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Hosted by The Multiverse Team · EN · 85 episodes
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Welcome to the Multiverse! This is a comic book podcast hosted by the staff of the Multiverse Comics in Hurst, TX. We talk about Comic Books, back issues, current releases, movies, comic TV, etc. The real feature here is the comics and the deep cut conversations from the hosts.The Multiverse Podcast provides a delightful glimpse into the lives of avid comic book collectors. The hosts' stories of their early encounters with beloved characters and their experiences with the changing comic book landscape resonate with fellow collectors, reminding them of the emotional ties that bind them to the hobby. Through the podcast, listeners gain insights into the evolution of comic book collecting, from single issues to trade paperbacks, and the introduction of digital comics. This captivating series celebrates the enduring allure of comic books and the community of collectors who continue to cherish this beloved medium.
The Multiverse Team hosts Multiverse Comics, a leisure show with 85 episodes published.
Marvel is about to turn its heroes into monsters. What if Spider-Man actually became a spider? What if the good guys were the horror? This week Jason, Steven, and Scott dig into the new Midnight line — Absolute Midnight
Is Doctor Doom actually the hero we deserved all along? That’s the question that ends up on the table — and nobody has a clean answer. Jason, Scott, and Steven dig into what makes Doom work as a character (and what break
**What Are We Reading? | Comic Talk** The guys sit down and dig into what’s been in their read piles this week. Steven can’t stop talking about Bruce Jones’ run on *The Incredible Hulk* — a horror-conspiracy thriller tha
Jason, Scott and Stephen discuss the heavy hype leading into Absolute Batman #20 and how many assumed it would feature the first appearance of Robin, only to realize that key “new Robins” first appear in issue #19, which
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Stephen, Scott and Jason discuss the resurgence of anthology comics—standalone stories that avoid heavy continuity—citing modern horror and sci‑fi anthologies like Oni Press’s all-new EC-licensed titles (Epitaphs of the
It’s New Comic Book Day!! Jason and Scott spotlight Absolute Batman #20 with Mech Robins! They also discuss Barbara Gordon being jailed for vigilantism as Batgirl, with Vandal Savage as police commissioner and Poison Ivy
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Jason, Stephen and Scott break down Free Comic Book Day (May 2) free comics and big discounts on back issues and everything else. They flip through notable giveaways and previews, including Spider-Man, “King in Black/Que
Jason and Scott run through New Comic Wednesday highlights, led by Marvel’s Spider-Man/Superman crossover collection featuring a Brian Michael Bendis story plus creators like Brad Meltzer, Jeff Johns, Gary Frank, and a P
It’s New Comic Wednesday with a solid week of releases led by a new Absolute Batman, including discussion of the surprising Robin symbol appearing on multiple covers and a strong recommendation to pick up the issue. The
It’s New Comic Wednesday with a solid week of releases led by a new Absolute Batman, including discussion of the surprising Robin symbol appearing on multiple covers and a strong recommendation to pick up the issue. The
Stephen’s dog talked him into watching “Predator: Badlands” and somehow it’s now our recommendation for the week! Its throwback late-’80s/early-’90s sci‑fi action feel, simple plot, balanced humor and drama, and a low-ke
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Jason and Scott return for New Comic Wednesday and They spotlight a big week of “Absolute” floppies and reprints, a new Absolute Superman issue, and discuss enjoying Hawkman’s role and whether he might reappear in the up
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After finishing DC King Omega (DCKO) #5, the episode breaks down how the event pays off and sets up what’s coming next year: Superman returns with both Alpha and Omega power, takes the Heart of Apocalypse from Lex Luthor
The episode reviews upcoming comic previews with an emphasis on what the hosts are most excited to read next year across Marvel, DC, and Image. On the Marvel side, they discuss Queen in Black and the muted hype around a
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