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Lorehounds Host David and Lorehounds Community Co-host Stewart (Doove71) are joined by special guest Marilyn R. Pukkila for the first publicly available Eagle Eyes episode, a deep dive into the 2026 film Pressure. The conversation covers the film’s remarkable portrait of the 72 hours before D-Day, centered on Scottish meteorologist Group Captain James Stagg’s pivotal and contested weather forecast to Supreme Allied Commander Eisenhower, exploring how the production distills a vast, complex military operation into an intimate and claustrophobic character piece. The trio bring their combined perspectives to the film’s historical accuracy, its origins as a 2014 stage play, the transatlantic tensions mirrored at every level of command, and the quietly essential role of Kay Summersby in navigating the enormous egos in the room.
Further Reading
The General’s Women by Susan Wittig Albert
https://susanalbert.com/the-generals-women/
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VisionQuest – Marvel's latest (and last?) high-concept television outing – begins this week on Disney+, and Elysia and Jean couldn't be more excited to see some of their favorite characters back on screen. Join us for a recap of the key events from Avengers: Age of Ultron, Avengers: Infinity War, WandaVision, Agatha All Along (our full coverage here), and beyond that you'll want to remember going into this show, before we turn to a preview of the new series, including which new characters we expect and what roles we think they might play. We wrap up with a look at the comics most relevant for this television trilogy:

Key Wanda & Vision (& Agatha) comics:
• Vision and the Scarlet Witch vol. 2 (1985-1986) – 12 issues
• “VisionQuest” (1989) = The West Coast Avengers vol 2 (1985) #42-52
• Vision vol. 1 (1994–1995) – 4 issues
• House of M (2005) – 8 issues
• Vision vol. 2 (2016) – Tom King – 12 issues
• Scarlet Witch vol. 2 (2016-2017) = “The Witches’ Road” – 15 issues

The most relevant Tommy & Billy comics for what's next:
• The Young Avengers vol. 1 (2005) – 12 issues
• Young Avengers Presents vol. 1 #3: “Wiccan & Speed” (2008)
• “The Children’s Crusade”: Avengers: The Children’s Crusade #1-9 (2010-2011) + Avengers: The Children’s Crusade – Young Avengers #1 (2011, read btw. main series #4&5)

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David and Jean cover the season one finale of HBO’s Lanterns, a conversation-driven episode that resolves the season’s major threads through character work rather than action. The fresh takes cover the show’s bold choice to end on a dialogue-heavy note, the season’s throughlines of fear, courage, and healing from a broken past, and a satisfying sendoff for John Stewart Jr.’s origin story. From there, David and Jean move through the episode’s major beats in broad strokes, covering Hal’s release from prison, the reveal of Noah’s nature, and John stepping fully into the role of Green Lantern.
We did some work with Connor M and got his Green Lantern reading list put together on a shared document that everyone can take a look at!
Green Lantern Reading List
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David and Jean dig into listener feedback on "The Jordan Boys Legacy," covering emails, voicemails, and Discord comments packed with fan theories, including ongoing speculation about Noah's origins and the identity of a second Manhunter. The conversation also touches on the show's social impact and representation before wrapping up with a Comics Corner segment featuring contributor Connor M.
We did some work with Connor M and got his Green Lantern reading list put together on a shared document that everyone can take a look at!
Lanterns Reading List by Connor M
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Elysia is celebrating Filipino-American History Month with the help of Paulo from The Oscars Death Race Podcast, with a deep dive into Dreamworks' new animated adventure Forgotten Island.
The first half of the episode is dedicated to a spoiler-free intro to Filipino culture and mythology and discussion of the movie production, setting the stage for the film and discussing who this is for and why listeners might want to watch. And then, after the spoiler warning, they discuss how Filipino culture and mythology is woven into the plot of this '90s-tinged magical tale of friendship that transcends time and distance.

Special links:
• The Forgotten Island trailer
• The Oscar's Death Race Podcast (Paulo)

Filipino media recommendations:
• Series: Trese – Netflix animated supernatural detective, 6 eps
• Movie: ZsaZsa Zaturnnah (2026) – Animated gender-bent superhero
• Movie: 10s Across the Borders (2025) – Asian ballroom
• Movie: Moonglow (2026) – Filipino Noir
• Movie: Lingua Franca (2019) – Trans immigrant drama
• Movie: Filipiñana (2026) – This year's Oscar submission from the Philippines
• Movie: First Light (2026) – Australian submission this year, first in Tagalog
• Graphic Novel: Maharlika
• Docuseries: BINI and SB19 (Netflix) 
• Letterboxd list: Recent Filipino / Diaspora Films
• Letterboxd list: Older list of specifically Filipino cinema

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