The DoomBots Marvel Podcast

In a strong divergence from their sane content, Zach and Searnold have dedicated this portion of their lives to the discussion of every cover of Amazing Spider-Man. Listen along as they talk about things you can't see for 2 hours, as they go through 300 more issues. From McFarlane to Straczynski, the Clone Saga to Civil War, Maximum Carnage through One More Day, enjoy this discussi

In celebration of 950 issues of Amazing Spider-Man, Marvel published a cover gallery that inspires this episode. Searnold surprises Zach with the "fun" idea of looking at all 950 covers and discussing any characters that haven't come up on the podcast before. This includes people like the Molten Man, the Spider-Slayers, the Schemer, and Kraven's nipple lasers. Not fully grasping ho

In this reversal episode, Zach will tell Searnold all about the book “House of Leaves.” But this is no ordinary book, and its many complexities deserve a much better explanation than this tiny block of text. Just listen to the episode and come down the rabbit hole with us, okay? Never miss an episode! GetContinue reading "Ep. 121: Is House of Leaves a Book or a Recipe f

With the release of Captain America: Brave New World, we've decided the time is right to discuss the Red Hulk (or Rulk). How did General Ross get superpowers? Why is he red? What happens when he jumps to the moon? These things come up in the comics, even if they might not in the movie. Plus: how did the Leader learn to play the guitar? Why does Jeph Loeb hate rules? And what happen

Kraven the Hunter managed to bomb without either Zach or Searnold noticing it had been released! But finally, Searnold was able to track it down and watch it, despite many warnings against such dangerous behavior. In this episode, Searnold will explain the movie to Zach, compare it to Madame Web, and explain what Kraven is like in the comics. From his 87 clones and his 3 sons, we'l

It's that time of the year again, when Searnold and Zach get super competitive and start asking the big questions in a showdown for the ages.

This year has been filled with a lot of great comics -- and a lot of other comics as well! In honor of another year on the books, Zach and Searnold are looking back at what stories were told, what characters drastically changed, and how Captain America has become friends with a penguin

This week, we've got clones on clones on clones! More clones than Judas Traveller could shake a VR construct at! What does any of that mean? Who knows! The writers certainly don't, and neither do we, and that's why it's so much fun.

The Clone Saga is perhaps the most infamous Spider-Man story, and not without good reason. It was loved and hated. Great and terrible. Important and irrelevant. It lasted 3 years, redefined Spidey for a new generation of readers, and ruined him for others. It happened during a tumultuous time in the comics industry as a whole (the boom and bust of the 90's) as well as at Marvel com

This week, Zach and Searnold break down the Adversary's role in the late-'80s event "The Fall of the Mutants," and also have a full breakdown when it comes to how Rogue convinced her fellow mutants to use Longshot like a kite. Don't understand what that means? That's fine! Listen to the episode and you still won't understand what that means, because it's utter baffling nonsense.