Man of Steel dominates the front end of this week’s PoP!-Cast, as does talk about Man of Steel 2 and Justice League hopping on the fast track. Z-R0E joins Lee, Knize, and Jose for all of this plus talk of the 2001 teen western, American Outlaws.

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Batman25JM, aka John-Michael, aka Fudgemaster General joins the show this week to help recap the first round of the PoP! Fighting Fandom Tournament, discuss Sony’s pwnage of Microsoft at E3, and question if WB made the right move greenlighting a sequel to Man of Steel before it’s release this weekend.  We makin’ Venn Diagrams up in this piece.

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The PoP!ulation’s own Hardcore Michael Melchor joins the guys for discussions of stolen identities, eagle penises (aka “cloaca”, thanks Foxy), and just how surprisingly amazing Guardians of the Galaxy is going to be.  Don’t drink the funny Capri-Sun with the Superman logo on it.  That’s chemotherapy.

Check out Michael Melchor at Count3rCu1ture.blogspot.com!

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This week, Quicksilver is the belle of the ball, and goatt joins the fun for discussions about Manborg, Captain EO’s failed mission, and why Batman LIVE! took a wrong turn at Albuquerque.

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PoP!-Stars Dan Mahoney and Thacher E. Cleveland sit in on this week’s PoP!-Cast to discuss THE STAR TRAX, as well as The X-Box Juan! Plus, Jason Lenox joins the show to talk about his Kickstarter for Ugli Studios Presents #2!

Check out the Kickstarter campaign for Ugli Studios Presents #2!

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All four PoP!-Cast hosts return for some big announcements, movie news from Marvel, DC cancellations, and a fond farewell.  THE POP!-CAST WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN!

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C2E2 has come and gone, and the PoP!-Stars have returned from their weekend in Ohio seeing Knize and Mary get hitched.  There’s countless stories of wedded nerd bliss, walking into strange houses, doomed beavers, and shorts with sandals! Join us, because it will most likely be the last post-wedding PoP!-Cast for a while (JOSE—).

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It’s the most wonderful time of the year and Saint nick is nowhere to be seen. The crew from PanelsOnPages.com have once again descended upon C2E2 at the McCormick place and there are stories. SOOOO many stories. From panels to the PoP! booth to the slew of PoP!-hosted panels, there are tales to tantalize and wow the mind. But remember kids, what happens on the party bus stays on the party bus.

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It’s the last PoP!-Cast before the team breaks for C2E2, and we’ve got all four jerks on the line for this one.  Let’s get the stupid week recaps out of the way so we can talk about how goofy Blue Jamie Foxx is and let Knize sh– the bed about Michael Bay casting a non-Japanese midget as Master Splinter in the doomed Ninja Turtles reboot.

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Considering all the wrestling talk and sketchy audio, you’d think this was an episode of PCW! But it’s not! The PoP!-Cast returns this week with 100% less Kerouac, and 100% more talk about Wrestlemania and Elton John concerts. It’s also a great week for news, but by the time you’re listening to this, most of the stories have already been recanted. The Comics Industry, Ladies and Gentlemen!

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