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Welcome to the Shack where everyone's microhphone quality sucks for some reason. On todays' episode were discussing Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines 2, Spider-Noir, Critters for Sale, and phobia settings in video games.

As the Shack continues the gang discuss Final Fantasy 7 (1997) and how it compares to Remake and Rebirth. As well they have in depth discussion on why let's plays are not a true replacement for playing video games.

Our weekly media show has returned! On this week's shack we're covering the newly announced anime and it's manga, Jimoto Saiko. As well as Luna Abyss and Avernum. With a little bit of talk of Final Fantasy VII.

On Today's comic book club we take a look at two books from the Elseworlds imprint starting with Brian Augustyn's Gotham by Gaslight and followed up by Mark Millar's Superman: Red Son. These two DC comics books were fantastic so much so that Jake actually praised Mark Millar, an oddity to be sure... Make sure to follow, leave a comment or review on your platform of choice! Check out our links: linktr.ee\sytycfanon

In the vein of unhinged episodes, Sergio, Bert and Matt give an introduction a fandom they've dubbed the "PseudoSphere", the collection of Young Earth Creationist and conspiracy theorist channels along with the creators dedicated to debunking them. We're covering Pseudoscience From Flat-Earth, Creationism, Evolution disbelief, Moon denialism and more. As well we'll be highlighting content creators like Miniminuteman, Professor Dave Explains, and SciManDan. We'll also be diving into the philosophies that underscore these radical beliefs, this isn't an episode you'll want to miss. Follow us and leave a review on your platform of choice! Check us out at our links: linktr.ee/sytycfanon

This week's Fanon Comic Book Club we are officially finished with the TWD comic book from Skybound. From the Whisperer war to the Commonwealth arc, we put a wrap on the story of Rick Grimes. If you liked this episode be sure to leave a rating or a review on your platform of choice! Check out our links: https://linktr.ee/sytycfanon

Reading Dirk Gently sometime ago inspired us to check out more Sci-Fi novels from Douglas Adams. Our choice this month was Hitchhikers one of his adapted Radio plays. It's an insane, zany romp through galaxy. Did we discover the meaning of life? Do Douglas Adams just be saying things? Find out on this episode. Be sure to leave a review or rating on your podcast platform of choice! Check out our links at: linktr.ee/sytycfanon

Indie Horror Author Alex Grass joins us to discuss his recent forays into bad horror movies adapted from the works of Dean koontz. As well we will discuss what scares us in particular and the gang will get lost on a random diatribe about Return To Silent Hill. Check out his new book Infernal Tramps on Amazon and wherever books our sold and on a future episode of our Fanon book club. Check out our links: linktr.ee\sytycfanon

At last we made it to the Negan Arc aka All Out War! The gang gushes about TWD's best villain and talk about where the AMC adaptation failed in regards to adapting him but we can all agree that Jeffrey Dean Morgan is awesome. Leave a review or a rating on your podcast platform of choice! Check out our links at linktr.ee/sytycfanon

Say Cheese and get ready to read Die again! After a few years we've returned to Image Comics's Die. The sequel is out, Die: Loaded and we wanted to prep for reading it when it hits the trades. This definitely is not making up for a previous blunder at all... Leave a rating or a review on your podcast platform of Choice. Check out our links: linktr.ee\sytycfanon

The Absolute Fanoners continue there journey in the darkness of DC Comics's Absolute universe to find a story of a blue collar superhero fighting against the scariest guys you've ever seen, including Mr. Freeze, the Joker, and Bane. This is our Absolute Batman episode and it's big enough that we had to call Kieran in to discuss it. Leave a review or a rating on your podcast platform of choice! Check out our links at: linktr.ee\sytycfanon

Recorded pre-Colossalcon 2026, this is a test run of our twice yearly Indie game panel, covering Indie Games that are spiritual successors to dead franchises or game styles of a bygone era. In Particular Sergio focused on games recreating that classic horror feeling of Resident Evil, Silent hill and Dead space, while Shaun focused on some lesser known classics like Megaman battle network. Games covered include Sorry We're Closed, Bug Fables, Routine, YIIK and more.... Leave a review or a rating on your podcast platform of choice! Check out our links at linktr.ee\sytycfanon

On this SCP Foundation minisode we tackle another Wilson's Wildlife Critter profile and get sidetracked remembering SCP-7052. This particular one is about a Stick insect named Stickky who happens to be an entire forest. "SCP-7052" by Jejenum46, from the SCP Wiki. Source: https://scpwiki.com/scp-7052. Licensed under CC BY-SA."Critter Profile: Stickky!" by poltatherian, from the SCP Wiki. Source: https://scpwiki.com/critter-profile-stickky. Licensed under CC BY-SA.

Continuing off our previous SCP Foundation episodes, we dive back into Eisenfremder Real estate in order to discover who the man behind the curtain is. Overall this was a solid read and if IAMTHEOOGA is listening we'd love to have you. Leave a review, comment, or rating on your podcast platform of choice. Check our out links at: linktr.ee\sytycfanon"SCP-9106" by IAmTheOoga, from the SCP Wiki. Source: https://scpwiki.com/scp-9106. Licensed under CC BY-SA.

After a low hanging fruit joke, the gang dives into the SCP Foundation once more to read a Series X article about an anomalous Real estate company. "SCP-9106" by IAmTheOoga, from the SCP Wiki. Source: https://scpwiki.com/scp-9106. Licensed under CC BY-SA.