Monkeys Fighting Robots

Matthew Sardo spoke with writer Michael Moreci about his new book from Image Comics "Roche Limit: Clandestiny" #1. The conversation spans; creative influences, creator struggles, Joss Whedon, internet trolls, gender issues in comics, and what elements make up good science fiction.

Matthew Sardo of Monkeys Fighting Robots talks with Marvel Comics writer Jonathan Hickman, Walking Dead star Josh McDermitt, and action hero Terry Crews. Bonus: Review of Arcadia #1 from Boom! Studio.

Matthew Sardo of Monkeys Fighting Robots spoke with the lead singer of the Sex Pistols, John Lydon. The focus of the conversation was on music today and Lydon's new book "Anger Is An Energy" which is about the darker moments in his childhood.

Matthew Sardo of Monkeys Fighting Robots and Elliott Serrano the resident geek expert at the Chicago Red Eye sat down and held a Pop Culture State of the Union. The duo covered film, TV, the comic book industry, and social media. The debate got heated when Elliott addressed trolling and the negative effects it has on multiple industries. The episode ends with solid advice for future geek journalists.

Matthew Sardo of Monkeys Fighting Robots has an in-depth conversation with New York Times bestselling artist Mike Perkins of Marvel Comics. The two discuss the state of the comic book industry, the convention scene, diversity in the industry and Free Comic Book Day. Bonus: 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' review - a bit darker with a few more surprises.

Matthew Sardo of Monkeys Fighting Robots chats with Mystery Science Theater 3000 Alumni; Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett about their upcoming Rifftrax Live session on the worst movie ever The Room. Bonus: A review of Chuck Palahniuk’s 'Fight Club 2' from Dark Horse Comics.

Matthew Sardo of Monkeys Fighting Robots has a candid conversation with “Weird Al” Yankovic and Mad Magazine Editor-in-Chief John Ficarra. Weird Al is MAD’s first-ever guest editor. ABOUT WEIRD AL’S TAKING OVER MAD MAGAZINE AS GUEST EDITOR “The Usual Gang of Idiots” are getting a new Idiot-in-Chief! Celebrated musical satirist and comedian “Weird Al” Yankovic, the biggest-selling comedy recording artist in history, will helm the next issue of MAD as the legendary humor magazine’s first-ever guest editor. Winner of the 2015 Grammy® for Best Comedy Album, Weird Al is the writer of some of the biggest song parodies in history. Speaking from the MAD offices in New York, current “Idiot-in-Chief” John Ficarra said, “Al will surely ruin his nearly four decades of popularity by associating with MAD. I still can’t believe we talked him into it!” Among Weird Al’s many duties will be writing an introduction to the issue, contributing (along with some of his celebrity friends) to the Fund”AL”ini Pages, and picking

Matthew Sardo and filmmaker Zoran Gvojic discuss the first two episodes of 'Daredevil' on Netflix, and the effect Netflix has in the television industry.

In the first episode of Monkeys Fighting Robots your host Matthew Sardo discusses Marvel and DC Comics reboots, interviews New York Mets legend Mookie Wilson about his book, and closes out the show with a new drinking game related to the release of Fast and Furious 7.