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Clayface is in theaters, and Logan Janis and Jules saw it the night before. This is our 100% spoiler-free reaction. Is the horror good? Does the body horror pay off? Is it slop, or is it the real deal? We cover whether you need to be a comic book fan to enjoy it, our first look at live-action Gotham City in the DC Universe, and what’s coming next from DC Studios. A full spoiler episode is coming soon. Go see the movie first! ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 We’re back: Clayface is in theaters 0:47 Our packed DC Studios screening 1:28 Jules’ spoiler-free reaction 3:05 Logan’s take: is it slop? (No.) 3:41 First live-action Gotham City 4:29 Do you need to know the comics? 5:16 Is Clayface a Batman movie? 6:30 Who should see it: gore and horror warning 7:19 Body horror and The Fly comparison 8:34 What’s next: Man of Tomorrow and The Batman Part II 9:20 Peacemaker, Lanterns and Blue Beetle canon debate 12:21 Why we’re optimistic about the DCU 13:27 Spoiler episode coming soon 14:44 Galaxy Con in Saint Louis and where to find Jules Hosted by Logan Janis with Jules. Team Jakey, thanks for hanging out with us. Watch. Listen. Subscribe. Support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

Vision Quest episodes 3 and 4 just changed everything. Logan Janis and Jules dive into the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe twists, from Ultron taking over Vision's body to Jocasta's terrifying true identity. We break down the biggest plot developments, Marvel Comics connections, Easter eggs, character motivations, and unanswered questions heading into the second half of the series. Is Ultron really the villain? Who hired Paladin? Will we see Wanda again? And what does the original Human Torch have to do with the future of the MCU? SPOILERS for Vision Quest episodes 1–4! IN THIS EPISODE Ultron takes control of Vision's body — what happens next? Jocasta, Dr. Josephine Carrington, and the mystery behind the AI murders Tommy Shepherd's speed powers and his connection to Billy and Wanda The original Human Torch, Jim Hammond, and Phineas T. Horton Marvel Comics Easter eggs from Age of Ultron to Jocasta's origins Adamantium, vibranium, and the possibility of an upgraded Vision Who hired Paladin? Could Ultron be pulling the strings? Will Wanda return before the Vision Quest finale? Our ratings and predictions for episodes 5–8 TIMESTAMPS 00:00 — Welcome to Mostly Superheroes 02:18 — Spoiler warning: Vision Quest episodes 1–4 02:59 — White Vision, Ultron, and the search for identity 04:19 — Tommy Shepherd and his emerging powers 05:13 — Adamantium bullets and the mystery of the Butcher Bird 06:40 — Jocasta enters the story 07:04 — Vision's reboot and Jarvis's sacrifice 08:38 — Jocasta's identity and the AI creators 09:33 — The Re-Evolution of Man gala 10:30 — Ultron's past and Jocasta's revenge 11:24 — Jim Hammond and the original Human Torch 13:40 — Jules joins the discussion 14:05 — First impressions of Vision Quest 15:52 — Ultron takes Vision's body 16:51 — The Invaders and the Human Torch's comic-book history 19:22 — Vision's evolution and accepting his past 20:10 — Friday, Edith, and the classic Iron Man callbacks 23:13 — Vision, Wanda, Tommy, and Billy 24:23 — Episode 5 and 6 release discussion 27:14 — Jocasta's comic-book origins 28:09 — Marvel Anatomy: Vision and Jocasta 30:27 — Could Jocasta be more dangerous than Ultron? 32:17 — Synthetic life, uploaded consciousness, and the Danger Room 33:03 — Our ratings for episodes 3 and 4 36:16 — James Spader's performance and classic Ultron lines 38:30 — Blacklist and The Office connections 40:02 — Is Ultron really the villain? 41:54 — Ultron, vibranium, and building new bodies 43:05 — Adamantium and the possibility of an upgraded Vision 45:40 — Tommy and Billy's unusual origins 47:44 — Tommy's speed powers and phasing 50:27 — Who hired Paladin? 51:34 — Power Broker, Ultron, and Tyler Hayward theories 52:13 — Will Wanda return? 52:33 — Our final ratings Watch, listen, subscribe, support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

We just walked out of Clayface at Alamo and had to react while it’s fresh! Logan Janis and the Mostly Superheroes crew share their spoiler-free instant reactions to DC’s body horror take on the shape-shifting villain: the acting, the CGI, the villain’s descent into madness, and where it lands among Gunn’s DC universe films so far. ⏱️ Timestamps 0:00 – Intro & Logan’s first reaction (3.95/4.0) 0:40 – Scotty: “I think this is a horror movie” (3.8/4.0) 1:23 – Jules: Up there with Superman (3.95/4.0) 1:57 – Jack: One of my favorite villains (4.0/4.0) 2:40 – Carrie: New characters & final score (3.9/4.0) 2:53 – Final thoughts & wrap-up 🎬 Did you see Clayface? Tell us your rating out of 4.0 in the comments! Watch. Listen. Subscribe. Support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

Lost With Logan: The Lost Rewatch. Season 1, Episode 2: “Pilot, Part 2” The pilot is dead, the survivors are scrambling, and a hike to higher ground uncovers something even bigger: a French distress signal that has been repeating for approximately 16 years. Logan Janis returns to Lost for Season 1, Episode 2, picking up right after the cockpit cliffhanger. We dig into Charlie’s secret, Kate’s past, Sawyer’s letter, Locke’s miraculous recovery, the polar bear, and the transmission that changes everything. Full-series spoilers, production trivia, and the clues worth remembering as we work through all 121 episodes. ⚠️ FULL-SERIES SPOILERS: This rewatch is for fans who have already seen Lost. We’ll discuss later-season revelations as they connect to what’s on screen. ⭐ IMDb Score: 9.0/10 (as cited in the episode) 🔍 The Top 10 Lost Mysteries We’re Tackling We’ll dig into these, and more, in every episode: What is the Island’s source of light, and who or what created it? Where did the Numbers come from, and why do they follow Hurley? What was special about Walt, and why did the Others want him? Who built the ancient Egyptian-style statue, and what was its purpose? What is the origin of the Whispers? How did Mother find the Island, and where did she come from? Why did Libby seem to know Hurley, and what was her backstory? What are the Island’s rules, and who made them? How much did Widmore and Eloise know, and how? What really happened to Rousseau’s team before the survivors arrived? ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 — Welcome back to Lost With Logan 03:03 — Hit play: the pilot’s cliffhanger continues 04:38 — The cockpit aftermath and Charlie’s secret 07:05 — Episode facts, cast and IMDb score 07:59 — Walt’s comic book and the polar bear clue 10:19 — Kate, the Marshal and the flashbacks 12:13 — Sawyer and Sayid clash 13:28 — Lostpedia trivia: the French transmission 14:27 — Josh Holloway’s changing Southern accent 16:20 — Jack tries to save the Marshal 21:24 — Evangeline Lilly’s first day filming 22:25 — Charlie’s heroin use and network TV restrictions 23:12 — Sawyer’s letter and the story behind his name 25:40 — Locke, Walt and the backgammon game 27:24 — Locke’s miracle and the island’s healing power 29:03 — The hike, the monster and the polar bear 34:47 — Kate’s past and why she was in custody 38:34 — Sayid picks up a signal 39:02 — The French distress call: 16 years of mystery 41:18 — Danielle Rousseau and the survivors’ next questions 42:05 — “Guys… where are we?” 42:45 — Closing thoughts and next episode: “Tabula Rasa” 📌 Facts & Trivia From This Episode “Pilot, Part 2” originally aired September 29, 2004, one week after Part 1. Sayid estimates the distress signal has repeated for 16 years and five months, pointing to a recording around April 1988. Walt reads Green Lantern/Flash: Faster Friends #1, a DC Comics book featuring a polar bear. Josh Holloway used a non-Southern accent in some early scenes before adjusting Sawyer’s voice at J.J. Abrams’s direction. The plane crash was Evangeline Lilly’s first day of filming. Network restrictions kept the show from directly depicting Charlie’s heroin use, so the scene was built through editing. The backgammon line “one is light, one is dark” foreshadows later mythology. 🎁 LOST TRIVIA: WIN A PRIZE! In “Pilot, Part 2,” what DC Comics book is Walt reading that features a polar bear? Send us your answer for a chance to win! Next up: “Tabula Rasa” WATCH. LISTEN. SUBSCRIBE. SUPPORT → mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

VisionQuest Episodes 1 & 2 Review, Breakdown & Marvel Easter Eggs | Mostly Superheroes Logan Janis breaks down the first two episodes of VisionQuest on Disney+, the next chapter in the story that began with WandaVision and continued with Agatha All Along. FULL SPOILERS AHEAD! White Vision is back, James Spader returns as Ultron, and the MCU is packed with callbacks to Iron Man, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Infinity War, WandaVision and more. We explore the Stark AI lineup, Tommy Shepherd’s introduction, the mysterious Paladin, adamantium, the Human Torch connection and the big questions surrounding Vision’s future. Will Wanda return? What is Ultron really planning? And could VisionQuest connect to Avengers: Doomsday? TIMESTAMPS 00:00 — Welcome to Mostly Superheroes 02:04 — VisionQuest premiere and first impressions 02:55 — Why this show is made for Marvel fans 03:18 — Vision’s MCU history explained 04:16 — How WandaVision sets up VisionQuest 05:42 — Billy and Tommy Maximoff explained 06:48 — Full spoilers begin 07:40 — White Vision’s new life and missing memories 09:13 — Vision’s digital mind and Stark Industries Easter eggs 10:25 — J.A.R.V.I.S., F.R.I.D.A.Y. and E.D.I.T.H. 11:20 — Vibranium and the AI connections 13:36 — James Spader returns as Ultron 15:12 — Vision’s memories and the Wanda connection 17:37 — S.W.O.R.D., Ultron’s motives and the mystery 19:09 — Paladin enters the story 20:16 — Tommy Shepherd’s origin and powers 21:49 — Vision’s quest and Ultron’s father-son dynamic 22:54 — The Human Torch Easter egg 24:19 — Could the original Human Torch return? 24:47 — Paladin, adamantium and Vision’s vulnerability 26:27 — Adamantium, Captain America and the mutant connection 27:12 — Spider-Man: Brand New Day and the future of the X-Men 28:19 — Will Wanda return? What happens next? 28:59 — Could VisionQuest connect to Avengers: Doomsday? 29:38 — Final thoughts and what’s next What did you catch in the first two episodes? Drop your theories and favorite Easter eggs in the comments! Mostly Superheroes is an independent pop-culture podcast from St. Louis, Missouri, covering Marvel, DC, movies, television, collectibles, interviews and events. Watch, listen, subscribe, support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

Sonic the Hedgehog is coming to life on stage! Logan Janis of Mostly Superheroes talks with composer, conductor, producer and music director Shelbie Rassler, the music director and composer behind Sonic LIVE in Concert. Shelbie goes behind the scenes on building a concert celebrating 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog music, from the original 1991 game through today. She talks about choosing the music, working with the Sonic and SEGA teams, creating an immersive live experience, seeing fans cosplay, and why Sonic can be an incredible gateway into live music and the arts. Sonic LIVE in Concert comes to The Factory in Chesterfield, Missouri, on October 18, 2026. The show features live musicians, rock performers, vocalists, electronic elements and synchronized footage from across the Sonic universe. Timestamps: 00:00 — Sonic LIVE in Concert preview 02:29 — The music and legacy of Sonic 04:07 — Meet Shelbie Rassler 06:42 — Sonic milestones and Shelbie's background 12:17 — Taking Sonic LIVE on tour 13:21 — Choosing the music from 35 years of Sonic 14:40 — Building the chronological Sonic experience 15:49 — Sonic fans, cosplay and the live show 16:46 — What makes Sonic different from other concert productions 17:58 — Creating an immersive Sonic experience 18:48 — Audience interaction and the Sonic experience 19:45 — Sonic as an introduction to live music and the arts 20:50 — Making live music accessible to everyone 21:51 — Sonic LIVE comes to St. Louis 22:47 — Shelbie Rassler's Sonic LIVE journey 23:35 — Where to follow Shelbie and the show watch listen subscribe support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

The Lanterns season finale is here, and the Mostly Superheroes crew is going ALL IN on the spoilers. Logan Janis is joined by George, Neil and Jules to break down the emotional ending, Hal Jordan’s murder, Kerry’s shocking reveal, Noah’s Manhunter connection, Sinestro, John Stewart finally becoming a Green Lantern and that mysterious new Dark Lantern. Was the finale too slow? Did it give us enough action? What does John Stewart’s new oath actually mean? And what could that fear-infused Lantern mean for the future of the DCU? We also dig into the comic book connections, the grounded approach to Green Lantern, the Superman and Smallville parallels, the Justice League Unlimited influence on John Stewart, the Captain America comparisons, and where the story could go next. 00:00 – Lanterns finale spoiler discussion begins 05:49 – First reactions to the finale 08:00 – Sinestro, Salvation, Checkmate & the bigger DCU 09:16 – Hal and John’s emotional connection 11:00 – Kerry is revealed as Hal’s killer 13:00 – Sinestro and the mysterious Lantern 15:00 – John Stewart’s first flight 16:11 – John and Guy Gardner’s new dynamic 20:41 – John Stewart vs. the rules of the Lantern Corps 22:08 – Jules joins the spoiler discussion 25:04 – Kerry’s motivation for killing Hal 29:07 – Noah’s Manhunter powers 34:05 – Sinestro, fear and the Lantern Corps 38:32 – The characters we thought were bigger DC reveals 40:44 – Why Lanterns worked as a grounded DC story 49:33 – John Stewart, Justice League Unlimited & the comics 50:47 – Superman, Brainiac and the missing Green Lantern suit 63:31 – Final thoughts and ratings 65:55 – Nebraska football, Friday Night Lights & Smallville 67:49 – What’s next in the DCU 68:59 – Get Jiro 69:26 – Vision Quest Easter eggs and comic nods include the Dark Lantern, Sinestro and the Manhunters, plus the show’s Smallville, Friday Night Lights and Justice League Unlimited parallels. Upcoming DCU titles discussed include Clayface, Man of Tomorrow, Creature Commandos Season 2 and Dynamic Duo, with the possibility of more Lanterns ahead. watch listen subscribe support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

LOST WITH LOGAN begins! Logan Janis launches a brand-new Mostly Superheroes rewatch series covering all 121 episodes of Lost — one episode at a time, with full-series spoilers, live reactions, trivia, behind-the-scenes facts, and a running attempt to track what the show actually answers. In Season 1, Episode 1 — “Pilot, Part 1,” we return to the crash of Oceanic Flight 815 and the introduction of Jack, Kate, Locke, Hurley, Sawyer, Charlie, Claire, Sayid, Shannon, Boone, Jin, Sun, Michael, Walt, Rose and the rest of the survivors. This episode also establishes the Lost With Logan Answer Tracker, which we'll carry from episode to episode: what mysteries, questions and claims have been answered, what remains unresolved, and what we learn along the way. Episode score: IMDb rating discussed in the show: 9.1/10. Lost With Logan Answer Tracker: Not yet formally scored in Episode 1 — this episode establishes the tracking system so we can maintain the numbers consistently going forward rather than inventing a score after the fact. The show specifically discusses tracking what is answered and unanswered across the series. Key facts identified in this episode: Lost premiered September 22, 2004. Oceanic Flight 815 crashes on an unknown island. The episode describes 48 survivors of the crash. The plane was 1,000 miles off course. Jack, Kate and Charlie discover the cockpit. The pilot is killed by the mysterious creature in the jungle. John Locke was previously paralyzed but can walk after the crash. Charlie is revealed to be a member of Drive Shaft. Jack's famous five-second fear story is introduced. The two-hour pilot reportedly had a $12 million production budget. The transcript identifies several production and casting facts, including the original plan for Jack to be killed and Michael Keaton being considered for Jack. The original pilot would have been substantially different, with Kate becoming the primary leader if Jack had died. The episode contains the first major appearance of the mysterious monster/smoke threat. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 — Welcome to Lost With Logan 01:52 — 22 years of Lost and 121 episodes 02:22 — How the rewatch works 03:18 — Creating the Lost answer/unanswered tracker 05:26 — Full spoilers and how to watch along 07:58 — Lost With Logan begins 09:09 — Press play on the Lost pilot 09:29 — Jack wakes up in the bamboo 10:25 — Vincent and the plane crash 13:42 — The September 22, 2004 crash 14:36 — John Locke's shocking ability to walk 16:12 — The survivors face their first dangers 18:36 — 48 survivors 19:08 — IMDb rating and pilot trivia 20:31 — Jack's five-second fear story 21:18 — Michael Keaton almost played Jack 22:00 — Sawyer, Claire, Locke and Charlie 23:00 — Jack tells Kate about fear 25:54 — The $12 million pilot 27:06 — Kate and the Marshal 28:28 — The original pilot would have killed Jack 29:29 — The first night and the monster 31:03 — Flashback: Oceanic Flight 815 33:43 — Finding the cockpit 34:17 — Kate takes the boots 35:58 — Meeting the core cast 37:29 — The storm and the monster 38:43 — Jack, Kate and Charlie reach the cockpit 39:24 — Full-series mythology and spoilers 40:56 — Greg Grunberg as the pilot 41:28 — The flight was 1,000 miles off course 42:29 — The pilot's final moments 43:05 — Lost production trivia 44:01 — The Boone/Five script trivia 45:22 — The Man in Black and the candidates 46:25 — The pilot is dead 47:04 — DVD extras and bonus material 48:20 — Deleted scenes 50:09 — The pilot's body and the monster 50:51 — Episode recap 51:37 — Lost With Logan continues Watch, listen, subscribe, and support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

Lanterns Episode 7 is here, and the Mostly Superheroes crew is going deep on the penultimate episode before the Season 1 finale. Logan Janis is joined by friends for a full-spoiler discussion about Hal Jordan, Jon Stewart, the Manhunters, Sinestro, Mogo, the mysterious planet, the Green Lantern ring, and the many questions Lanterns still needs to answer before Episode 8. Then the conversation goes full Marvel as we break down the Avengers: Endgame Encore, the changed ending, Loki, Steve Rogers, the multiverse, Doctor Doom, Robert Downey Jr., and what the Russo Brothers may be setting up for Avengers: Doomsday. And we go even deeper into the X-Men — including X-Men ’97 Season 2, Apocalypse, Gambit, Nightcrawler, Magneto, Jean Grey, Mr. Sinister, Wolverine, Spider-Man and what the future of the live-action X-Men could look like. Full spoilers. Full theories. No talking down to the everyday viewer. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Lanterns Episode 7 live discussion begins 06:05 – First reactions to the penultimate Lanterns episode 10:00 – Mogo, Manhunters and the biggest Lanterns mysteries 14:45 – Who killed Hal Jordan? 16:15 – Is Jon Stewart becoming a Yellow Lantern? 18:05 – Hal and John’s character development 20:00 – Lanterns lore and the DCU connection 22:50 – The theories surrounding John’s family 24:00 – Hal Jordan and the baseball symbolism 27:30 – Hal and John’s evolving relationship 31:00 – Could Hal and John both remain Green Lanterns? 34:00 – The hologram Hal reveal 36:00 – What needs to happen in the Lanterns finale 38:00 – Lanterns Season 2 and the future of the DCU 43:00 – Sinestro, Grodd, Clayface and Blackest Night theories 01:22:38 – Avengers: Endgame Encore discussion begins 01:24:00 – The changed Steve and Peggy ending 01:25:00 – Going back to Endgame after all these years 01:29:00 – Why Marvel fans need more context for Doomsday 01:36:17 – Endgame Encore and the nostalgia marketing strategy 01:41:00 – Doctor Doom theories 01:44:00 – Fantastic Four, Steve Rogers and the Doom connection 01:48:00 – Will we actually see Robert Downey Jr.’s face? 01:53:00 – How the multiverse could lead into the X-Men 01:59:00 – X-Men ’97 Season 2 discussion 02:04:00 – Apocalypse, Gambit and the problems with Season 2 02:06:40 – Nightcrawler’s emotional story 02:12:32 – The future of live-action X-Men 02:12:47 – Mr. Sinister and the Wolverine game 02:15:00 – Jean Grey, Spider-Man and the next X-Men universe 02:16:20 – What happens to Magneto’s origin? 02:18:00 – Wolverine, the X-Men and mutant hunting 02:20:55 – Wrapping up the superhero conversation Subscribe for more Mostly Superheroes, live discussions, movie and TV breakdowns, pop-culture conversations and plenty of superhero theories. watch listen subscribe support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

SPOILER ALERT for Avengers: Endgame Encore! Logan Janis breaks down everything new in the theatrical rerelease of Avengers: Endgame, including the shocking new Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter ending, Loki's return, Hulk's new footage, the TVA and multiverse incursions, and the Doctor Doom connection leading into Avengers: Doomsday. After seeing Avengers: Endgame Encore at Alamo Drafthouse in St. Louis, Logan goes scene-by-scene through all four pieces of new footage and explains how they appear to connect the MCU's past directly to what's coming next. If you're trying to figure out exactly what you need to know before Avengers: Doomsday, this is the spoiler breakdown. MAJOR SPOILERS THROUGHOUT. Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome back to Friday LIVE! 00:48 – Avengers: Endgame Encore is finally here 01:10 – SPOILER WARNING 02:08 – What's actually different in Endgame Encore? 03:12 – The movie is almost entirely unchanged 04:01 – The battle scene looks brighter 04:49 – Did they tighten up the editing? 05:26 – The new footage and leaked spoilers 06:09 – NEW: Steve Rogers, Peggy Carter & Loki 07:20 – Loki tells Steve and Peggy he can help 07:59 – NEW: Hulk footage after the credits 08:25 – Bruce Banner's underground experiment 09:37 – Doctor Doom takes Hulk 10:05 – NEW TVA scene 10:27 – Mobius and the TVA 11:16 – Multiverse incursions are happening 12:25 – NEW: The Iron Man and Doctor Doom connection 13:20 – What all four scenes could mean for Doomsday 14:23 – Do you actually need to see Endgame Encore? 15:25 – X-Men, Fantastic Four and the future of the MCU 16:28 – Going back to Endgame and the Infinity Saga 17:10 – Looking at Endgame differently in 2026 18:12 – The fan reaction 18:54 – All four new scenes explained 19:17 – Thanks for watching Mostly Superheroes 20:10 – Support the independent podcast watch listen subscribe support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

On this episode of Mostly Superheroes, Logan Janis breaks down everything happening across Marvel, DC, Dexter and the St. Louis pop-culture scene. We kick things off with a big update on Team Jakey Fest, the 13th annual event supporting mental health advocacy and resources including 988, followed by upcoming St. Louis events including St. Louis Anime Fest, the My Hero Academia in Concert giveaway, MetroQuest on The Hill and the return of Sunday Morning Cafe. Logan also talks about the special $500 / 45-day promotional campaign available through Mostly Superheroes for small businesses, nonprofits, creators and events. Then it's full nerd mode: the Countdown to Avengers Doomsday podcast, Avengers: Endgame Encore, what the rerelease could mean for the road to Avengers Doomsday, Vision Quest, WandaVision connections, and the latest theories surrounding the MCU. The DC conversation dives deep into Lanterns, Hal Jordan, Jon Stewart, Guy Gardner, the Manhunters, the Guardians and the connections to the wider DC Universe, with special guest comic book expert Martin from Epic Panels joining the conversation. Finally, Logan and the crew talk Dexter: Resurrection, the history of the Dexter franchise, Season 1 and what could be coming next. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Welcome Back + What's Happening at Mostly Superheroes 02:03 Team Jakey Fest Recap + Mental Health Resources 05:44 St. Louis Anime Fest + My Hero Academia in Concert 10:31 MetroQuest + St. Louis Public Radio 11:03 Sunday Morning Cafe 13:08 Mostly Superheroes $500 Promotional Campaign 16:23 Back From Break + TV & Film 17:35 Countdown to Avengers Doomsday 19:07 Avengers: Endgame Encore 22:52 The Road to Avengers Doomsday 26:16 Vision Quest 34:08 DC Universe + Lanterns 38:33 Lanterns Spoilers + Hal Jordan 43:31 Epic Panels Joins the Show 45:20 Lanterns, Gotham & DC Connections 51:28 Manhunters Explained 56:44 Space Sector 666 + Lanterns Lore 01:00:34 Man of Tomorrow + Brainiac 01:02:28 More Lanterns Questions 01:07:38 Dexter: Resurrection 01:08:39 Dexter Resurrection Season 1 Recap 01:13:13 What's Next for Dexter? 01:16:57 Final Thoughts + Community 01:18:10 Mental Health, 988 & Team Jakey 01:20:33 Mostly Superheroes Credits Watch, listen, subscribe and support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support. ©2026 Carrogan Studios

Logan Janis is joined by George Doerr, Jules Deboe and Scotty Scoop to break down the first four episodes of Lanterns. The crew digs into the slow-burn mystery, the relationship between Hal Jordan and Jon Stewart, the strange behavior of the Guardians, the Manhunter mystery, Rushville, Zoe, Sinestro and the looming arrival of Guy Gardner. There are plenty of theories along the way — including whether Hal Jordan is really dead, what's going on with the sheriff, why Jon was chosen, what the Guardians are actually planning and how far this new DCU could take the Green Lantern mythology. The group also looks ahead to the final four episodes and talks about what they want to see next, from Guy Gardner and Sinestro to bigger cosmic stakes and the possibility of a Green Lantern team-up. Timestamps: 00:00 — Welcome to the Lanterns discussion 02:39 — Rewatching Lanterns and catching the details 03:34 — Introducing the Mostly Superheroes crew 04:52 — The first four episodes of Lanterns 06:19 — Jules' thoughts on Lanterns and Jon Stewart 09:05 — Jon Stewart's upbringing and the show's deeper themes 11:14 — Scotty's take: Is Lanterns the best new DCU series? 13:29 — Hal and Jon's complicated relationship 15:42 — Is Zoe really a Manhunter? 16:13 — Green Lantern basics and the Jon Stewart origin 18:04 — What's up with the Guardians? 19:31 — Why was Jon handpicked for the ring? 19:51 — Is Hal Jordan actually dead? 21:09 — Rushville, Manhunters and the bigger mystery 23:20 — Sinestro and the cosmic side of Lanterns 25:14 — The strange sheriff and Gotham connections 27:21 — Why everyone in this town feels suspicious 28:24 — Breaking down the show's timelines 30:18 — What is really going on with the Manhunters? 31:04 — Hal Jordan's history and Jon's family 32:21 — What we want from the final four episodes 33:18 — Guy Gardner, Kilowog and Green Lantern possibilities 33:54 — Jules' predictions 35:11 — Scotty's Lanterns theories 36:37 — The different Lantern colors and their powers 37:47 — What could the back half of the season reveal? 39:11 — Final thoughts and the growing DCU watch listen subscribe support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

Mostly Superheroes is FINALLY in Scotty Scoop’s basement — and this place is packed with more than 5,000 comic books and graphic novels. Logan Janis, Scotty Scoop and the crew dig through the collection while talking Absolute Batman and the DC Absolute Universe, Wolverine, X-Men ’97 Season 2, Spider-Man, Wonder Man, Black Adam, Invincible, classic sci-fi and fantasy books, and some seriously wild comic-book finds. The biggest debate? X-Men ’97 Season 2. We break down the season, compare it to Season 1, talk Apocalypse, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Gambit and Rogue, and get into the episodes that worked — and the ones that left us confused. We also get a look at Absolute Planetary, Why the Last Man, Saga, Invincible and some classic Robert E. Howard and Isaac Asimov books. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Welcome to Scotty’s Basement 03:00 5,000+ Comics & the Absolute Universe 06:30 How Much Are These Comics Worth? 19:25 Wolverine & X-Men Comics 21:20 X-Men: Apocalypse 28:20 Comic Collecting & She-Hulk 33:00 Daredevil: Born Again 35:00 Spider-Man & Marvel Fatigue 39:00 Black Adam & Wonder Man 41:00 X-Men ’97 Season 2 47:00 Apocalypse, Gambit, Rogue & Nightcrawler 52:50 Invincible 58:00 Comic Art & DragonCon 1:00:00 Ultimate Wolverine 1:04:40 Absolute Planetary 1:08:00 Ex Machina & Why the Last Man 1:13:00 Saga 1:16:45 Mizzou, NFL & Fantasy Football 1:25:00 More Books & Collecting 1:40:00 The Final Basement Stamp Watch, listen, subscribe, support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

Loki may be one of the most important stories in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe — especially as Marvel moves toward Avengers: Doomsday. In this Mostly Superheroes recap, Logan Janis breaks down Loki Seasons 1 and 2, including the TVA, Kang the Conqueror, the Sacred Timeline, branching realities, Sylvie, Mobius, the Time Loom and Loki's ultimate transformation into the God of Stories. We also discuss how Marvel handled the Jonathan Majors situation, why Loki's story became so important to the MCU's multiverse saga, and what the Season 2 finale could mean for the future of Marvel. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Welcome to Mostly Superheroes 00:47 – Why Loki is so good 01:34 – Loki and Avengers: Endgame 02:19 – Loki steals the Tesseract 02:33 – Enter the TVA 02:51 – Kang the Conqueror enters the MCU 03:37 – Loki and the Road to Avengers: Doomsday 04:03 – Jonathan Majors and Marvel's massive pivot 05:19 – How Loki Season 2 handled the changes 06:25 – Loki becomes a hero 07:15 – The importance of Kang 08:11 – Loki's time slipping explained 09:00 – The multiverse, branches and incursions 09:43 – Kang and the Sacred Timeline 10:24 – What pruning really means 11:01 – The Void and Alioth 11:29 – Sylvie kills He Who Remains 12:17 – Loki's struggle with Sylvie 13:00 – Loki asks: who gets to live and die? 13:29 – Mobius and his family 14:23 – Loki's centuries-long mission 15:22 – The Loki Season 2 finale 15:42 – "Glorious Purpose" 16:01 – Loki's journey through time 16:41 – Loki breaks the Time Loom 17:22 – The incredible Marvel music and imagery 17:44 – Loki takes control of the timelines 18:25 – Loki becomes the God of Stories 19:22 – The new TVA 19:43 – The ramifications for the MCU 20:14 – Loki and the Road to Avengers: Doomsday 20:51 – Support Mostly Superheroes Watch, listen, subscribe, support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios

Avengers Doomsday is coming, and Marvel has officially given fans a list of movies and shows to watch before the big December 2026 release. Logan Janis breaks down the Countdown to Avengers Doomsday list, including X-Men, X2, Captain America: The First Avenger, The Avengers, Infinity War, Endgame, Loki, Shang-Chi, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Wakanda Forever, Captain America: Brave New World, Deadpool & Wolverine, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Thunderbolts* and The Fantastic Four. But what did Marvel leave out? Logan makes the case for movies including X-Men: Days of Future Past and Iron Man, while diving deep into Loki, the TVA, Kang, the multiverse and why Loki may be one of the most important pieces of the entire Avengers Doomsday setup. 00:00 Intro & Avengers Doomsday countdown 08:24 Avengers Doomsday trailer reaction 11:13 Marvel's official Doomsday watch list 12:41 What's missing from the list? 13:10 Why X-Men: Days of Future Past matters 16:12 Captain America: The First Avenger 21:50 The Avengers 23:39 Infinity War & Endgame 27:28 Why Loki is essential 35:25 Loki, Kang & the TVA explained 44:04 Loki's Season 2 finale 48:23 Shang-Chi & the multiverse 49:17 Spider-Man: No Way Home 50:42 Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 52:08 Captain America: Brave New World & Deadpool 53:04 Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness 53:46 Thunderbolts* / The New Avengers 54:31 The Fantastic Four 1:02:32 Why Days of Future Past should be included 1:04:03 Why Iron Man belongs on the list 1:06:04 More major Marvel omissions 1:06:41 Final thoughts on Avengers Doomsday 1:07:05 Avengers Endgame encore & Doomsday countdown 1:07:30 What's coming with the X-Men and Doctor Doom Watch, listen, subscribe, and support at mostlysuperheroes.com/support ©2026 Carrogan Studios