Don’t look at the timestamp, The Death of Captain America is a story we discuss briefly and in efficient fashion with neither @jomoblooddonut.bsky.social, @kestrel-feather.bsky.social or myself causing tangents.

Hi Steve. Bye Steve. The latest episode of Fresh-Faced Comics is here, in which @newt5996.bsky.social and I, with special guest @kestrel-feather.bsky.social, discuss The Death of #CaptainAmerica! Available anywhere you listen to podcasts! :) linktr.ee/jomoblooddon...

Wonder Woman has a guest writer and Joey and I have some fascinating comparative thoughts on Williams vs King. Also Wonder Girls!

A day in paradise... @newt5996.bsky.social and I continue our coverage of #WonderWoman on the latest Fresh-Faced One Shot! youtu.be/6yOlvabjqGc

Hamnet (2025) - A film about grief. Buckley is a major Oscar contender boxd.it/cOmtYp

Destroy Malevolence (1.4) - And this trilogy caps itself off with some very different twists and turns. Adding in Padme and C-3PO is a choice but not an unwelcome one, it helps add to stakes of an episode that starts as an escape before shifting quite a bit into another space battle. I swear there

Shadow of Malevolence (1.3) - Anakin does a counterattack and the ending of this one is particularly sweet. Follows the format of an Act 2 in the three act structure quite well and it’s telling that the first multipart story for The Clone Wars is the stronger one. Again it does follow television

Rising Malevolence (1.2) - Clearly an opening act for something bigger but also probably would have worked as a stronger season opener over Ambush. It’s about Anakin and Ahsoka accidentally discovering a super weapon and saving someone important to Ahsoka’s youth. It’s still a self-contained

Ambush (1.1) - Fascinating to open The Clone Wars proper with an episode about an ambush. Okay so it’s Yoda and clones ambushing droids on a planet that hasn’t picked a side. The appeal of the pilot is Yoda being the main character, the score even quotes his theme at the end. The oddness is the

This week's episode of #StarTrek The Next Generation is an examination of a lot of things, mainly social constructs in general and parenting in general. This is The Offspring: jacoblickliderreviews.blogspot.com/2026/01/the-...

If you’re not from here, I need to explain this execution was on Eat Street, a commercial corridor of restaurants and coffee shops that literally everyone goes to. Normies, queermos, weirdos, neighborhood folks. Whatever that place is in your city, imagine ICE executing someone in cold blood there.

High Noon (1952) - I can see why John Wayne hated this film. boxd.it/cNiAK3

Do you like the movie commentaries @jomoblooddonut.bsky.social and I have done on Batman and the like? Well for the low price of $3 a month you can hear Joey subject me to terrible movies, starting with The Room. www.patreon.com/posts/148929...

My #LastFourWatched is all fantastic except the one Disney film that is out of date nostalgia for Disney’s own childhood.

Doctor Who: Terror of the Zygons (1975) - Incredibly tense opener to season filled with gothic horror. boxd.it/cLoADl

So Dear to My Heart (1948) - There’s some charm but no real connection to the film. Poor Bobby Driscoll is in the cute stage where he meant something to Disney. boxd.it/cLm4Vj

The Stones of Blood by: David Fisher: Fisher really does need to know that you can’t name your chapters after twists and plot developments that happen in the middle of previous chapters. He does it like three times in this novelization and it’s very weird. It’s also clear that Fisher is writing

Ran (1985) - The first Kurosawa I’ve seen that rewrote my brain chemistry boxd.it/cKsbAb

#DoctorWho and the Pyramids of Mars is good but it’s also a story that slightly reveals some of the problematic undercurrent with this type of story: jacoblickliderreviews.blogspot.com/2026/01/doct...

I just think he's neat (and so does Scott Snyder) @newt5996.bsky.social and I are continuing our coverage of DC K.O. on the latest Fresh-Faced One Shot! youtu.be/DiZeI1CGVYE

KPop Demon Hunters (2025) - Held back for me largely by not being in the target audience and subsequently getting less from it. Music’s great though. boxd.it/cJCord

Starting a look at some #DoctorWho novelizations with Fury from the Deep which is a bit longer than standard length because of Pemberton's style: jacoblickliderreviews.blogspot.com/2026/01/fury...

Doctor Who and the Pyramids of Mars by: Terrance Dicks: Tom Baker’s choice to give Sutekh a gravelly voice is a fascinating one. Heck all of his choices are fascinating and far less intense than his television performance but it feels right in line with the way he does the Doctor on audio with Big

Fury from the Deep by: Victor Pemberton: David Troughton still manages to have that impossibly uncanny impression of his father and Frazer Hines that just maxes his audiobook narrations work. The novelization of Fury from the Deep is fairly long by Target standards, Pemberton following the script

We’re covering the 22 issue The Death of Captain America with special guest @kestrel-feather.bsky.social. Get your comments/questions/opinions in below before we start slightly earlier tonight (because it’s a big one).

TONIGHT: @newt5996.bsky.social and I, with special guest @kestrel-feather.bsky.social, are recording the next episode of Fresh-Faced Comics, talking about The Death of #CaptainAmerica! Send any questions or comments below and we'll discuss them on the podcast!

Supply Lines (3.3) - This episode has all three Star Wars species that are racist caricatures from The Phantom Menace. Also this episode has a fantastic performance from Ahmed Best as Jar Jar Binks and a fairly decent little story about trade negotiations. Weird how that happens when George Lucas

Gail Simone and David Marquez’s Uncanny X-Men return with a fantastic character focused issue an a treaties on the BAMFing.

We're BACK! @newt5996.bsky.social and I are continuing our coverage of The Uncanny #XMen on the latest Fresh-Faced One Shot! youtu.be/oUFUIYi7Im8

Rocky II (1979) - Maybe better than the first one, also Sylvester Stallone can actually direct. boxd.it/cH9rpN

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (2021) - A movie stretched to a miniseries that wants to be profound and interesting but just doesn’t have enough to sustain it to be anything great boxd.it/cGIvfN

This week’s #StarTrek gives justice for Tasha Yar and somehow is incredible with seven different writers all while doing a perfect alternate universe story. This is Yesterday’s Enterprise: jacoblickliderreviews.blogspot.com/2026/01/yest...

The Wrong Man (1956) - Different for a Hitchcock, almost too natural, but a good different. boxd.it/cG2leV

My #LastFourWatch is a mix of trying to finish series up for better and worse, a fascination with The Room, and the brilliant something of Phantom of the Paradise

First #DoctorWho book review of the year looking at Time Zero by Justin Richards basically doing a Moffat story: jacoblickliderreviews.blogspot.com/2026/01/time...

Phantom of the Paradise (1974) - Somehow one of the best Phantom adaptations because Paul Williams as the devil. boxd.it/cEOGFV

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) - Exactly the film The Last Jedi haters wanted and they still dislike it…because it’s actually a terrible film. boxd.it/cE0fqz

The Disaster Artist (2017) - Weird to say it's nicer to Tommy Wiseau than Greg Sestero is. boxd.it/cD0VgR

I'm guesting on my friends' comic podcast tonight. We're discussing the Adam West Batman show & most of its tie-in material. If you'd have a question you'd like read & answered in the episode, submit it in the post below

Ride or Die by: Rochana Patel: The best Thirteenth Doctor release yet. Patel doesn’t waste a minute of the hour she has to tell a story about capitalism, the Doctor and Yaz’s relationship, and how relationships are maintained. Mandip Gill gets her best material here as Yaz, from being back home in

Dimension 13 by: David Llewellyn: Much stronger than The Time-Splitters. It’s a tribute to both The Thing from Another World and At the Mountains of Madness, though playing around with a lot of the memory of the characters meaning the Doctor and Liz are the strongest ones here. Liz gets some

Just a little late for the 60th anniversary! Fresh-Faced bonus episodes for 2026 are starting with a retrospective and celebration of Batman (1966) with guest @sirjedisentinel.bsky.social! Get your comments/opinions in below!

Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (1995) - The Heisei era of Godzilla ends with a film just as good as The Return of Godzilla, and what should be the ending for Godzilla. boxd.it/cBTQqz

Look Brian Michael Bendis has written some great stuff. Our first look at New Avengers is fine enough but Breakout does not have nearly enough material and very little actually happens.

Foggy and Carnage are a power couple. The latest episode of Fresh-Faced Comics is here, in which @newt5996.bsky.social and I discuss the New #Avengers Breakout! Available anywhere you listen to podcasts! :) linktr.ee/jomoblooddon...

My Darling Clementine (1946) - When Ford hits he hits and getting Henry Fonda makes this one of the best. boxd.it/cB40LD

I've got some thoughts on The Disaster Artist, the American Dream, Hollywood, and Tommy Wiseau: jacoblickliderreviews.blogspot.com/2026/01/some...

Matt Fraction’s #Batman run continues with a date night.

Jimenez out here doing the lord's work 🫡 @newt5996.bsky.social and I are continuing our coverage of #Batman on the latest Fresh-Faced One Shot! youtu.be/xBsqgbClW7c

It's okay Q, I believe you. @hezoriszid.bsky.social and I are continuing our #StarTrek journey today with 'Deja Q'! youtu.be/EvY1nn6GzOM