FULL OF SOUND AND FURY

Full of Sound and Fury #114: Adapting the Unadaptable

Reviews of Netflix's Masters of the Universe: Revelation and Cowboy Bebop as well as the first half of Disney+'s Hawkeye series.

Full of Sound and Fury #113: Copyright Bob Kane

Reviews of Walt Disney World's 50th Anniversary, Shang-Chi, Dune Part I, and Ted Lasso and previews of Disney+ and Netflix's upcoming offerings.

Full of Sound and Fury #112: It‘s Never Been Easier to Move On

Must fandoms inevitably grow toxic? The guys talk it out and don't like their own answers. Also in this episode: traveling to Walt Disney World during a pandemic, reviews of Marvel's What If ...? and Netflix's The Umbrella Academy, a recap of New York City Comic Con 2021, movie theaters aren't great, and previews of Q4's streaming offerings. 

Full of Sound and Fury #111: Overgrown

The boys haven't seen Shang-Chi yet ... but they run through just about everything else.

Full of Sound and Fury #110: Ornithicide

Reviews of Masters of the Universe: Revelation, Jungle Cruise, The Suicide Squad, and the 2020 Summer Olympics, as well as some thoughts on the future of comic book publishing and Star Wars: Galactic Cruiser.

Full of Sound and Fury #109: Cobra Conference Room One

Loki is hot, Black Widow is a hot mess, and Keyshawn learns about anime.

Full of Sound and Fury #108: Lokii(?)

Loki debuts on Disney+ and it represents a dramatic shift for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in more ways than one. Also in this episode: auto manufacturers screwed up, the PS5 rules, Netflix's shows are better than its menus, and the (suddenly) immortal Henry Cavill.

Full of Sound and Fury #107: Captain America and the Winter Soldier

We're back, we're vaxed, and we're here to talk The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and Invincible.

Full of Sound and Fury #106: Snyder Cut

Reviews of the Snyder Cut of Justice League and the first four episodes of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

Full of Sound and Fury #105: Darkhold Retrievers

Having survived the Great Texas Blizzard of 2021, the guys reassemble to recap and review WandaVision. Then it's a stroll down Memory Lane as they reminiscence about Impel's Marvel Universe trading cards and the greatness that was Channel 39.