No Diane Keaton here. Sorry, folks. But Conrad digs this Bogart western. (BTW, is this image actually from the movie? I hope so, because it's awesome. But I'll be damned if that doesn't look like Charlton Heston...)
After that, it's some hardcore WW7 conversation! Kenny details the game's evolution as a sorta-sequel to SUNSOFT's Galaxy Fight: Universal Warriors, and Nick compares the feel of the game to a hybrid of Pocket Fighter and Darkstalkers.
Then Kenny runs down the Waku Waku 7 characters... which include a farting robot, a chubby bunny monster, a super-powered android maid, and a police robot piloted by a Mario lookalike and his dog.
Of course, that's not all -- Kenny discusses the game's fighting system and Nick shares some thoughts about WW7's depth and design. Plus, after the end theme, a musical treat.
Nick Marino delivers a detailed report on what he did during the month and a half that the Super Haters webcomic was on hiatus.
From San Antonio to Austin to Phoenix to Pittsburgh to Buffalo to Rochester and back to Pittsburgh again, Nick stayed busy during his break from Destruct-O-Tron and Mind's Eye. Learn about his experiences at comics events like STAPLE! and the Buffalo Small Press Book Fair (not to mention the in-progress Toonseum MiniCon!), as well as his thoughts on the Phoenix comics scene and tons more.
IMPORTANT: The Super Haters hiatus officially ends on Monday, April 9th with Super Haters #350, featuring kickass art by master drafter Scott Hedlund! And be back here in one week to hear Scott and Nick discuss the creative process behind their story arc on Destruct-O-Cast #11.
Kelly Thompson (of the world renowned 3 Chicks Podcast) teams up with Ross and Nick to talk about how fans treat ongoing / continuous / on tap properties.
What kinds of properties, you ask? Franchises like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, X-Men, Wonder Woman, and more.
Compelling conversation awaits! Learn the thrilling answers to questions like:
Is Kelly excited for Avengers vs. X-Men?
Does Ross care if Michael Bay turns the TMNT into aliens?
What was your first impression of SFxTK? Email HyperComboCast@gmail.com or call our automated comment line at 412-567-7606.
Then, after the end theme -- in a shocking turn of events! -- Nick goes rogue and talks about a beat 'em up (GASP!) called Dynamite Cop, and how it changed his life for the better after his lackluster experience with SFxTK.
Directly following last week's Destruct-O-Cast #8, we're back with more audio commentary, this time for Super Haters #27-56d. As before, these recordings come from 2010's Super Haters Special Edition, a homemade CD collection of comics, commentary, and extras.
This episode covers the transition from three panels to six panels, some meta commentary, the death of Destruct-O-Tron and Mind's Eye, and the short-lived Super Haters relaunch:
Click the above links to read the revised arcs on Facebook OR visit the AudioShocker's Super Haters Master List to read the comics as they first appeared. In fact, for the first story, you'll definitely wanna read the strips on the AudioShocker because the Facebook version of the arc excludes some stuff.
Juan explains the MiniCon to fellow Pittsburgh comics creators Shawn Atkins, Dan Greenwald, and Nick Marino, discussing the show's inception and outlining his vision for the spontaneous event.
Here are the details:
The Toonseum MiniCon will take place from 6-9 PM on Thu-Fri April 5-6 2012 at the BGC Community Activity Center on 113 N. Pacific Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15224.
Kenny Riot brings John "ZanSam" Amenta back to discuss what attracts them to certain fighting games.
Remember your first time with a certain game that grabbed you the right way? Tell us about it! Email HyperComboCast@gmail.com or call our automated comment line at 412-567-7606.
Also, check out this video featuring ZanSam's Funny Face Crusher (FFC) resets with Frank West in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3.
Take a trip down memory lane as Nick Marino presents audio commentary for Super Haters #1-26, as recorded for 2010's Super Haters Special Edition, a homemade digital collection of comics, commentary, and a few extras:
Never before released online, this audio commentary reveals behind-the-scenes info about the earliest Super Haters story arcs, including:
Note: Throughout the episode, Nick references "extras" originally included on the Super Haters Special Edition disc. To help you follow along with the commentary, he's collected those images into a PDF which you can check out here.
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