Atop the Fourth Wall

- Season 2

(2009)

Linkara reviews a comic based off of a commercial where Godzilla and Charles Barkley face off in a game of basketball.

In part 1 of a two parter, Linkara reviews an X-Men comic where religion takes the forefront as the X-Men uncover a sinister conspiracy.

Continuing from last episode, Linkara reviews a storyline where the X-Men battle against a massive and silly religious conspiracy.

Don't forget your limited edition trading card as Linkara reviews the first issue of the comic Mr. T and the T-Force as Mr. T uses his superpowers to save the day.

Linkara reviews DC's first attempt at a Star Trek comic which he accuses of ripping off Star Trek II for material and winds up fighting for his life when the comic itself comes to life.

Linkara takes a look at Newmen #1, another brand new superhero team in the 90s that does the gritty realism thing. Like most new superhero teams made in the 90s.

Ever wanted to read a comic about a crime fighting football player? Well Linkara is here to fill your very specific niche with a review of NFL Superpro #1.

Linkara reviews Neutro #1, a comic about a dangerous robot who doesn't know the difference between right and wrong. Just like a lot of human beings.

Linkara gives a brief prologue for his upcoming review of the DC event comic Amazons Attack. Pain is sure to follow.

In part 1 of a three part video, Linkara reviews the Amazons Attack event comic as amazons attack Washington DC, murder lots of people, and stupidity follows hereafter.

The review of Amazons Attack continue as the struggle between amazons and heroes gets even dumber when a deadly bee weapon is unleashed upon the city.

The review of Amazons Attack, as well as the comic itself, finally comes to an end. Is it all going to be worth it in the end? Probably not.

Linkara takes a look at the first issue of Solson Comics's Sultry Teenage Super-Foxes, a black and white comic from the 80s that pretty much speaks for itself.

Linkara counts down the top 15 superheroes who turned evil in the worst possible way.

In part 1 of a two parter, Linkara looks at a Daredevil comic where the Man Without Fear faces his two greatest foes: the Surgeon General and excessive narration.

The storyline, and the review, continues as Daredevil continues to struggle against the Surgeon General and Linkara struggles against purple prose.

After the Blue Beetle comic gets cancelled, Linkara decides to vent his frustrations by honoring the life and times of Jaime Reyes, the third Blue Beetle.

No need to worry about level grinding as Linkara takes a look at two issues from a comic based off of the popular MMO, World of Warcraft.

Linkara doesn't need to grow a heart as he reviews an issue of Captain Planet and the Planeteers, where Ma-Ti uses his useless power to save the day.

To get back at Spoony for reviewing a comic book, Linkara decides to review the 16 bit video game Wolverine: Adamantium Rage.

Linkara decides to head back to the 90s to review the first issue of the new generation of heroes, Youngblood.

Linkara reviews the second issue of the New Guardians, where the future of humanity battles the greatest of all evils: a cocaine powered super-villain.

Linkara reviews a comic that features a crossover between Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess as the titular characters get involved in a marriage conspiracy.

In part 1 of a two part review, Linkara reviews an issue of the relaunched Secret Defenders and all of the exaggerated 90s artwork that follows. .

Linkara continues his review of a Secret Defenders storyline.

It's a battle of men of steel as Linkara looks at the first issue of Superman vs The Terminator, where the two title characters fight for the sake of the future.

Linkara gives a primer as he prepares to dive into the critically panned event comic Countdown.

Join Linkara as he struggles to keep his sanity while he reviews the first half of Countdown.

As Countdown finishes with Countdown to Final Crisis, Linkara lets the anger of all the stupidity wash over him.

To finally close the book on the Countdown review, Linkara does his own countdown of the fifteen worst parts of the event comic.

Needing a palette cleanser after four weeks of Countdown, Linkara takes a look at an uber violent black and white comic: Xena #1 (not that one).

Linkara takes a look at Cable #1 as the time traveling cyborg gets another page added to his already too complicated backstory.

In the criminal justice system, this comic has nothing to do with the show of the same name. Linkara dives into the buddy cop comic, Law and Order #1.

Linkara reviews an infamous Batman comic where the caped crusader's true greatest nemesis appears: rock and roll.

Take a deep breath as Linkara dives into the pool of mediocrity for a comic based off of a failed toyline with Air Raiders #1.

Combining music and comic book superheroes? What could go wrong? Let's find out as Linkara reads the first issue of Nightcat.

Anything, even one thousand, multiplied by zero is still zero. Linkara sees that for himself as he looks at the first issue of Zero Patrol.

Linkara digs into the first issue of Blood Pack.

For the first time, Linkara looks at a biographical comic. Join him as he looks at the life and times of Mickey Mantle with the second issue of his comic.

Some things need to be seen to be believed. Witness Linkara's exasperation as he looks at Adventures of the Kool-Aid Man #1 and questions how he can exist.

Halloween is here and Linkara decides to celebrate by looking at a comic series written by Scott Ciencin and based off the popular video game: Silent Hill Dying Inside.

The review of Silent Hill: Dying Inside continues. Will these comics actually have something to do with the video games? Only time will tell.

Linkara concludes his review of Silent Hill: Dying Inside as Halloween draws closer. But the comics themselves rebel as Pyramid Head himself appears.

It's Linkara's one year anniversary. What better way to celebrate than to return to the Spider-Man Clone Saga with the comic Maximum Cloneage.

Meet the 22 Brides, an organization of assassins of that hides under the guise of a rock band. Linkara reviews the first issue of their comic book.

Linkara explores comic writer Frank Miller's descent into madness when he reviews the first two issues of All-Star Crazy Steve - uh, Batman and Robin.

Doom: a great video game with a way too fitting comic title. Join Linkara as he reviews an issue of the comic book based off of the video game franchise.

Welcome to PSA Hell as Linkara reviews a comic where Luke Cage, Storm, and Spider-Man team up to battle the evils of smoking.

Someone set out to make the worst comic ever. Did they succeed? Join Linkara and find out as he reviews Bimbos in Time #1.

Some things shouldn't strike twice. Miller Time begins as Linkara looks at the sequel to The Dark Knight Returns, the critically panned The Dark Knight Strikes Again.

What puts the X in X-Mas? Linkara decides to find out as he reviews the Extreme Super Christmas Special staring Youngblood.

You loved the iconic adventures of James Bond. Now witness the way less interesting adventures of his nephew with James Bond Jr. #3.

As 2009 comes to a close, Linkara looks back on the past and 15 times he could have the perfect joke. But didn't.