Issue 423 - "Immolation" - VisionQuest Episode 7

The boys reboot VisionQuest's excellent finale, including its thematic similarities to WandaVision and well-done daddy issues. Plus, they geek out over the post-credits sequence.

The boys disassemble the penultimate episode, including all of the daddy issues galore. Adam learns the definition of Immolation while he and Khelan recall John Grisham novels. Also, how good is Paul Bettany?!

The boys experience robot love by delving into episodes 5 & 6 of VisionQuest. They make educated guesses on who the Client is, Tommy's love of 90's action movies, and which apps A.I.'s use to hook up. Spoiler alert: It's Un-Hinge-D.

The boys tackle episodes 3 & 4 of VisionQuest. They discuss heady topics like found family and daddy issues, but in the dumb Homo Superior style you all know and love.

The boys delve into the first two episodes of VisionQuest, the latest MCU series on Disney+, and the follow-up to WandaVision and Agatha All Along. They debate their favorite A.I. persona, discuss the themes of fathers/sons, and marvel at the decor of Vision's mindscape. Also, Khelan learns how to pronounce "Theseus" correctly.

The boys are back! And they're joined by friends-of-pod, Aaron from the Talking Comics Podcast and Jason, to discuss and dissect the first season of the hit HBOMax series, Lanterns. Come for the thoughtful discussion but stay but the hilariously dumb oaths.

The boys delve into all that juicy news from D23, including the X-Men cast and the trailers for Doomsday and VisionQuest.

The boys dive into "Survival of the Fittest" - the finale of the second season of X-Men '97. They talk about the ups and downs of the 9th episode, and ask, "what would you say to a Celestial?" They play another round of America's favorite game, "Sentences Gone Rogue" (fan edition) and select a winner from all the entries!

The boys take a trip down to the bayou in the penultimate episode of the second season of X-Men '97. In-between recapping specific scenes, they play a round of Sentences Going Rogue. Confused? Well, they're more bewildered than an owl wonderin' where his tootsie pop went, sugah.

The boys web crawl into the latest Spider-Man movie, and come out more in love with the MCU than they have been in years. Come for the cameos, but stay for the character development.