It's been a while since we've done an Across the Pages(Axp) instalment... A type of episode that we like to do where we cross examine (kinda) two similar-ish properties from different universes (sometimes). This ultimately gives us an excuse to do two episode topics at once, where we take in a comic run for each property, as well as a movie for each property as well.
This time around it's Thunderbolts and Suicide Squad. What came first? Well, a simple google search could tell you that, but let's talk about the two properties at once, shall we? A Marvel team of anti-heroes and a DC team of anti-heroes... Sort of. Let's dive in In this episode we cover: Films: The Suicide Squad (2021) Thunderbolts* (2025) Comics: Suicide Squad: Kicked in the Teeth (2011) Thunderbolts: There is No High Road (2016)
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