The Order Up crew chat with author of Mothers and Other Strangers Gina Sorell about the nature of pizza, its literary value, and the process of writing a book.
Dan, Layney and Matt sit with Ashley Cooper writer for Gotham Knights and the upcoming Iron Man video game to discuss Nightwing. We get into the history of the character, its origins and his growth from boy wonder into young adult wonder.
We let the Court of Owls build a little birdhouse in our souls as Layney brings us through The Court of Owls New 52 reboot on this episode of Detecting The Marvelous.
The Order Up crew sit with Cari's friend and amazing film actor Scott Schwartz, seen sticking his tongue to a metal pole in A Christmas Story, palling around with Richard Pryor in The Toy, and most recently tending bar in A Christmas Story Christmas. We hear about his feelings on pizza and his incredible career.
Dan and Layney follow Matt and the X-Men on an X-cellent adventure to space and beyond. This episode we chat about 1991's X-Men reboot. The episode has angst, it has X-Men X-Position, and pouches... so many pouches.
*Editors note: Matt was wrong; Proteus is not Charles' love child.
The Order Up team sit down with celebrity chef and awesome guy Chef Joe Gatto to get to the bottom of the pizza debate.
Dan, Layney, and Matt talk about the first four issues of Marvel's First Family, the interesting history of its creators, and how Ben Grimm would likely be in trouble with HR.
Theme by Glen Beauchamp and art by Ben Steamroller.
Dan, Layney, and Matt get together talk about the inspiration for the new podcast, Detecting the Marvelous: what inspired them, where their love of comics comes from, and why they chose what they chose.
Theme by Glen Beauchamp and art by Ben Steamroller.
The Order Up crew get creative with producer Jen Pratt the producer of shows including Fire Masters, Great Chocolate Showdown, The Big Bake, and many more. We get into the nitty-gritty of pizza town.
On a Sunday in 1990, I stood in an empty mall (stores where I lived weren't open on Sunday back then) waiting in line for the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film with my little brother. At 16, I was a fan of Laird and Eastman's black-and-white indie comic.
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