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- Episode 69: Final Night - Part 3
Things are getting cooler, and not in a 'look at Ray's awesome jacket' kind of way, in chapter 3 of Final Night.
Today’s reading: Final Night Issue 3 (September 1996)
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Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.
1 hr 28 min - Episode 68: Final Night - Part 2
An exciting episode of the Ferrocast brings all the Ferro fury you Ferro Fanatics have been asking for. Yes indeed, it's chapter 2 of Ferro Night!
Today’s reading: Final Night Issue 2 (September 1996)
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Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.
0 min - Episode 67: Final Night - Part 1
With the Morrison era behind us it's time to dive deep into DC comics of the mid-nineties. Let's shine some light on Final Night…
Today’s reading: Final Night Issue 1 (September 1996)
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Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.
1 hr 28 min - Episode 66: "Dude, I Thought They'd Never Leave."
It's over! With PJ and Jon's mission to recap the Morrison era now complete, our heroes gather to discuss past, present and future of the JLAcast.
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Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.
1 hr 4 min - Episode 65: World War 3 - Part 6
This is it, folks. The end of the Morrison era, the end of our mission, and arguably the end of the universe… Looks like a job for Superman.
Today’s reading: JLA Issue 41
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Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.
0 min - A solid hour of Jon naming the Hyperclan
In the absence of a proper episode, and by way of an apology, please enjoy this important PSA from your co-host Jon. There will be a quiz.
1 hr 1 min - Episode 64: World War 3 - Part 5
The end approaches - both for the Morrison era of JLA and our show's mission! As humanity faces total cosmic annihilation, can our heroes face down and win against the very concept of war!?
Today’s reading: JLA Issue 40
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Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.
1 hr 57 min - Episode 63: World War 3 - Part 4
With Prometheus down, the League's heavy-hitters take to the Ghost Zone in pursuit of the General, while a powerless Green Lantern rallies earth's heroes against global war.
Today’s reading: JLA Issue 39
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Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.
1 hr 50 min - Episode 62: World War 3 - Part 3
Another sweltering day, another dose of World War 3. Marvel at the final showdown between Batman and Prometheus! Sweat profusely as Mageddon draws near!
Today’s reading: JLA Issue 38
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Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.
1 hr 50 min - Episode 61: World War 3 - Part 2
Recorded in sweltering temperatures, PJ and Jon sit down to sweat over the details of World War 3 Part 2 - and our first issue of the 21st century.
Today’s reading: JLA Issue 37
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Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.
1 hr 52 min
About The JLAcast
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Join Jon and PJ as they revisit Grant Morrison's legendary run on JLA, arguably the greatest superhero comic ever written, one issue at a time.