This Week on Earth Station DCU! Drew Leiter and Cletus Jacobs are attending a perfectly good wedding. Poison Ivy and Swamp Thing investigate a mysterious disturbance in the Green—something is wrong with the trees, and a presence is screaming out in pain, leaving behind a trail of carnage in Poison
In this episode we discuss the final season of a show that was gone far far far too soon. That show is Stargirl. Although Stargirl aired on The CW it was originally conceptualized as a streaming series first for DC Universe and then HBO Max. Episodes were simultaneously released on
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
Season 2 of Stargirl promised summer school hijinks. Instead it brought an expansion to the JSA mythos as well as a dip into horror and suspense. In this episode we discuss the tonal change to the series. We also talk about the new characters, the threat of Eclipso, and why
Stargirl took the geek world by storm at a time when people really needed something to take their minds off quarantine. It’s a series that celebrates the fun of silver age comics in a way that sets it apart from the other DC Comics series of the last few years,
In the Winter of 1940, the first team of superheroes was formed, the Justice Society of America. Mike, Mike, Kevin Eldridge, and Michael Bailey sit around the table and tell stories of the various exploits of DC’s All-Stars from the Golden Age to the present. Plus, artist Zackary Marios takes
