I have some thoughts to share about this book. I have a big question: does the order we read these books color our views of these books? I read Passive first, and now I don't have any way to go back in time and read Aggressive first.

Or do I?

Also, in my previous episode, I had a called shot about Passive Aggressive, that it would be the key to the redemption program that the buttons have alluded to. I was partly correct, that there was something up with this book, and a big hidden secret. I have an updated Called Shot now, and it is worse. So, so, so much worse.

Timecodes:
01:15 - FunDunked
08:00 - Two books, not one
14:57 - Passive Aggressive
22:24 - Magic Intervention
24:03 - Aggressive Passive
29:35 - The Magic Ends
33:45 - WARNING
36:06 - Updated Called Shot

One caveat: Overthinking Comics is not responsible for any action you may take as a result of listening to these crazy theories. You have been warned.

In this show, we welcome three contestants to the game show to figure out what Eniac is, and what he is up to!

Our contestants will be challenged against each other to answer questions about Eniac's past, present, and future, to decipher the clues and determine where this series is going, how it will end, and what will happen to our heroes.

There will be twists!

There will be turns!

Only on contestant, however, can be the winner!

Eniac provides.

First, I talk about Whalesville. Second, I talk about Rocks and Minerals. Third, I tie it all together. Fourth, I discuss the buttons and Final Five sticker, and Sixth, I call my shot about what it is leading to.

Today, Bad Idea posted that Bad Idea, as we know it, is coming to an end. What does this mean, and how do we interpret it? What does wrestling have to do with this anyway?

There is more going on than we are aware of. We have seen glimpses of it in flashbacks, and pieces here and there in the history of Eniac. What is it leading to though? This podcast has ideas.

We apply Attention Theory to this book to see what it can reveal about what is important, and what is simmering under the surface.

We also look at several connections, with the plot, and thematically, throughout the book.

Also, Eniac is hungry.

This book is a ridiculous premise, but it plays it straight. Sean dives in to some of the things he liked about this book, and how he approaches reviewing this book.

Along the way, there will be music and poetry. We are sorry.

Also, Professor Fertberger drops by to share some of his knowledge about theoretical physics, time travel, and dinosaurs.

As always, Overthinking The Bad is striving to develop new and interesting ways to review and discuss comic books. Join us on the cutting edge of comics commentary!

The hype is real, and Eniac #1 has rocketed in price. Even the first Eniac customer button is selling for large dollar amounts. Eniac is a collecting hit, but how is the story?

Sean reviews the story in Eniac #1, and takes an in-depth look at some of the more important story points that he noticed. In addition, a coupl questions need to be asked. 

Come for the discussion of the first book from your new favorite publisher.

Stay for the dramatic reenactments. They aren't good.

Bad Idea rose from the wreckage of another publisher, only to emerge stronger, and weirder than before. There were announcements. There were buttons. There were books we couldn't get.

And there is the promise of good stuff to come for those that stick with them.

Let's discuss these bad ideas.