242 episodes
The Capeless Crusaders Nerd On!
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- TV & Film
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5.0 • 15 Ratings
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We are crusaders without capes! We are here to talk comic books and everything related. Join us, won’t you?
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“I’ve Died Before…”
Things are getting delightfully weird over on Disney+, so we thought we’d join in on the fun. In honor of the latest MCU series, Amy, Tom from Nerd On!, and Esteves jump into the dissociative identity-filled comic series MOON KNIGHT VOL. 1: FROM THE DEAD, by Warren Ellis & Declan Shalvey.
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To Boldly Go…
Finally, Manderson got his wish! On this episode, he, Tom from NerdOn!, and Esteves join the voyage through the final frontier. Listen to these three delve into the IDW comic series STAR TREK: PICARD - COUNTDOWN, the limited run that acted as a prequel to the Paramount+ series STAR TREK: PICARD
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Esteves, The Wrestle Bro
“It’s The Azorean One, bay bay!!”
Join Esteves on this special wrestling-themed episode of TCC as he breaks down what he’s excited for at WWE’s WrestleMania 38 and why he’s giddy over AEW and their amazing roster. -
Batman: The Imposter
It’s Bat Season again!
In honor of the theatrical release of Matt Reeves’ THE BATMAN, Manderson & Esteves are joined by Tom from Nerd On! to chat about one of the highly anticipated film’s inspirations: the three-book comic series BATMAN: THE IMPOSTER, by Mattson Tomlin & Andrea Sorrentino. -
March
Join Amy, Tom from Nerd On!, and Esteves as they honor Black History Month by covering the civil rights movement-focused graphic novel MARCH: BOOK ONE, written by the late civil rights icon and Georgia representative John Lewis.
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God Loves, Man Kills
If it’s an X-Men story, you know it’s going to be deep…
In this installment, Esteves is joined by Tom from Nerd On! as the two dive into X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills—arguably one of the best (and constantly topical) graphic novels ever.
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Great show
Knowledgable on so many things geek culture related.
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From the Manor to the Hardware store, these guys delight!
I stumbled across the capeless ones last year (right around free comic book day) and have been hooked ever since! Knowledgeable, eager, and enlightened, their conversations on comics, comic related media, and the culture, is entirely original. These superheroes bring the funny (how many impressions can the mad Piper do?) and heart to our local community. I wait, with bated breath, for every new episode. Keep it up!