The Flash film was announced back in 2014. Originally slated to release early in 2018 many were impressed at DC’s confidence in announcing so many films so far in the future. Over the the intervening decade, The Flash production would be placed on hold multiple times as the script faced
From the beginning the Guardians franchise has proven to be a surprise hit for Marvel. Many anticipated that the first Guardians film would be a failure, but it garnered a surprising following and has been lauded by many as their favorite MCU films. In this episode we discuss the third
Damn it, Barry! The timeline is broken again and the DC Multiverse is in crisis. Mike, Mike, and Ashley are joined by ESDCU’s Drew and Cletus to take a look at the epic featuring the long-awaited return of Michael Keaton’s Dark Knight. Plus, Michelle’s Iconic Rock Moment, Creative Outlet with
The hierarchy of power in the DC Universe has changed again! The comic world was shocked last October when it was announced that James Gunn and Peter Safran would help a new DC Studios division of Warner Bros. In the past few months, Gunn has been forthcoming with quite a
Holy Moly! The Big Red Cheese returns to the big silver screen. Mike, Mike, Chip Johnson, and Earth Station DCU’s Drew Leiter discuss if this marvelous family film is worth the lackluster opening. Plus, Ashley’s Box Office Buzz and Shout Outs. We want to hear from you! Feedback is always
Cigar Nerds Podcast: Smoke That 90’s Show. This week we’re taking a look at That 90’s Show, the Netflix sequel to That 70’s Show. Also we feel really old that things based off our child hood are now considered retro. Retro always meant the 70’s or 80’s now it included
Everything gets a bit dark this week as The 42cast looks into the latest film to come from the DC Universe, Black Adam. We discuss this as Dwayne Johnson’s passion peace that he’s been trying to get made since 2014. We talk about the plot and themes and discuss whether
Geoff Johns’ Stargirl was brought to life for three seasons before succumbing to the injustice gang of WB corporate executives. Mike, Mike, Kevin Eldridge, and Joe Crowe take hold of the Cosmic Staff and survey the highs and lows of Blue Valley. All this, along with Ashley’s Box Office Buzz
Exclusive To Patrons of the ESO Network. Earth Station DCU Classics Issue 8: 1985 – Superman Annual and Red Tornado In 1986, writer Alan Moore and artist Dave Gibbons would revolutionize the comic book world with Watchmen. But in 1985, they just wanted to tell a great Superman story. So
Finally, the Mighty Adam has come to the big screen! Mike and Mike are joined by Drew and Cletus from Earth Station DCU to review the new movie that brings to live action some old favorites from the Gold and Bronze age of comics. Plus, writer Rich Davis faces the
DC’s 1973 revival of Captain Marvel, one of the most popular heroes of the Golden Age, was cause for excitement among longtime comics fans. But the new series couldn’t be called “Captain Marvel,” even if that was the guy’s name, since Marvel Comics had claimed the trademark on that title.
In 1982, with Crisis on Infinite Earths still a few years away, writers like Roy Thomas and Gerry Conway were making full use of the DC multiverse. “Crisis on Earth-Prime” was their ambitious crossover event that spanned five issues of Justice League of America and All-Star Squadron. Thankfully Drew is
