The DC3cast is Multiversity’s weekly podcast digging into all things DC Comics. Each week, hosts Vince, Zach, and Brian dig into the most important weekly releases, specifically focusing on ‘Infinite Frontier’ titles. Plus, they review DC films now and then, and sometimes dig into older runs/events. Don’t worry, the DC3’s got this!

The boys spend over an hour on this year’s 100 page anthology, featuring some good, some bad, and some very, very strange stories.

Special thanks to Eddie Argos and Art Brut for the use of “DC Comics and Chocolate Milkshake” as our theme music.

For early access, weekly bonus episodes, and Discord access, join our Patreon! More information is at dc3cast.com. Our current Patreon project is a look at the entirety of Grant Morrison’s DC output, along with some diversions along the way. We are currently starting the run on “JLA.”

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The DC3cast is Multiversity’s weekly podcast digging into all things DC Comics. Each week, hosts Vince, Zach, and Brian dig into the most important weekly releases, specifically focusing on ‘Infinite Frontier’ titles. Plus, they review DC films now and then, and sometimes dig into older runs/events. Don’t worry, the DC3’s got this!

With Zach in the crypt, Vince and Brian go on a tour through the two of the three Lantern titles.

Special thanks to Eddie Argos and Art Brut for the use of “DC Comics and Chocolate Milkshake” as our theme music.

For early access, weekly bonus episodes, and Discord access, join our Patreon! More information is at dc3cast.com. Our current Patreon project is a look at the entirety of Grant Morrison’s DC output, along with some diversions along the way. We are currently reading some old Alan Moore.

You can subscribe to the show on iTunes, listen to the show below, or download it here.

The DC3cast is Multiversity’s weekly podcast digging into all things DC Comics. Each week, hosts Vince, Zach, and Brian dig into the most important weekly releases, specifically focusing on ‘Infinite Frontier’ titles. Plus, they review DC films now and then, and sometimes dig into older runs/events. Don’t worry, the DC3’s got this!

The boys are thoroughly disappointed by the FCBD issue, flummoxed by “Outsiders,” and somewhere in the middle for “Action.”

Special thanks to Eddie Argos and Art Brut for the use of “DC Comics and Chocolate Milkshake” as our theme music.

For early access, weekly bonus episodes, and Discord access, join our Patreon! More information is at dc3cast.com. Our current Patreon project is a look at the entirety of Grant Morrison’s DC output, along with some diversions along the way. We are currently reading some old Alan Moore.

You can subscribe to the show on iTunes, listen to the show below, or download it here.

In tandem with our episode last week with writer Samuel Teer about his upcoming OGN Brownstone, we represent his chat with Mike and Greg from June 16, 2016.

Dark Horse Month continues both at Multiversity and here on the show, as the lads welcome writer Samuel Teer to the underground recording studio for some talk about his debut Dark Horse OGN VEDA: Assembly Required with Hyeondo Park and Kelly Fitzpatrick. The story of a young orphan girl growing up in an automated factory drew inspiration from sources as varied as Pixar and Kipling’s The Jungle Book, but this comic for all ages certainly brings its own virtues to bear. Teer talks about the process of getting the book to Dark Horse and what happened after its own assembly. What’s it like for a first-time writer to have their debut OGN released by a major publisher? What went right…or wrong? Gremlins feature prominently in VEDA the story, but did Teer and company escape their shenanigans completely? Find out all that and more on this week’s episode!

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Robots From Tomorrow is a comics podcast recorded deep beneath the Earth’s surface. You can subscribe to it via iTunes or through the RSS feed at RobotsFromTomorrow.libsyn.com. You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel at this link. You can also follow Greg and the show on Bluesky. Stay safe and enjoy your funny books.

The DC3cast is Multiversity’s weekly podcast digging into all things DC Comics. Each week, hosts Vince, Zach, and Brian dig into the most important weekly releases, specifically focusing on ‘Infinite Frontier’ titles. Plus, they review DC films now and then, and sometimes dig into older runs/events. Don’t worry, the DC3’s got this!

This week, the boys dig into Juni Ba’s new Robin-centric miniseries and generally gush all over the art.

Special thanks to Eddie Argos and Art Brut for the use of “DC Comics and Chocolate Milkshake” as our theme music.

For early access, weekly bonus episodes, and Discord access, join our Patreon! More information is at dc3cast.com. Our current Patreon project is a look at the entirety of Grant Morrison’s DC output, along with some diversions along the way. We are currently in a couple of months of diversions, with the return of our “Starman” re-read.

You can subscribe to the show on iTunes, listen to the show below, or download it here.

The DC3cast is Multiversity’s weekly podcast digging into all things DC Comics. Each week, hosts Vince, Zach, and Brian dig into the most important weekly releases, specifically focusing on ‘Infinite Frontier’ titles. Plus, they review DC films now and then, and sometimes dig into older runs/events. Don’t worry, the DC3’s got this!

The DC3cast dig into a special focused on the current Superman event, including a Bibbo (!) story. The boys love a Bibbo story.

Special thanks to Eddie Argos and Art Brut for the use of “DC Comics and Chocolate Milkshake” as our theme music.

For early access, weekly bonus episodes, and Discord access, join our Patreon! More information is at dc3cast.com. Our current Patreon project is a look at the entirety of Grant Morrison’s DC output, along with some diversions along the way. We are currently in a couple of months of diversions, with the return of our “Starman” re-read.

You can subscribe to the show on iTunes, listen to the show below, or download it here.

Returning to the show today after a nearly eight-year absence is comics writer Samuel Teer. His new book, Brownstone, about a teenage girl connecting with her Latin heritage and her estranged father without speaking a word of each other’s language as they renovate the title structure, hits shelves on June 11th. The road from his last OGN, 2015’s Veda: Assembly Required and this one is the topic for today’s conversation. Samuel & Greg talk about collaboration, the differences between the two different markets for this thing we call comix, the importance of context, breakout panels, ominous texts, and a detailed look into the relationship between a comics creative and the agent (or agents) they pair up with to help bring their ideas to market.

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Robots From Tomorrow is a comics podcast recorded deep beneath the Earth’s surface. You can subscribe to it via iTunes or through the RSS feed at RobotsFromTomorrow.libsyn.com. You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel at this link. You can also follow Greg and the show on Bluesky. Stay safe and enjoy your funny books.

Having finished with the Man of Steel, today’s episode is the first of three looking at the best Caped Crusader stories of the Seventies to the mid-Eighties with the DC3Cast’s very own Vince Ostrowski! Come for the Neal Adams, stay to find out more about double-threat Frank Robbins, the mad genius of Bob Haney, Ra’s Al Ghul, Bruce Wayne and Sgt. Rock teaming up to fight Nazis, Batman’s Congressional career, and much more. All that, and just what the hell a hellgrammite is!

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Comics referred to in this episode are:

All comics are available as individual issues on DC Universe Infinite except for Batman #242 and 250.

Batman #242 is collected in the Batman: Tales of the Demon collection, and Batman #250 is collected in the first volume of The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told collection series.

The DC3cast is Multiversity’s weekly podcast digging into all things DC Comics. Each week, hosts Vince, Zach, and Brian dig into the most important weekly releases, specifically focusing on ‘Infinite Frontier’ titles. Plus, they review DC films now and then, and sometimes dig into older runs/events. Don’t worry, the DC3’s got this!

This week, the boys dig into the rumors about the “Ultimate” DC Universe project reportedly launching later this year. They also talk a lot about the new Vampire Weekend album.

Oh, and 1/4 of a comic gets talked about, too.

Special thanks to Eddie Argos and Art Brut for the use of “DC Comics and Chocolate Milkshake” as our theme music.

For early access, weekly bonus episodes, and Discord access, join our Patreon! More information is at dc3cast.com. Our current Patreon project is a look at the entirety of Grant Morrison’s DC output, along with some diversions along the way. We are currently in a couple of months of diversions, with the return of our “Starman” re-read.

You can subscribe to the show on iTunes, listen to the show below, or download it here.

The DC3cast is Multiversity’s weekly podcast digging into all things DC Comics. Each week, hosts Vince, Zach, and Brian dig into the most important weekly releases, specifically focusing on ‘Infinite Frontier’ titles. Plus, they review DC films now and then, and sometimes dig into older runs/events. Don’t worry, the DC3’s got this!

This week, the boys celebrate a milestone issue and lament the current style of DC miniseries.

Special thanks to Eddie Argos and Art Brut for the use of “DC Comics and Chocolate Milkshake” as our theme music.

For early access, weekly bonus episodes, and Discord access, join our Patreon! More information is at dc3cast.com. Our current Patreon project is a look at the entirety of Grant Morrison’s DC output, along with some diversions along the way. We are currently in a couple of months of diversions, with the return of our “Starman” re-read beginning next week.

You can subscribe to the show on iTunes, listen to the show below, or download it here.