The Dapper Draper Podcast Bonus Episode: Update and Why We Disappeared

DDP Episode #21: Madame Web, Elden Ring DLC, Deadpool 3 Trailer & More!!

On this episode of The Dapper Draper Podcast, we show off our new intro music! We talk about the box office of Madame Web, Dragon Ball Sparking Zero, Deadpool 3, and anything else we feel like talking about! (Disclaimer: Really inappropriate, rude, bad, dark, controversial jokes with lots of swearing. Don't like it? Don't listen then.)

Farewell, Akira Toriyama

With the passing of Akira Toriyama, creator of Dragon Ball, I wanted to express my gratitude for his work and the impact he had on my life as well as others. Thank You, Akira Toriyama, you will be missed.

The Dapper Draper Podcast Bonus Episode: Update and Why We Disappeared

In this episode, I discuss why everyone here in the Dapper Draper Family seemingly disappeared for a little over a year. I also sit and talk about our Patreon, our upcoming content, and future plans for the podcasts schedule in the coming days. Be sure to enjoy this little life update and be sure to check out our Patreon and give us your support in any way that you can! Here's the link to our Patreon, hope to see you there! patreon.com/dapperdraper

The Dapper Draper Podcast Episode #20: Marc Webb's "The Amazing Spider-Man Duology" *SPOILER* Review

In this episode, we curse and swear our hearts out to share our frustrations with Marc Webb's "The Amazing Spider-Man" Duology. Due to the recent success of Spider-Man: No Way Home, it felt wise to discuss these films and their connection to the series as a whole, despite disliking them. Without any further delay, here is our review of "The Amazing Spider-Man" Duology.

The Dapper Draper Podcast Episode #19: Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man 3.1 Editor's Cut" *SPOILER* Review/Commentary

In this episode, we curse and swear our hearts out to share the love for Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man 3.1". We all love some Sam Raimi films, especially his "Spider-Man" films which set the mark for all things in the Superhero film genre. This is where Sony's dirty hands get mixed in the productions of Spider-Man properties and where the Dark Age of Spider-Man films began. With the success of "Spider-Man No Way Home", it felt best to dive into some discussions about this nostalgic relic. Without any further delay, here is our review of Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man 3.1!"