Hall of Justice

NEW SHOW OPEN! NEW SHOW CLOSE! Seth & Victor recap all the news from 2018 Comic-Con in San Diego. They begin the show paying tribute to their friend and former Hall of Justice guest (Episode 16) Jon Schnepp, who passed away recently.

WARNING : Do NOT listen to this episode unless you have seen the Marvel Studios film "Ant-Man & The Wasp." Nothing is withheld on this review. Seth & Victor review the latest film. What worked. What didn't. How did this tie into that Avengers: Infinity War film that we have been talking about for months now. Plus, the guys check in on Wonder Woman 2, Gotham, Cloak and Dagger, Luke Cage, and more.

An image from the set of Wonder Woman 2, or Wonder Woman '84, shows Chris Pine in the cast as Steve Trevor. Wait, what? Didn't they see the end of the 1st Wonder Woman film? Seth & Victor hypothezize as to how that's possible. One theory, is an amazing homage to the Wonder Woman 1977 series, starring Lynda Carter.

WARNING: Do not play this episode until you have seen Solo-A Star Wars Story or don't mind plot points being revealed. Seth welcomes "Star Wars Insider" JC Reifenberg for a frank discussion on the Han Solo origin story. What worked, what didn't, and what's the explanation behind the disappointing box office numbers? (Followed by the impact that it will have going forward.)

WARNING: DO NOT PLAY THIS EPISODE UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN DEADPOOL 2, OR DON'T CARE ABOUT MAJOR PLOT POINTS. Seth & Victor review the sequel to the mega-hit Deadpool. A comedic masterpiece, the discussion includes the director changes and its impact, and some plot issues. Please rate/review the show!

A special episode dedicated to the life and legacy of Margot Kidder, who passed away on May 13, 2018 at the age of 69. Forever known for her role as Lois Lane, Kidder is remembered for her courage in being open about mental illness. Seth & Victor focus on the impact her role had in the genre that the Superman films helped create.

Frequent contributor to the podcast JC Reifenberg becomes the official Star Wars Correspondent for the Hall of Justice. JC joins Seth for an in-depth review of the Star Wars: Rebels series, that concluded its 4 season run in March 2018.

WARNING: DO NOT press play on this podcast unless you have seen Avengers: Infinity War or don't mind knowing significant plot points. Seth and Victor are back to review the latest Marvel Studios' film. Is it as epic as the media reports? What about all those plot points? Only way to see if you agree or not with this review is to check out this episode.

Seth & Victor discuss a dozen comic book TV/Movie issues including Avengers: Infinity War, Black Panther, Jessica Jones, The Punisher, Black Lightning, DC Extended Universe, Star Wars, Arrowverse.

This is a full review of the latest Marvel Studio's film, Black Panther. What made the film great, and why it might be the best film in the MCU. And despite the favorable review, there are still debates, including a potential Black Panther 2. And listen to the end, because they discuss this game as well: Marvel Superheroes Card Game (1978)

In the 2nd of 2 January 2018 episodes (posted just under the wire), Seth & Victor review the 1st 3 episodes of the new CW series "Black Lightning" & preview the upcoming Marvel film, "Black Panther." They talk about the focal point of this show/movie is a Black character, and its impact on society. References include the recent Luke Cage series, and the animated Black Vulcan.

Star Wars "insider/fan" JC Reifenberg returns to the show. He produces the popular Fatman on Batman podcast & has an extensively history with the Star Wars franchise. Recently he created and owns the new "Scum and Villainy Cantina" in Hollywood, CA. JC has 2 extraordinary Star Wars short films "Hughes the Force" & "Summer '78." He had a lot of things to say about The Last Jedi. This podcast goes in many directions.

WARNING: DO NOT PRESS PLAY UNLESS YOU HAVE EITHER SEEN OR DON'T MIND HEARING THE PLOT OF THIS FILM. In the first of at least 2 episodes, this podcast reviews Episode VIII- The Last Jedi.

Despite earning $200 million domestically, "Justice League" has been considered a disappointment, and not a blockbuster. Since the film's release, there have been reports that Warner Bros. is shaking up the creative team behind the DC Movies. What impact does this have on Wonder Woman? Will Henry Cavill ever be Superman again? What about Aquaman and Flash movies? What's next for the Batman franchise? Also, rumors of Disney buying portions of 20th Century FOX, including Marvel properties X-Men & Fantastic Four. What does that mean for Marvel's plans? And is the X-Men Universe stopping for a reboot? What does this mean for Deadpool. Many questions, some educated guesses on the answers.

Seth & Victor review the DC/CW Superhero Shows "Crossover" entitled "Crisis on Earth X" It's not a spoiler since it aired on TV,but they discuss the plot, the effects, it's impact on all the shows, & a discussion about the death of Firestorm. They also address the recent firing of showrunner Andrew Kreisberg.