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A podcast dedicated to Star Wars, G.I. Joe, and everything in between. We talk about Comics, Movies, TV Shows, and Toys...lots of Toys...
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Jan 5, 2015
Jan 5, 2015
3hr 16 min

After five years of doing the podcast, the guys thought it would be great to release an episode that highlighted some of their best moments. This is an amazing episode for new listeners to jump on board, and a great episode for long time listeners to relive those hilarious moments. Ryan, Chuck, and Robert bring the best moments from the past five years and hope you'll join them for the next five years! Enjoy!

Dec 24, 2014
Dec 24, 2014
58 min

In this Kessel Run episode, Robert and Ryan return to Thundera to cover issue number one of the Wildstorm Thundercats mini-series. They break down the story and give their thoughts on what could have been. Robert also reveals plans for future Thundercats stories. It's a great time. Merry Christmas, everyone!!

Dec 15, 2014
Dec 15, 2014
2hr 56 min

This year G.I. Joe celebrated 50 years as a toyline. Robert and Ryan tackle the task of covering almost everything G.I. Joe that has come out in the last 50 years....yep, they forget a few things. But what they do remember makes for a ton of fun and a show worthy of Joe. All of this and they give their brief thoughts on the new Star Wars trailer. Enjoy!

Nov 22, 2014
Nov 22, 2014
1hr 43 min

In this special episode of Star Joes, Ryan is joined by Shannon Gallant and Jon Thurmond as they talk about Jeremy Dale. Jeremy passed away recently, but the legacy of what he left behind in his work and his friends will never be forgotten. We celebrate his life and what he loved in this episode.
Go Fund Me Link: http://www.gofundme.com/jeremydale

Nov 17, 2014
Nov 17, 2014
32 min

In this episode Ryan reviews a great comic about Voltron from the past. He reviews Image's start to Voltron from 2003. Ryan also shares the sad news of a great loss in the comic creator community and what Star Joes is looking to do about it. All of this and hints of more Star Joes related episodes in the future. Enjoy!

Nov 9, 2014
Nov 9, 2014
2hr 40 min

In this episode, Robert and Ryan hit almost every topic you can imagine. They talk about the rumors of a G.I. Joe Black Series line of toys. They cover what comics are coming out in Previews. They touch on all of the great comic book based TV shows that are out now. All of this plus a new contest to prepare for the 5 year anniversary of Star Joes!! Enjoy!!

Oct 21, 2014
Oct 21, 2014
3hr 21 min

In what might possibly be the greatest animated episode ever, Ryan and Robert are joined by comic artist Shannon Gallant. The selection of 5 episodes they review could be the best/worst 5 episodes ever to be grouped together. It is non-stop laughs as they respond to listener feedback, find out who the viper is, and discover what can cause men to lose their free will completely. Enjoy!

Oct 10, 2014
Oct 10, 2014
50 min

In this episode Ryan and joined by Robert to talk some Thundercats, but before they do that, Robert reacts to the last episode with talks about his sister. The guys also talk about commissions by artists and how best to handle them. Then they jump right into some awesome Thundercats action by reviewing Wildstorm's Thundercats #0. Enjoy!

Sep 30, 2014
Sep 30, 2014
2hr 15 min

In this episode, Ryan is abandoned last minute by his normal co-hosts, Chuck and Robert, so he calls in the A-Team of Jon Thurmond and Shannon Gallant. The guys give a recap of what Baltimore Comic Con was like. They also talk about what comics they are enjoying. They close out the show talking about licensed properties in general. It's a hilarious time. Enjoy!!

Sep 16, 2014
Sep 16, 2014
41 min

Ryan flies solo in this interview with the new writer on G.I. Joe, Karen Traviss. Karen reveals her approach to new projects, what characters she put her focus on in the new ongoing, and what other projects she has enjoyed working on. It's a great interview with a great writer from across the pond. G.I. Joe #1 comes out on September 24th. Enjoy!
Follow Karen Traviss' work: http://www.karentraviss.com/
