Atop the Fourth Wall - Season 3 (2010)

They're like the Avengers only assholes. Join Linkara as he begins his review of Ultimates 3 with issues 1 and 2.

The review of Ultimates 3 continues. Will Linkara be able to maintain his sanity through incest and bad characters? Let's find out.

The review of Ultimates 3 concludes.

The time has come for Linkara to return to the world of Youngblood as he reviews the second issue. Also concludes the Mechakara story arc.

Go, go Linkara. Join in as he reviews the first issue of a Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers comic. Also concludes the Mechakara story arc.

Things get a little weird as Linkara decides to review the anthology comic Strange Adventures #136. Strangeness will most likely follow.

It's back to the roots of the show as Linkara revisits one of his first reviews with Doom's IV #1 and #2.

Linkara looks at a relaunch of the iconic team with X-Men #1.

Images tell a thousand words. Join Linkara as he reads a collection of stories featuring Image characters with Darker Image #1,

It's Miller Time again as Linkara returns to The Dark Knight Strikes Again. Will this issue be able to live up to the original? You already know the answer.

It's back to Solson as Linkara takes a look at the second issue of Sultry Teenage Super Foxes. It's more of what you would expect.

Worlds collide as Linkara reviews a comic crossover featuring the X-Men and the original Star Trek with Star Trek/X-Men #1.

No need to worship this one. Linkara reviews Athena #1.

In part 1 of a three part episode, Linkara takes a look at the critically panned Elseworlds story, Act of God.

The review of Act of God continues. As the heroes adjust to life without their powers, Linkara must adjust to a lack of caring.

The review of Act of God concludes. Will the story rise from the ashes like the Phoenix Group? Only time will tell.

The heroes in a half shell travel to a little town called Riverdale. Linkara tries to keep his sanity as he reviews TMNT Meets Archie.

It's the comic that will make you go loony. Join Linkara as he reviews Lunatik #1.

Insert Internet joke here as Linkara reviews the first issue of Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos.

Miller Time returns just in time for Linkara to conclude his review of The Dark Knight Strikes Again.

It's the first installment of a long running series. Join Linkara as he looks at the first of the Tandy Computer Whiz Kids comics: Fit to Win.

Harvey Finevoice decides to step in to do the review when Linkara is absent. Can Harvey survive reviewing the first two issues of Anita Blake: The Laughing Corpse?

90's Kid decides to take charge and do this week's review when Linkara is out. Watch as he dives into Freak Force #1.

With Linkara still missing, Iron Liz reviews this week's comic. Batten down the hatches as she prepares for Chain Gang War #1.

As Lord Vyce lingers over the show, Linkara and his friends prepare to review a comic based off of everyone's favorite Star Wars characters: the Ewoks.

Second time is the charm. Linkara returns to 90s artwork and Nathan Summers's too complicated backstory with Cable #2.

Now in three dimensions. Join Linkara as he reviews a 3D comic based off of the musical group, The California Raisins.

Just how hardcore can a station be? Find out as Linkara reviews Hardcore Station #1 as the ultimate cop fights the ultimate evil. .

It's a double feature as Linkara looks at two different comic books about teams of unorthodox heroes: The Others and Brute Force.

Welcome to PSA Hell with a comic set in Canada all about the amazing Spider-Man combating the evils of drugs, joined by Herb Conegie.

Linkara returns to the realm of video games as he reviews a first person shooter set in the Star Trek universe with Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force.

Linkara recoils in horror in part 1 of this review where he looks at a storyline where a sleazy monster takes control of Big Barda and Superman.

The storyline and the review continues as Mister Miracle becomes involved and discovers the horrifying truth behind what Sleez is doing to Superman and Big Barda.

Sometimes you need to draw a line in the sand. Linkara decides to draw that line as he counts down 15 comics that he'll never review (soon to be outdated).

It's the 100th episode of Atop the Fourth Wall. Linkara decides to celebrate by invalidating his previous video with the review of a Sonic the Hedgehog comic.

Linkara will need to play hardball on this one as Nolan Ryan and Tony the Tiger team up in a PSA comic.

The war between the Autobots and the Decepticons begins anew as Linkara reviews two issues of the Transformers comic.

Halloween is upon us once again as Linkara returns to the quiet little town of Silent Hill for another miniseries. This is Silent Hill: Dead/Alive.

The review of Silent Hill: Dead/Alive continues. The battle for Silent Hill continues as Christabella gets closer and closer to driving Linkara to madness.

Silent Hill: Dead/Alive concludes. Who will win in the battle for the town? And will Linkara actually care by the end of it?

The time has come once again to return to the Clone Saga. Linkara looks at a storyline where melodrama and genetics combine with Spider-Man: The Greatest Responsibility.

As part of Secret Origins Month, Linkara reviews the comic that started the whole comic book superhero genre: Action Comics #1, the first-ever appearance of Superman.

Secret Origins Month continues as Linkara swings into Amazing Fantasy #15, the first appearance of the amazing Spider-Man.

Linkara dons his cape and cowl as he explores Detective Comics #27, the first appearance of Batman, as part of Secret Origins Month.

Secret Origins Month closes in a not uncanny way as Linkara reviews the first comic appearance of the X-Men.

Linkara decides to let his wild side loose again as he returns to Brute Force with its second issue.

Turn up the music. Or don't since this is just a comic. Linkara looks at an issue of the New Kids on the Block comic.

In a special Christmas episode, Linkara reviews a comic where Spider-Man and the Watcher team up to save the life of a young woman.

Linkara looks a comic based off an infamously bad cult classic movie. This is Santa Claus Conquers the Martians.

Everybody makes mistakes. Join Linkara as he counts down the fifteen biggest mistakes, flubs, and just bad things he's done over the course of the show.