We’re finally back in the 90s! The fourth season premiere of Spider-Man: The Animated Series zooms past the tragic aftermath of last season and pivots to a noir-style mystery
Walloping Websnappers – A Spider-Man Podcast
Okay, let’s do this one more time! We’ve got our full spoiler thoughts about Across the Spider-Verse, and big surprise–it’s a jaw-droppingly good work of art.
Walloping Websnappers #187: “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse”
Is it weird that we’re doing an episode of a somewhat forgotten Fantastic Four cartoon that was a joint French/Canadian/American production from the 00s? Maybe!
Walloping Websnappers #186: “Frightful”
Because we just need more Miles Morales on the main feed, we’re releasing three of our Patreon comics episodes! We cover the first two years of the Miles Morales: Spider-Man title by Saladin Ahmed, which include Javier Garrón’s gorgeous art and beautiful renditions of big-bodied men, reinventions of classic villains […]
Walloping Websnappers: “The Miles Morales Spider-Man Comics”
It’s time for another AMA, and this time we’re answering questions from our listeners AND from each other! We go in deep about Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always,
Walloping Websnappers Ask Us Anything #17
Things get mystical when Spidey has to team up with Doctor Strange and Iron Fist to fight a supernatural villain that puts the whole city to sleep
Walloping Websnappers #185: “Strange”
FINALLY! Doc Ock gets the spotlight in an episode that helps us better understand this strange version of Otto Octavius, while also posing a ton of unanswered questions. But something we don’t like? The episode’s horrible lesson about boundaries, privacy, surveillance, and work/life balance for poor teenaged Peter Parker. We’re […]
Walloping Websnappers #184: “Me Time”
It’s time for another Venom episode, and this time S.H.I.E.L.D. is involved and Norman Osborn is a very proud dad!
Walloping Websnappers #183: “Venomous”
BODY SWAP! Peter Parker and Wolverine switch places in this incredibly fun and wacky adaptation of a famous Ultimate Spider-Man comics story, and it’s full of great jokes, a shocking amount of violence (the funny kind!), and Steve Blum absolutely nailing it, as usual.