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The Come Up Podcast

Welcome to The Come Up Podcast — where fans don’t just watch the stories… they break them down.Hosted by two lifelong nerds with real opinions and zero gatekeeping, this show dives deep into comic books, anime, sci-fi, and pop culture with the kind of conversations you’d have with friends after the credits roll. From MCU theories and DC debates to anime arcs, hidden details, fan takes, and wild predictions, nothing is off limits.This isn’t a recap show. This is a fan conversation.If you love dissecting storylines, arguing over character choices, catching Easter eggs, and hearing perspectives that sound like your group chat, you’re in the right place.Pull up a seat. Join the discussion. Be part of the fandom.

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    Batman or Spider-Man — If One Never Existed, Who Do You Erase from History?

    The impossible comic book question: if Batman or Spider-Man had to be completely erased — no comics, no movies, no cultural influence — who would you choose? Two lifelong Batman fans try to answer honestly and break down every angle: whose villains matter more, which movies hold up, Dark Knight vs Spider-Man 2, why Gotham works as a character and Queens doesn't, Peter Parker vs Bruce Wayne, the Sony problem, the No Way Home cheat code, Batman actors vs Spider-Man actors (yes, we forgot Christian Bale), and which character's absence would change their universe more. This one got personal. Shout out to the EscapePod community for the topic.#Batman #SpiderMan #BatmanVsSpiderMan #DCvsMarvel #SuperheroDebate #ComicBookDebate #TheDarkKnight #NoWayHome #HeathLedgerJoker #PeterParkerVsBruceWayne #BatmanVillains #SpiderManMCU #RoguesGallery #GothamCity #ChristianBale #SpiderVerse

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    The Doomsday Timestamps Are REAL — Every Endgame Scene They Point To

    The Russos buried timestamps in the Doomsday trailer pointing to exact Endgame moments. They're not Easter eggs. They're an indictment — and Steve Rogers is the problem.The Doomsday trailer timestamps are all over Reddit, TikTok, and YouTube right now. We broke down every single one — and bro, the Russos are telling us something.1:24:20 — Ancient One warns Hulk that removing Infinity Stones fractures time. 1:17:20 — Loki escapes with the Tesseract, creating the branch that leads to the TVA and multiverse chaos. 1:04:20 — The Avengers decide to do the time heist. This is the moment they messed up. 1:11:20 — Thor and Rocket in Asgard, moving through events they shouldn't touch.Every timestamp points back to Endgame. Marvel is finally saying it: the Avengers didn't fix anything. They broke the multiverse. And now the bill is coming due.We get into Steve Rogers staying with Peggy — did his selfish happy ending cause the incursions that took Doom's family? Tony said keep what we have. Steve didn't listen. Civil War all over again, except now it's Victor Von Doom holding the receipts.Plus: the theory that Doom is targeting Avengers' children. Steve's kid. Thor and Love. Franklin Richards. And we break down Sadie Sink's casting — Rachel Summers or Jean Grey? You don't cast Stranger Things' breakout star for a side character. She's gotta be Jean.The multiverse saga had no structure. This feels like the MCU is back. Subscribe — we're covering Doomsday all year.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Welcome to The Come Up Podcast — where fans don’t just watch the stories… they break them down.Hosted by two lifelong nerds with real opinions and zero gatekeeping, this show dives deep into comic books, anime, sci-fi, and pop culture with the kind of conversations you’d have with friends after the credits roll. From MCU theories and DC debates to anime arcs, hidden details, fan takes, and wild predictions, nothing is off limits.This isn’t a recap show. This is a fan conversation.If you love dissecting storylines, arguing over character choices, catching Easter eggs, and hearing perspectives that sound like your group chat, you’re in the right place.Pull up a seat. Join the discussion. Be part of the fandom.

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Fergs & Jimigrimm

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Welcome to The Come Up Podcast — where fans don’t just watch the stories… they break them down.Hosted by two lifelong nerds with real opinions and zero gatekeeping, this show dives deep into comic books, anime, sci-fi, and pop culture with the kind of conversations you’d have with friends after the...

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