Trentus Magnus Punches Reality

In this latest ball-scorching show, Magnus does commentary for Man of Steel. The comments start immediately. No preamble, no opening credits, no promos, no closing comments, nothing. This is pure, undiluted Man of Steel talk. All thrilla, no filla in the mighty Magnus tradition of manliness. If you want to watch the movie in sync with this commentary, press play on both of them immediately and the syncing should take care of itself. Pro film buffs all agree that the amount of Badass in this commentary is nigh unprecedented so be ready to have your face rocked off, glued back on and then rocked off again by His Excellency Magnus.Finally, Superman Begins as a miniseries grew far beyond what was originally planned. Because of that, the remaining episodes will drop on Tuesday 11.05, Friday 11.08, Tues 11.12, Friday 11.15 and Tuesday 11.19.2013 to get everything out there. After Episode 17/Superman Begins 06, the final chapter of the miniseries, is released, the weekly release day of Tuesday will resume... just in

In this latest ball-hammering show, Magnus takes a look back at Superman Returns. What went wrong? What went right (if anything)? Was Superman Returns worth the wait?As a note of caution, fans of Superman Returns may not like the answers Magnus gives to those questions. You've been warned.But before even getting into that, Magnus addresses the virtual deluge of feedback and praise from his loyal subjects, and also explains why it has taken so long for it to be acknowledged.Finally, Superman Begins as a miniseries grew far beyond what was originally planned. Because of that, the remaining episodes will drop on Tuesday 11.05, Friday 11.08, Tues 11.12, Friday 11.15 and Tuesday 11.19.2013 to get everything out there. After Episode 17/Superman Begins 06, the final chapter of the miniseries, is released, the weekly release day of Tuesday will resume... just in time for the migration over to the Two True Freaks podcast network.Do you have a suggestion for a topic? Feel free to e-mail me at trentusmagnus@gmail.com a

In this latest ball-crushing entry in the Superman Begins miniseries, Magnus takes another look at Superman- Birthright by Mark Waid and Leinil Francis Yu. Does Magnus think Birthright was a blessing for Superman? A disaster? Maybe BOTH? There's only one way to find out!Also, Superman Begins as a miniseries grew far beyond what was originally planned. Because of that, episodes will drop on Tuesday 11.05, Friday 11.08, Tues 11.12, Friday 11.15 and Tuesday 11.19.2013 to get everything out there. After Episode 17/Superman Begins 06, the final chapter of the miniseries, is released, the weekly release day of Tuesday will resume... just in time for the migration over to the Two True Freaks podcast network.Do you have a suggestion for a topic? Feel free to e-mail me at trentusmagnus@gmail.com and I might consider thinking about the possibility of potentially discussing whatever you have in mind some day. And that's a promise!Feedback for this and any other episode may also be sent to trentusmagnus@gmail.com.

In this unplanned-but-nevertheless-ball-rending episode, Magnus joins forces with Scott and Chris from Two True Freaks to gab about Superman. His Excellency Magnus is awesome even when improvising while Scott and Chris ain't half bad themselves.Do you have a suggestion for a topic? Feel free to e-mail me at trentusmagnus@gmail.com and I might consider thinking about the possibility of potentially discussing whatever you have in mind some day. And that's a promise!Feedback for this and any other episode may be sent to trentusmagnus@gmail.com.

In this latest ball-scorching episode, Magnus takes a look back at Superman- For All Seasons by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale. It's not all sunshine and roses though. For fans of this miniseries: listener discretion is advised.Do you have a suggestion for a topic? Feel free to e-mail me at trentusmagnus@gmail.com and I might consider thinking about the possibility of potentially discussing whatever you have in mind some day. And that's a promise!Feedback for this and any other episode may be sent to trentusmagnus@gmail.com.

In this latest ball-burning episode, Magnus continues his exploration of Superman origin stories in comics. This time out, the subject is 1986's Man of Steel miniseries written and drawn by The Mighty John Byrne, which, apart from being a scorched Earth reboot, is an amazingly well-written and historic miniseries which set the context for Superman over the next 20'ish years. Additionally, this iteration of Superman is the subject of a dedicated podcast known as From Crisis to Crisis- A Superman Podcast, which can be found at http://www.supermanhomepage.com/multimedia/multimedia.php?topic=crisis-podcast. His Excellency Magnus highly approves of this show and encourages all his loyal subjects to listen to it.

In this latest ball-buster of an episode, Magnus heads into Superman Begins, a new miniseries dedicated to various Superman origin stories in comics.This time around, His Excellency reviews the New Adventures of Superboy #51 and Superman- The Secret Years, written by Bob Rozakis, illustrated (mostly) by The Mighty Curt Swan and partly screwed up by Flexographic printing.All this, plus Magnus considers in his own inimitable, manly and bare-chested way how stealing cake might relate to Marsellus Wallace's soul. Yes sir, this show is Epic with a side of Awesome and washed down with several gallons of Badass. Find out why professional hockey players have cried in bitter anguish after listening to this podcast.

Ever wonder what would've happened if Luke hadn't blown up the Death Star? Probably not. But comic book writer Chris Warner sure has and he breaks down how things might've played out if the Battle of Yavin hadn't been completely successful. And in this ball-blasting episode, His Excellency Magnus finishes his break in regular episodes to talk about the ups, downs, fits, starts, highs, lows, peaks and valleys of the Star Wars- Infinities miniseries.

In this latest nut-hammering episode, His Excellency Magnus joins forces with Chris from Two True Freaks to talk about urban legends, TV commercials and outdated technology. But mostly it's urban legends. All this and more in the first edition of The Big Book Report.

In this latest testicle-smashing episode, Magnus gives the lowdown on Young Justice (the *REAL* Young Justice written by Peter David and drawn by Todd Nauck; not that jive-ass cartoon show) and then switches it up for old timey Justice Society of America goodness from Len Strazewski and Mike Parobeck. All this and more as Magnus once again punches reality onto all of your lame asses!

In this ball-blistering episode, Magnus breaks down Batman- Earth One vol. 1 by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank and then changes gears to give you a different perspective on Richard Lester's Superman II. Listen to Magnus for guidance!

In the latest thrill-packed, ear-porn episode, Magnus breaks down why Gotham By Gaslight is still a Batman classic and how Secret Identity is one of the greatest Superman tales ever. This all-Elseworlds special is so awesome you'll think you've been kicked right in the balls!

In his latest adventure, our hero rereads the now classic Mark Waid/Barry Kitson "Threeboot" Legion of Superheroes #1-5 and then reviews the first four issues of the Jimmy Palmiotti Jonah Hex series that Scott Gardner has been in love with for decades. This much awesome in one podcast is simply unheard of. Studies have shown this podcast episode to risk making other men envy the awesomeness of His Excellency Magnus and make otherwise healthy women barren and sterile.

In the Second Episode Anniversary Epic Milestone Retrospective Spectacular Extravaganza, Magnus takes a look back at the show's history, present and future, gives thanks where they are due. Magnus also attacks one sacred cow comic book and defends two widely loathed Batman movies. All this and more in the Second Episode Anniversary Epic Milestone Retrospective Spectacular Extravaganza!

People pick on Smallville way too often and I'm sick of it. So in my debut episode, I defend Smallville and point out the many and varied things it did well that it never gets credit for. I also give the origin story behind me as a collector and this podcast so that you'll understand where I'm coming from. Enjoy!