The Dweebs have gone digital! Your beloved Dweebs are doing their best social distancing and teleconferencing in for the third installment of Manga Month, Death Note.

Manga Month continues as the Dweebs dive deep into One Piece.

The dweebs are back with a vengeance! New format, new episodes, same morons talking comics. In this new season the dweebs take a deep dive into the world of Manga starting with ninja sensation, Naruto.

The Dweebs play phone tag. Get your Naruto run perfected, cuz new episodes coming soon!

New year, new TWIDD. Paul starting if off with a bang as he talks about Ann Nocenti's take on Daredevil.

End of the year? Beginning of the year? We guess it's relative. Gather around steam punkers for the turn of the century jaunt know as League of Extraordinary Gentlemen written by the superstar wizard, Alan Moore.

Missing since August, This Week in Daredevil is back! Paul has resumed is life's mission to go from being a Daredevil fan to a Daredevil expert. Tune in this week as we finish the year with more Mark Waid!

YO JOE-VEMBER!!! The reason for the season is readin. And this week, the Dweebs are readin the original run on G.I. Joe written by the great Larry Hama and Marvel Comics.

The Dweebs take it to the streets and record live at Mexamericon 2019.

In the spirit of the season, we revisit a classic Halloween TWIDD. 

Time to flip the coin of fate and see if you make it out of this haunted house by midnight. Buckle dweebs because you're in for a spooky installment of Lame On! Comics. This week the Dweebs read the chilling Batman tale of Arkham Asylum by Grant Morrison and DC Comics.

Is it time to get spooky. Omar says no, but all the other fun Dweebs say YES! Tune in this week for another installment of Lame Ass Book Club!

The Dweebs are traveling out and about so here is a classic episode. Soak in the 90's X-Men crossover goodness with the giant Marvel Comics goodness of X-Cutioner Song.

Take a deep dive into the hidden gems (or turds) of the 90's with our fourth installment of Lame Ass Book Club. Why does Bob Newhart have his own comic book? What sexier than a sexy sax man? Tune in and the Dweebs will answer all these questions and more!

Hold onto your butts! The Dweebs are strapped in and ready to talk about the most epic of all 90s crossovers, Robocop vs Terminator created by all-star team of Frank Miller and Walk Simonson. Is a cyborg a robot? Or is a robot a cyborg? Tune in for the answers to these questions and MORE!!!

The dweebs just can't get enough Mark Waid. Strap in for another installment of This Week in Daredevil where the Devil of Hell's Kitchen goes toe to toe with baddest of the bad in Doctor Doom!

Melancholy and the infinite dweebness. This week we get introspective with the seminal 90's indie work, Ghost World written by the Eisner Award winning Daniel Clowes. 

A whole goo world. A dazzling place I never knew. The Dweebs are back from the stacks with a new episode of Lame Ass Book Club! On the pull list for this week are KLOR, Mostly Wanted, Plasmer, and Warriors of Plamsa.

The Dweebs are back and they are 'Squatchin'" hard. Tune in this week as the Lame On crew break down the seminal Teen Titans story, The Judas Contract created by legends Marv Wolfman and George Perez for DC Comics. 

Wait what? Paul is reading new comics? That is very undweeb-like. Tune in for another episode of This Week in Daredevil where Paul reads the current run of The Man Without Fear written by Lame On fav, Chip Zdarsky.

Paul has returned from the land of Department K and Alphaflight just in time for our first Spider-Man epic, Maximum Carnage. Written by Tom DeFalco for Marvel Comics, the whole Spider family is here to fight off this epic 90's crossover.

When Paul's away, the Dweebs will play. Steve, Rachael and Omar get loose with it in the Lame On Lounge and talk about Jonathan Hickman's upcoming run on X-Men, and the ownership of fandom. 

Deep from the recesses of our collective long boxes, its Lame Ass Book Club! This week, the dweebs discuss their lame picks including Dinosaurs for Hire, Sludge, Cyber Gerbils, and William Shatner's Tek World. Spoiler alert, at least one of them isn't good.

We seem to be made to suffer. It's our lot in life. Forever gluttons for punishment, the Dweebs are back and reading the Rob Liefeld masterpiece, Brigade from Image Comics.