The Superhero Show
Every other week, The Taste Buds (Cassie, Mike, and Ryan) fire up the mics to dive deep into the weirdest corners of comic book TV history. This season, they’re heading back to the wild world of Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, kicking off a journey through the bonkers ‘90s cartoons that tried to bring comics to Saturday mornings. Whether it’s prehistoric car chases, eco-warrior muscleheads, or theme songs that slap way harder than they should, the Buds break it all down — with jokes, trivia, drafts, and the kind of analysis that makes you sound smart and smug. If you love comic book TV, used to love it, or just love laughing at it, subscribe to The Superhero Show. It’s the most X-treme way to relive the ‘90s; dinosaurs, Cadillacs, and all.
Episodes
The Superhero Show #643
Fantastic Four: Introduction to Malice
The Superhero Show is back with another episode in our ongoing journey through the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series! This time, we're diving into Season 2, Episode 5, “Worlds Within Worlds,” for the Introduction to Malice and the arrival of one of the Fantastic Four's most unsettling new thre...
The Superhero Show #642
Fantastic Four: Beware the Hidden Land
Maximus the Mad: Fantastic Four, "Beware the Hidden Land"
Maximus the Mad takes the throne on this week's The Superhero Show as the hosts wrap up the Inhumans Saga. This time, they cover Fantastic Four (1994) Season 2, Episode 4, "The Inhumans Saga Part 3: Beware the Hidden Land." The Inhumans are f...
The Superhero Show #642
Fantastic Four: The Kids Are Alright(ish)
What happens when the kids of the Fantastic Four get a science homework assignment? Could a report on a 17th-century scientist really threaten the entire planet? More importantly, can a couple of kids fix it without telling their parents? Nothing can possibly go wrong.
In the latest episode of The Superhe...
The Superhero Show #642
Fantastic Four: The Inhumans Introduction
The Inhumans Introduction: Fantastic Four – “The Inhumans Among Us”
The Inhumans Introduction continues on The Superhero Show as the hosts dive into Fantastic Four (1994) Season 2, Episode 3, “The Inhumans Saga Part 2: The Inhumans Among Us.” After beginning the stor...
The Superhero Show #641
Fantastic Four: Metamind is alive?!
What happens when enough people connect through technology and begin working like the neurons in a human brain? Could that network eventually become a mind of its own? More importantly, Metamind is alive?!
In the latest episode of The Superhero Show, the hosts take another break from the 1994 Fantastic Four ani...
The Superhero Show #640
Fantastic Four: The Frightful Four
The Fantastic Four are back, and this time they're facing off against a brand-new group of villains! In the latest episode of The Superhero Show, the hosts continue their journey through the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series with Season 2, Episode 2, “The Inhumans Saga Part 1: And the Wind Cries Medusa....
The Superhero Show #639
Fantastic Four: Will the Baxter Building Return?
The Superhero Show — Will the Baxter Building Return?
This week, The Superhero Show takes another detour from the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series to dive into Ryan North’s Fantastic Four #14, “The Unforeseeable Future.” With the date of the Baxter Building&rsquo...
The Superhero Show #638
Fantastic Four: Daredevil's Introduction
The Superhero Show — Daredevil's Introduction
This week, The Superhero Show kicks off the second season of the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series with “And a Blind Man Shall Lead Them.” The season premiere immediately shakes things up: the Fantastic Four have lost their powers, ...
The Superhero Show #637
Fantastic Four: Doomasaur the Doctor Doom Dinosaur
The Superhero Show — Doomasaur the Doctor Doom Dinosaur
This week, The Superhero Show takes another break from its coverage of the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series to focus entirely on Ryan North’s Fantastic Four #13, “A Thing or Two.” And honestly, there may ...
The Superhero Show #636
Fantastic Four: Annihilus vs Blastaar
The Superhero Show — Annihilus vs Blastaar
This week, The Superhero Show dives into Episode 1.12 of the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series, “Behold the Negative Zone.” The hosts are introduced to two major Fantastic Four villains, Annihilus and Blastaar, as Reed Richards accidental...
The Superhero Show #635: Fantastic Four: Saur Winners
The Superhero Show — Saur Winners
This week, The Superhero Show continues its journey through Ryan North's Fantastic Four, diving into one of the most audaciously creative premises the series has delivered yet: Fantastic Four #12, "Saur Winners." When two parallel worlds begin to merge—one human, one whe...
The Superhero Show #634
Fantastic Four: Johnny Storm's Flame On Rap
The Superhero Show — Johnny Storm's Flame On Rap
This week, The Superhero Show dives into one of the silliest, strangest, and most entertaining episodes yet from the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series: Episode 1.11, “Mole Man.” The hosts go into the episode already excited to...
The Superhero Show #633
Fantastic Four: It's Slobberin' Time
The Superhero Show — It's Slobberin' Time
This week, The Superhero Show once again takes a break from the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series to spotlight another standout issue from Ryan North's Fantastic Four. Before diving into the comic, however, the hosts spend time discussing the newly rel...
The Superhero Show #632
Fantastic Four: The Mask of Doom, Part 3
The Superhero Show — The Mask of Doom, Part 3
This week, The Superhero Show wraps up one of the longest story arcs in the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series with "The Mask of Doom, Part 3." Before diving into the cartoon, however, the hosts take a detour into the Marvel Cinematic Universe t...
The Superhero Show #631
Fantastic Four: Ryan North's The Long Way Home
The Superhero Show — The Long Way Home
This week, The Superhero Show takes another break from the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series to spotlight one of the most unique issues in Ryan North's Fantastic Four run. Instead of discussing an animated episode, the hosts devote the entire sh...
The Superhero Show #630
Fantastic Four: The Mask of Doom, Part 2
The Superhero Show — The Mask of Doom, Part 2
This week, The Superhero Show wraps up another major storyline from the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series with “The Mask of Doom, Part 2.” The hosts return to Castle Doom for the conclusion of Doctor Doom's latest scheme, breaking d...
The Superhero Show #629
Fantastic Four Issues #8-9 Review: Alicia Masters Steals the Show
The Superhero Show — Ryan North’s Fantastic Four #8-9 Review: Alicia Masters Steals the Show
This week, The Superhero Show takes a break from the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series to focus entirely on Ryan North’s Fantastic Four #8-9 Review: Alicia Mast...
The Superhero Show #628
Fantastic Four: The Mask of Doom, Part I
The Superhero Show — The Mask of Doom, Part I
This week, The Superhero Show returns to the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series with Episode 1.08, “The Mask of Doom, Part I.” The hosts continue their journey through Marvel’s first family as Doctor Doom once again steps into ...
The Superhero Show #627
Fantastic Four: The Enemy of the Good
The Superhero Show — The Enemy of the Good
This week, The Superhero Show changes up its usual format for a special deep-dive episode dedicated entirely to Ryan North’s Fantastic Four #7, the landmark 700th issue of Fantastic Four. Rather than splitting time between the 1994 animated serie...
The Superhero Show #626
Fantastic Four: Super Skrull
The Superhero Show — Super Skrull
This week, The Superhero Show continues its coverage of the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series with Episode 1.07, “Super Skrull.” After the events of the previous Skrull storyline, the hosts dive into the arrival of one of the Fantastic Four’s most ic...
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