posters and good old 80’s movies. We promise episode 14 is a “Big” one. (This episode has moments of Daphne J sipping mimosa’s and eating…
This week in the Cave of Solitude, we switch gears from the Batmobile to a red 1961 Ferrari GT. We travel back to 1986 and tag along with Ferris, Sloane and Cameron as they ventrure through the windy city in style. That’s right, Daph J and Eric Anthony discuss why we all need to have…
In the latest instalment of M.M.I.S, Daphne J and Eric Anthony conclude their review and analysis of Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale’s Marvel works with Hulk : Gray. An episode filled with, emotion, introspection along with some milk and cookies. Enjoy! Click to Download Episode 12
In the Cave of Solitude’s first instalment of 2015, we not only welcome back Mr. “Mexico” Jay Sigal, but the whole squad reunites and discuss all things old, new, and upcoming in the geek universe. As well, we finally put together our starting 11 superheros, as requested by friend of the show Filly P. Enjoy!…
Ending the year with a bang, Daphne J and Eric Anthony visit the city that never sleeps, and review a few of their favourite things from 2014. Recording on location on the Top of the Rock in Manhattan. Enjoy! Click to Download Episode 10
Eric Anthony and Daphne J discuss another addition of Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale’s “Colour” series; this time we travel through and to New York City with your Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man. Click Here to Download – Spiderman Blue
This week in the Cave of Solitude, Daphne J continues her journey into the Marvel Universe, this time delving into the world of Matt Murdock, the man without fear. We decided to read and discuss the “Colour” series written by Jeph Loeb with art by his long time collaborator, Tim Sale. We start this trilogy…
The Cave of Solitude returns! Eric Anthony and Daphne discuss Marvels seminal “Civil War” event. Yes, Daphne J has read a Marvel book! Click to Here to Download Episode 7 – Civil War
The return of Daphne J! The power couple of the Cave of Solitude dissect and review the DC Comics “Power Couple” of the New 52. Cave of Solitude MMIS Power Couple
This week, the dynamic duo discuss any and everything that comes to mind from Star Wars movie news to Arrow television goodness. ENJOY! Click Here to Download Episode 5 wildcard
In their first foray into the music world, the boys review the new album by Weezer, “Everything Will Be Alright, In the End” and then look back at the bands entire album catalogue. Except Raditude. We hate Raditude. Click Here to Download Episode 4 -weezer
In 2003, Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee united to create one of the greatest Batman stories of all time. The husband and wife duo of Eric Anthony and Daphne J look back and wax poetic over this fantastic opus of comic book goodness. Click Here to Download Episode 3 Hush
This week, the dynamic duo re-visit the classic Christopher Nolan epic, Batman Begins. Nearly 10 years since its debut, how does this origin story measure up with the modern day superhero movies that we have been spoiled with? Click to Download Ep 2 Batman Begins
In our premiere episode, the boys discuss Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis seminal Aquaman story arc, “The Trench” from the New 52. CAVE OF SOLITUDE EPISODE 1 DOWNLOAD
