Sailor Moon Another Story with Cass Proffitt (Distant Echoes) Some magical girl stories are content with sparkly transformations and heartfelt speeches. This is not one of those stories. This time on Play Comics we’re warping through the glitter-strewn chaos of Sailor Moon: Another Story, the Super Famicom RPG that took the 90s manga and anime vibes, mashed them with branching timelines and turn-based redemption arcs, and asked, “What if destiny needed a save state?” It’s console combat where emotional baggage weighs more than your inventory, and every villain monologue comes with a friendship discount.

Sailor Moon Another Story with Cass Proffitt (Distant Echoes)

Some magical girl stories are content with sparkly transformations and heartfelt speeches. This is not one of those stories. This time on Play Comics we’re warping through the glitter-strewn chaos of Sailor Moon: Another Story, the…

I've been to a few of your panels so far. All have been great.

🚨NEW EPISODE🚨 We read one of the most acclaimed graphic novels of 2025 with Drome by @jesselonergan.bsky.social! #comicsky

Plus another round of comic book #blindranks!

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Next episode we're looking at Sailor Moon Another Story with @gonkbinary.bsky.social from @distantechoespod.bsky.social

This might be the only Sailor Moon game we'll ever look at, what are your favorite Sailor Moon games? Why do you think we never got any of the games over here? Other thoughts?

Name me a significantly better NES Simpsons game though. I dare you.

Bartman Meets Radioactive Man with Tommy Proffit (Lee Carvallo’s Podding Challenge, Distant Echoes) Tommy Proffit from Lee Carvallo's Possing Challenge and Distant Echoes stops by to help dig into the weird part of The Simpsons.

Hear it for yourself

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Episode art for an episode of Play Comics looking at Bartman Meets Radioactive Man.

IT LIVES!

@awkwardcomma.bsky.social stops by to help make some sense of Bartman Meets Radioactive Man. Will he be able keep his pants dry through all of the excitement?

Will @derekbgayle.bsky.social find a way to show up?

Promos from @glitterjaw.bsky.social and Gender Pop

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In this crazy world, how do you balance your feelings on Mondays with your desires for a complicated meal?

Bartman Meets Radioactive Man with Tommy Proffit (Lee Carvallo’s Podding Challenge, Distant Echoes) Springfield’s favorite menace trades his skateboard for spandex in Bartman Meets Radioactive Man, and somehow the result ended up on both the NES and Game Gear. Whether it’s justice or just pure mayhem, this is one crossover nobody asked for but we’re glad to have anyway. But Chris can't do this along, so he's joined by the always enlightening Tommy Proffitt from Distant Echos and Lee Carvallo’s Podding Challenge. Together they unravel what happens when cartoon superheroes meet 8-bit hardware and common sense takes a vacation. So grab your cape, your slingshot, and your best “Eat my shorts” energy, because things are about to get weird, nostalgic, and slightly irradiated. Just like Bart would’ve wanted.

Bartman Meets Radioactive Man with Tommy Proffit (Lee Carvallo’s Podding Challenge, Distant Echoes)

Springfield’s favorite menace trades his skateboard for spandex in Bartman Meets Radioactive Man, and somehow the result ended up on both the NES and Game Gear. Whether it’s justice or just pure…

Wife is left handed.

I just got her to stop wanting to kill me.

Her desire definitely didn't have anything to do with the failing motor in my CPAP.

Do you have thoughts on this game? Are you the other host on a Simpsons related podcast <cough>@derekbgayle.bsky.social<//cough> that could use these to get your input?

The plan is to finish the episode up tonight so there's still time to get your thoughts into the show!

I'm just mad in general.

I love @djstormageddon.com but now I'm mad that this is how I found out they were on your show!

Episode art for Play Comics featuring Bartman Meets Radioactive Man.

Things are going to be crazy over the next couple of weeks so I'm throwing this out a bit early.

Next episode features @awkwardcomma.bsky.social from @distantechoespod.bsky.social stopped by to look at Bartman Meets Radioactive Man.

Do YOU think this game is a good intro to Simpsons comics?

Sadness, but keeping your sanity is important.

Dante’s Inferno with Adam Williamson Adam Williamson returns to the show and takes us straight into Hell with a look at Dante's Inferno.

Hear it for yourself:

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Episode art for Play Comics looking at the game Dante's Inferno.

IT LIVES!

@effectnotaffect.bsky.social comes by to help dig into the craziness of Dante's Inferno. Did you know there's a comic adaptation besides Mickey's Inferno? It's pretty good. The game is too. Do they line up?

Promos from @kaijucomiccast.bsky.social and @anifieldguide.bsky.social

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Dante’s Inferno with Adam Williamson They say the road to Hell is paved with good intentions, but in this case, it’s paved with quick‑time events and awkward platforming. Step back into 2010, when grim determination, button mashing, and a suspicious amount of artistic license gave us Dante’s Inferno on the PS3 and Xbox 360, the game adaptation no one asked for but we secretly loved anyway. Joining Chris this time is Adam Williamson. You know, that guy who’s somehow managed to pop up in both past and future episodes of Play Comics. It’s like he’s got his own metaphysical time loop going, except with fewer torturous souls and more witty banter. So grab your favorite medieval poetry anthology (or just pretend you’ve read it. No judgment), crank up the over‑the‑top orchestral soundtrack, and prepare to descend through nine circles of beautifully rendered weirdness. Let’s find out how a centuries‑old Italian masterpiece got a glow‑up full of demons, guilt, and surprisingly good level design.

Dante’s Inferno with Adam Williamson

They say the road to Hell is paved with good intentions, but in this case, it’s paved with quick‑time events and awkward platforming. Step back into 2010, when grim determination, button mashing, and a suspicious amount of artistic license gave us Dante’s…

Working on editing now. This might be your last chance to get your thoughts in the show.

Would YOU give this game to someone who wants to get into Dante's Inferno?

This is such a normal response. I'm shocked.

Today has been weird.

I've already quit paper Magic twice. I don't think I can do it again.

Cover art for the PS3/Xbox 360 game Dante's Inferno. It's metal as fuck. Like for real I don't believe it and I can see it right now as I type this.

Do you have thoughts on if the PS3 and Xbox 360 game Dante's Inferno is a good include for a primer course when looking at The Divine Comedy? Let me know and I might (as in I probably will) include in in the show!

What if I have been banned from having physical Magic cards in the house ever again?

Let’s Get Some Audience Interaction Going

I'm here with an idea on how we can get some audience interaction into the show. I record pretty far ahead because I'm afraid to not have an episode to publish. But I think we can work around that. The plan is to give y'all a heads up about what episodes…

Promise?

The Darkness with Sarah of Mars Sarah of Mars stops by the show to shed some light on The Darkness.

Hear it for yourself

playcomics.com/the-darkness...

Episode art for Play Comics looking at #241, the PS3 and Xbox 360 game The Darkness.

IT LIVES!

@sarahofmars.bsky.social stops by the show to help shed some light on The Darkness. Will I become some sort of Hell demon? Is there any chance this comic isn't from the 90s? What does Mike Patton have to do with any of this?

Promos from @infiniteearthsguide.com and Gender Pop

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The Darkness with Sarah of Mars Look,  We’ve seen a lot of comic-based video games in my time, but when a mafia hitman gets murder powers from an eldritch shadow monster so he can take vengeance on, well, everybody, you know we’ve entered elite storytelling territory. The Darkness isn’t here to make you feel good about humanity. It’s here to make you ask if you’d trade your soul for a pair of talking demon heads who love street lamps way too much. This week, we’re diving into The Darkness on PS3 and Xbox 360, that moody, gritty, and surprisingly heartfelt adaptation of the classic Top Cow comic series. And joining us for the chaos? None other than Sarah of Mars. Yes, that Mars. Because let’s be real: if you’re dealing with an ancient, malevolent cosmic force, you might as well bring in someone from a planet that already knows about hostile takeovers of a planetary variety. So get comfy (preferably not in the subway tunnels of New York with a swarm of writhing demons), because we’re unpacking love, loss, corruption, and whatever dark surprises the game decided to throw at us just for kicks. Oh, and if your shadow starts talking back… maybe turn off the console.

The Darkness with Sarah of Mars

Look,  We’ve seen a lot of comic-based video games in my time, but when a mafia hitman gets murder powers from an eldritch shadow monster so he can take vengeance on, well, everybody, you know we’ve entered elite storytelling territory. The Darkness isn’t here to…

🚨NEW EPISODE🚨 It's our review of @charlessoule.bsky.social & Steve McNiven's #Daredevil Cold Day in Hell!

Guest: @thompson2968.bsky.social

Promos: @playcomics.bsky.social, Bloom by @tedsikora.bsky.social @butchmapa.bsky.social

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