Atop the Fourth Wall - Season 4 (2011)

This is where the tears really start flowing. The review of Justice League: Cry for Justice ends as Linkara reviews the final three issues.

It's a marketing executive's dream come true. Linkara reviews a comic crossover between the Care Bears and the Madballs in Care Bears #13.

Don't tempt Linkara with fire on this one as he takes a look at the apocalyptic Elseworlds story Superman: Distant Fires.

It's a double feature of bad on Atop the Fourth Wall. Join Linkara as he tackles Youngblood #3 and Doctor Who Classics #7.

Doctor Doom begins his nefarious plot to steal childrens' intelligence. Only Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, and OfficeMax can stop him on this week's Atop the Fourth Wall.

Today's reviews are of two comics based on the band "KISS". "Psycho Circus" from 1997 and "KISS 4K" from 2008.

It's the return of the Tandy Computer Whiz Kids, much to Linkara's chagrin. Join him as he reviews a comic where they team up with Superman and Wonder Woman.

It's time to return to Image, but with a more beloved story. Linkara digs into Spawn #1.

Does X mark the spot? The only way to find out is to watch as Linkara reviews the first issue of X-Force.

Ever wanted to see the Backstreet Boys and Stan Lee team up? Linkara doesn't, but he still decides to review The Backstreet Project #1.

It's Miller Time. Return to the story of Crazy Steve and Dick Grayson Age 12 as Linkara reviews the next two issues of All-Star Batman and Robin.

Linkara reviews a comic about a creepy Lady Gaga fan.

Although not a fan of the first Star Trek movie, Linkara reviews the 3-part comic adaptation of the movie and likes the fact that the comic is actually a lot better-paced than the movie.

Not exactly an odyssey. Watch as a baffled Linkara reviews the first and only issue of The Godyssey.

It is the crossover we've all been waiting for. Join Linkara as he reviews the comic where Superman and the Quik Bunny teamed up to save the world.

How does the Ultimate Warrior get his exercise? Find out as Linkara reviews the totally real truth in Ultimate Warrior's Workout.

Linkara reviews Ultimatum. Considered one of the worst comics to not only come from the Ultimate Marvel Universe, but one of the worst to ever be made. Meanwhile the Ninja Style Dancer gets himself into a bit more trouble than he was hoping for.

Linkara continues Ultimatum. The death toll rises, the plot gets more baffling, and it doesn't get any better. The Ninja Style Dancer is still in trouble from the last episode.

Linkara finishes up Ultimatum. We also see the end of the side plot with the Ninja Style Dancer.

He's more double 0 than 7. Linkara returns to the world of Sci-Spy to review the second issue.

In this supposedly canon work to The Dark Knight Returns, Batman and Spawn meet and work together to stop a greater threat. Linkara comes along to review the comic.

Now you're playing with....something. Join in the fun as Linkara reviews Gameboy #1.

When Eminem is kidnapped, who can possibly save him? Why, The Punisher of course. Linkara doesn't get it either as he looks at Eminem and the Punisher #1.

They have about as much substance as the dolls. Linkara takes a look at Barbi Twins Adventures #1.

In this follow up to Cry for Justice, witness Roy Harper and Linkara both descend into madness with the first two issues of Rise of Arsenal.

Drug problems, ghost girls, and bad writing. What a combination as Linkara reviews the final two issues of Rise of Arsenal.

What things are hidden within the pages of comic? Join Linkara and find out as he takes a look at a bunch of comic book advertisements.

As Linkara unveils Comicron One's new artificial intelligence supercomputer, Iron Liz accidentally gets transported to the Mirror Universe where an evil Linkara reviews a classic Star Trek comic.

Welcome back to PSA Hell. Linkara reviews a comic book sequel where Captain America faces his greatest nemesis: a criminal who spreads asthma. Wait, what?

Linkara takes a look at a comic promoting NBC's long-since retired Saturday morning line-up. He checks out such uninteresting cliffhangers involving Wish Kid, Yogi Bear, ProStars, Chip and Pepper, Saved by the Bell and other shows we didn't get up early to watch.

How exactly does one make a parody of something like Power Rangers? Join a confused Linkara as he finds out with Mightily Murdered Power Ringers #1.

It's the end of the world as we know it and Linkara doesn't feel fine as he reviews the first issue of Kamandi at Earth's End.

Time to head out on the open road once more as Linkara reviews the second issue of US-1.

You are now entering a new dimension, not one of sight or sound but of mind. Join Linkara as he reviews an issue of a comic based off The Twilight Zone.

Back to the world of brainwashed children and obsessions with computer products as Linkara reviews another issue of the Tandy Computer Whiz Kids.

Linkara will need to brush up on his Hadokens and Shoryukens as he reviews the first issue of Malibu's Street Fighter comic.

Halloween is upon us. Linkara visits the town of Silent Hill one last time for the miniseries Silent Hill: Paint it Black (no Rolling Stones here unfortunately).

Any who enter the town of Silent Hill is doomed, as Linkara knows all too well as he reviews the story of a suicidal soldier going to the town in Among the Damned.

The review of Silent Hill comics comes to a close and Linkara isn't smiling here. Watch as he reviews Silent Hill: The Grinning Man.

It's an invasion of the goo monsters as Linkara reviews the comic storyline Spider-Man: Planet of the Symbiotes.

It's Linkara Vs. The Entity. Since the Entity is practically a God it does Linkara no use to fight it so he runs into his room to review Pokémon The Electric Tale of Pikachu. After the review he decides to face the Entity head on.

Secret Origins Month returns as Linkara reviews the first appearance of a real wonderful superhero: Wonder Woman.

Linkara uncovers the history of Marvel's first family as he reviews The Fantastic Four #1 for Secret Origins Month.

For this installment of Secret Origins Month, Linkara shines a light on the first appearance of Alan Scott, the original Green Lantern.

To close out Secret Origins Month, Linkara salutes the exploits of Steve Rogers, the man who eventually became Captain America.

Linkara goes where no man has gone before, mainly because nobody cares about this. He digs into the comic adaptation of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

The review of the comic adaptation of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan continues. Pretty soon it'll have Linkara screaming just like Shatner.

Linkara finally concludes the review of the comic adaptation of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Will it all be worth it in the end?

Sometimes it's fun to look back on the past. Linkara decides to close out the year by counting down his top fifteen favorite jokes that he's made on this show.