Atop the Fourth Wall

- Season 13

(2020)

2020 on Atop the Fourth Wall begins as two warriors with fear as their greatest weapon battle each other. Linkara takes a look at the second issue of Batman/Aliens.

Sometimes a comic's worst enemy is not being finished. Linkara takes a look at a four issue story-line from the short lived and canceled Star vs. The Forces of Evil comic to see for himself.

Who's bad? Hopefully nothing to do with this review. On this Patreon sponsored review, Linkara takes a look at the DreamWorks film Megamind.

Marvel and DC aren't the only ones who play around with big events. Linkara takes a look at the IDW event comic Revolution, which unites Transformers, Micronauts, ROM Spaceknight, and more.

Celebrity cameos can be a little weird, but this one is actually pretty solid. It's the match of the century as Linkara takes a look at Superman vs. Muhammad Ali.

Hope you're ready for some more nightmare fuel. Linkara returns to Junji Ito's Hellstar Remina manga and sees how the story concludes with the last three chapters.

Ever wanted to know more about the characters of Youngblood? Youngblood has characters? Join Linkara as he looks at Youngblood: Strikefile #1 and the stories of Chapel and Diehard.

Comics shilling snack cakes and shoes are in full force as Linkara brings us the ninth edition of Comic Book Quickies. In this episode, we've got Spider-Man slinging Hostess cupcakes to an evil referee, a disco-era superhero that uses his spacey shoes to kick a dirty dancing demon out of his orbit, and finally, Batman wards off gold-eating aliens with Twinkies.

You won't be saying "Wakanda forever" with this comic. For this Patreon review, Linkara looks at six issues of a controversial Black Panther series to see if it holds up.

The weirdness continues as Linkara looks at the third issue of Neil Adams's Batman: Odyssey.

Go, go Justice Rangers. For this Patreon sponsored review, Linkara takes a look at a comic crossover featuring the Boom Studios Power Rangers and the Justice League facing Brainiac and Lord Zedd.

Spider-Man makes a deal with the devil? That sounds familiar. Linkara takes a look at four issues of a Champions comic to see how Miles Morales interacts with the prince of darkness.

To boldly transform and roll out. Linkara looks at a comic crossover where the robots in disguise meet the crew of the Enterprise in Star Trek/Transformers.

The time has come for Linkara to finish what he started ten years ago. He takes a look at the final issue of Athena to see how this modern retelling of the Trojan War finally ends.

It's Miller time once again, but looking at a good comic. For this Patreon sponsored review, Linkara takes a look at the critically acclaimed Daredevil storyline Born Again.

This comic is one of the elites. For this Patreon review, Linkara takes a look at Action Comics #775 in order to answer an important question: what's so funny about truth, justice, and the American way?

How about another quickie? An ad for Dungeons and Dragons, Captain America is pitted against Red Skull in a story about a cosmic cube that can do ANYTHING...and loves Twinkies, and an ad for Triple Flips.

Even after all this time, it comes back to the webhead. To celebrate 600 episodes, Linkara reviews the much maligned Spider-Man story known as Sins Past and the retcons it brought to the Marvel universe. .

The saga begins on Atop the Fourth Wall. Linkara begins his look at Star Wars comics with a review of Episode 1: The Phantom Menace

Hopefully this comic isn't rough, coarse, and gets everywhere. Star Wars prequel month continues with the comic adaptation of Episode II: Attack of the Clones.

Hopefully Linkara has the high ground for this one. The time has come to round out the prequel trilogy with the review of the comic adaptation of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.

The prequel trilogy may be done, but the story still continues. To round out his prequel reviews, Linkara takes a look at the comic adaptation of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

Time for something a little more challenging. Linkara takes a look at the first issue of DC Challenge, a series with a different creative team each issue.

Hopefully this review won't leave Linkara green with envy. As a follow-up to a Patreon review, Linkara watches four more episodes of Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger and the end of Burai's story.

It's finally time to bring it to an end. Linkara sees how the story behind Spider-Man lore gets twisted into a pretzel with the final issue of Mark Millar's Trouble.

This Patreon sponsored episode dares to be different. Linkara takes a look at the first appearance of the British pulp character Dan Dare in Voyage to Venus.

You can run, you can hide, but you can never really escape them. Linkara takes a look at Superman #358 and the first, only, and last canon appearance of the Tandy Computer Whiz Kids.

It's time for Event Comics Month 3: Crisis of the Secret House. Linkara begins by counting down to zero as he reviews the sequel to Crisis on Infinite Earths with Zero Hour: Crisis in Time.

If only Linkara could say "no more bad comics." Event Comics Month 3 continues with a look at House of M, as reality is altered to make mutants the dominant species.

There is a whisper in the air, "Hail Hydra." Event Comics Month 3 continues with a look at the infamous Secret Empire, as an evil Captain America takes over the United States.

Event Comics Month III ends on a low note. Linkara covers the DC comic Heroes in Crisis, and all the literal and metaphorical character assassinations it caused.

Well, Dinosaur Rex didn't really pan out. Linkara decides instead to review Animax #1, a comic based on a failed toyline about robot/animal hybrids in a world that is literally split in half.

After a long time, Linkara revisits his old friend at Solson Publications with Ninjutsu, a comic all about the art and techniques of the ninja.

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Linkara reviews a Hellraiser comic that features dead cats.

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Linkara introduces the first comic featuring the Punisher.

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