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The Key of Awesome is a YouTube based comedy show which spoofs everything from pop-culture to the latest Internet memes. However, it is best known for spoofing chart topping songs, such as Ke$ha's 'Tik Tok'.

Underbelly is part review, part expose', and part skit comedy. We delve into the seedy underbelly of gaming, movies, comics, and the internets and attack its vulnerable underbelly for massive damage.

ViroPop is the first network on the Internet to treat the new environmental pop culture with a sense of irreverent fun. Long dreary powerpoint presentations...be gone! This is the happy Green Revolution.

A hyper-fast-paced pop culture show about art, music, technology and the web.

Host Erik Beck attempts to re-create the special effects of the latest and greatest Hollywood blockbusters using wacky and creative DIY techniques.

In this amazing cross-over episode. The team of Barely Political (The Key of Awesome) has a Super Bowl showdown with the EpicMealTime guys.

Taylor Swift channels her petty rage into another pop gem.

We take a bite out of IDW's 30 Days of Night by Steve Niles and Ben Templesmith, examine Brian K. Vaughan and Tony Harris' political mechanics on Ex Machina from WildStorm then roll out with Jeffery Brown's Incredible Change-bots, published by Top Shelf.

Action Comics, Lone Ranger & Emily Strange A Comicbook Orange is back in action with Geoff Johns' and Richard Donner's Action Comics from DC, rides with Dynamite's The Lone Ranger by Brett Matthews and Sergio Cariello and contemplates death with Emily Strange from Dark Horse Comics.

This week we celebrate the July 4th holiday with DC's All Star Superman, from Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely; investigate the occult with Image and 12 Gauge's O.C.T., from David Atchison, Rosario Dawson and Tony Shasteen; and, march into battle with Avatar's 303, from Garth Ennis and Jacen Burrows.

Jetsetting with Grant Morrison and Andy Kubert on DC's Batman! Superspying with Matt Fraction, Gabriel Bá, and Fabio Moon's Casanova published by Image Comics! And rocking out with Rick Spears' and Chuck BB's Oni published Black Metal!

Will John Rogers and Rafael Albuquerque on DC's Blue Beetle leave you blue? Does Brian Michael Bendis' mighty mouth and Frank Cho's mighty ... uh ... mammaries make for Marvel's Mighty Avengers? And if we were all robots like in Image Comic's 24 Seven, would we dream of electric sheep? Find out in this edition of A Comicbook Orange.

Today we review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8 #4, written by Joss Whedon, illustrated by Georges Jeanty, and published by Dark Horse Comics; Last Sane Cowboy and Other Stories, created by Daniel Merlin Goodbrey, and published by AiT/Planet Lar; and Irredeemable Ant-Man #8, written by Robert Kirkman, illustrated by Cory Walker, and published by Marvel Comics.

This week we review Marvel's new classic The Wonderful Wizard of Oz written by Eric Shanower and illustrated by Skottie Young, and interview Eisner award-winning illustrator Chuck BB about his work on Nyarlathotep (from Boom! Studios) and the upcoming sequel to Black Metal (from Oni Press).

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Enough from us! In this special episode, Greg Pak, Malcolm McDowell, Rob McCallum, Olivier Coipel, Dale Eaglesham, Simone Bianchi and Frank Quitely give five-orange ratings to their favorite comic books.