FULL OF SOUND AND FURY

As the final days of the direct market approach, the guys wonder what's next for comics publishers and retailers. Also in this episode: the increasing physicality of actors, the surprisingly complicated legacy of The Legend of Korra, and some much-deserved praise for the Arrowverse.

The guys tackle the question of tokenism vs diversity in genre fiction and somehow wind up in Oklahoma.

It's Easter Sunday and the guys are celebrating by watching Star Trek: Picard and not watching Tiger King. Also in this episode: The Magicians comes to a close, Bleach and Final Fantasy VII return, and Esports makes their move ... maybe(?)

HBO's Westworld is back ... and the guys do their very best to remember the first two seasons. Also in this episode: Birds of Prey underwhelms, The Magicians impresses, and Vin Diesel can't hold a beer properly.

Dan Didio is out at DC Comics and the guys try to figure out why. Also in this episode, some love for the recent Star Trek revivals, a look at the much-debated Duel of the Fates treatment, and an analysis of the 2020 comics publishing landscape.

We're back from holiday break/illness/child rearing with reviews of Watchmen, The Rise of Skywalker, The Irishman, The Witcher, and Crisis on Infinite Earths.

It's birthday week at Full of Sound and Fury, and Keyshawn had an extra special one he just had to share with you. Then the guys run through their first impressions of Disney+ before talking up all their favorite non-Disney programs from the last year.

Football season is here, and Cyrus and Key have decidedly mixed feelings about it. In the second half of this super-sized pod, the guys run through this summer's 80s retro offerings (Stranger Things 3, Top Gun: Maverick, Rambo: Last Blood) before closing out with their thoughts on D23 Expo 2019.

Keyshawn's back from Orlando with a full report on Universal Studios! Also in this episode, the guys review Spider-Man: Far From Home and The Boys before running through the most exciting announcements from San Diego Comic Con 2019.

The guys take stock of the CW's Arrowverse programs at the seven year mark, review John Wick: Chapter 3, imagine what the post-Golden State dynasty NBA might look like, marvel at the wealth of Jim Lee, and get into what makes the character of Superman so timeless.