ONE YEAR!!!!!!! Cloudy with a Chance of... Ross being a hater. He didn't like-a da Meatballs. Shadoweyes! Wet Moon! Daybreakers! Sleepwalker! Marrow issue of Weapon X. Nick before and after the Weapon X program. Comics Ross and Nick are reading (or have read). And at the end, Ross reveals that he hates... Jim Rugg!!!
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Shadoweyes is completed! Now it's time for the Hesscast!!! Well, actually, first it's more about Shadoweyes, but then it's time for the Hesscast! Napoleon Dynamite and Nacho Libre are up first. Which is better and which podcaster prefers which film? WHICH WHICH WHICH? Next week: it's 100% Gentlemen Broncos in the Hesscast pt 2!!!
23 and tea, Basinger and Baldwin make Ross hot, Netflix suggestions suck for Nick, Denzel vs. Van Damme, Andrew Davis in HD, Shadoweyes wants to kill Tommy Lee Jones, is the Punisher racist?, explicit comics in the library, Ross needs to write a Steve Wilkos comic, Frank Quitely can't precede other artists, and rejection burnout. Next time: the 4th Letter and heroes that don't kill!
Ross Campbell wasn't scared by Paranormal Activity. Nick Marino gives Ross a Shadoweyes pep talk via a poorly told story about The Quest by Jean-Claude Van Damme and Frank Dux. Then he tells an awful story about backrubs, which somehow segues into the Nickelodeon purchase of the TMNT... and Ross knows what it means for Tales of the TMNT and Mirage Studios (sorta)! After dropping knowledge, the conversation drifts to Images Comics, WildCATS, Youngblood, and comic shops (wherein Nick says something stupid about Wonderland Comics in Rochester).
Ross Campbell and Nick Marino talk a bit more about Shadoweyes, but the conversation shifts to dying magazines. From there, it gets a bit adult... and then spins into anime. Enjoy. It's the fourth Shadowcast.
Literally. Ross Campbell's new Shadoweyes comic is going to have a character in it named Risen, and Ross and Nick Marino spend just about all of part three of the Shadowcast talking about how this antagonist should come to life. There's other stuff too, but Risen dominates the conversation.
Ross Campbell and Nick Marino continue behind the scenes discussion of Shadoweyes. This time it's all about character relationships and how everyone fits together. Can Scout fulfill her character arc if she doesn't go to jail with Noah? Does Sparkle need to be in the book from the beginning? Will T. Hawk ever reunite with Ester? All this and more as the Shadowcast returns for part two!
Ross Campbell and Nick Marino go behind the scenes with Ross' new comic book in development, Shadoweyes. Ross and Nick set up the scenario by talking about the characters and the versions of the scripts that have been completed. Plus: Street Fighter anime, T. Hawk, and Doctor Claw.
Ross Campbell tells Nick Marino about printing problems with the Shadoweyes and what he's doing to make the character's colors look the same on the screen and in print. Nick asks Ross about the format for Shadoweyes, spinning into the differences between graphic novels and single issues. This dovetails into a back and forth about comics business and publishing. Trading cards take over and segue into Sam Keith's cover art. Bishop busts into the conversation and leads into Jean-Claude Van Damme movies, finally taking the guys into direct-to-DVD territory.
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Ross Campbell tells Nick Marino all about meeting Leonard Nimoy at SDCC because his friend was dressed up as a character from The Abandoned, which somehow leads to a massive LeVar Burton geek out (which reasonably leads to a somewhat massive Star Trek geek out). Talk returns to Comic-Con, specifically Shadoweyes and the Oni panel, which somehow leads to Ross forcing Nick to justify his affinity for Aquaman... which leads Nick into a massive Aquaman geek out. The guys talk Peter David and the hook hand, Will Pfeifer and the magical water hand, and science vs. magic stories. All this somehow leads to a massive WALL*E hate fest (you thought we were gonna say geek out, didn't you?), which spins into a geek out over realistic conflicts in superhero comics (and a final bit of cosplay).
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