CJ and Hector are back for another episode of The Pull List, breaking down their favorite new comics, standout artwork, memorable writing, and surprising moments of faith in superhero stories! This week, they're talking Gambit, X-Men, Godzilla, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Poison Ivy, Geiger, and the surprisingly spiritual adventures of Spider-Man, Hulk, and Daredevil. They also discuss some major comic book industry news, debate the latest developments in DC and Marvel, and share their thoughts on the Lanterns TV series.

Then, in Let There Be Light, the guys take the crew of Firefly and assign them Green Lantern spectrum colors based on their personalities, motivations, and emotional strengths. Which Serenity crew member represents hope, rage, love, or fear? Grab your pull list and join the conversation!

Comics Reviewed:

• Wonder Woman 2026 Annual
• Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse #3
• Green Lantern #39
• Poison Ivy #48
• Sunder #1
• Gambit Gone #1
• Uncanny X-men #36
• Geiger Giant Size #25
• Hulk and Spiderman: Fire and Brimstone #2

CJ and Hector compare this week’s comics, from Absolute Cassandra Cain and Daredevil to World’s Finest, Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft, and Absolute Green Arrow. Then they debut Let There Be Light, a game where they match Seinfeld characters to the Green Lantern emotional spectrum. Who gets a ring, and can they find anyone in Seinfeld who represents compassion?

CJ and Hector are back for episode 132 of The Pull List Podcast, digging into another round of comics, comic-book news, and the stories that stood out most from their recent pulls. They talk Superman, Rook: Exodus, Doom Patrol, Teen Titans, Batman, Daredevil, Detective Comics, Clayface, Power Rangers, and more while choosing their favorite new #1, best overall book, best art, best dialogue, and favorite spiritual theme. Along the way, they discuss Spider-Man Noir, Booster Gold casting ideas, Batman: Knightfall, second chances, isolation, community, and how comic stories can unexpectedly point toward deeper questions of faith and identity. The episode closes with a new listener question: if a superhero went to Comic-Con, who would they cosplay as?