Podcasts about Flex Mentallo

My guest this week is Tom Higgins! What's the best era of Fantastic Four? When was Iron Man still drinking? What were EC Comics? Who is Flex Mentallo? What is The Maxx about? How great is the library? How did Tom get his kids into comics? What is The Invisibles about? When will we get a good Galactus on screen? How did Zack Snyder screw up Batman? How is Batman "the story of a man and his children"? Superheroes don't kill... but is everyone a superhero? Is Batman a bad father? Is it ok that The Boys tv show is different from the comics? Are we done with the Skywalkers? How good is We3?  Reading list: Gold Key Classics Fantastic Four Doctor Strange Mr. President (I think it's actually this but I'm not sure) Iron Man EC Comics Tales from Psychiatry MAD Magazine Plop Comics The Sandman Flex Mentallo (on sale from Kindle) The Maxx The Tick The Invisibles Injustice: Gods Among Us (free on Kindle Unlimited) Lone Wolf and Cub Hellboy We3 (HUGE recommendation; free on Kindle Unlimited) DC Showcase collections Marvel Essentials (out of print) Watch list: Tip: Check out the DC stuff on HBO Max Constantine Jonah Hex DC Legends of Tomorrow Doom Patrol The Boys Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Image Credit: By Sam Keith - http://www.comicvine.com/the-maxx-1/4000-30769/, Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=48089889

This week on Dollar Bin Discoveries, we surrendered to the heat and checked out some summer-themed books.  Both of us (strangely) came to the table with two Vertigo books from the 1990s. Jessika picked up Flex Mentallo #1 and Mike got nostalgic about The Books of Magic #25. ----more---- For the transcript of this episode, head over to https://www.tencenttakes.com/transcripts.   Email: tencenttakes@gmail.com Twitter: @Tencenttakes Instagram: @Tencenttakes Facebook: /Tencenttakes Mastodon: retro.pizza/@tencenttakes Our banner art is original work by Sarah Frank  (https://www.lookmomdraws.com/) Hive: Tencenttakes

Y seguimos con nuestra particular celebración del trigésimo aniversario de Vertigo, pero esta vez con un versus. Enfrentamos dos obras que, pese a compartir guionista y dibujante, no pueden ser más distintas. Desde dos momentos bien diferenciados de la historia Vertigo nos llegan Flex Mentallo (1996) y We3 (2004), ambas de Grant Morrison y Frank Quitely. Cualquier cosa que haga este dúo de escoceses es una delicia, pero ¿con cuál nos quedaremos? Un click al play y lo vamos averiguando. Sabed, oh-yentes, que entre los años del hundimiento de Atlantis y sus brillantes ciudades, tragadas por los océanos, y los años del nacimiento de los hijos de Aryas, hubo una edad no soñada donde podía escucharse el podcast 292 de ELHDT. Selección musical: 🎶 We Three, de Little Beaver 🎶 Doom Patrol S1 Official Soundtrack _ End Credits, de Clint Mansell y Kevin Kiner

Explore the World's Strangest Superheroes' new headquarters, the Shelter, as they welcome their brand-new member, the Worm! Catch up with Niles Caulder, Mento, Flex Mentallo, and more as we learn terrible secrets that could bring the new team to their knees … Continue reading →

Joining us this week is comedian Cavin Eggleston! How are things different for comic book fans now as opposed to back in the day? Is it still nerdy to read comic books? Who will be on the Disney+ Secret Invasion series? What really cool job did Cavin used to have? Who is Flex Mentallo? What books did Cavin teach in his class? What are some issues with The Killing Joke and how did Cavin handle them? What is "We Three" about? What do comic book fans like to do when they're into a book? What is "East of West" about? What happened with Uber? Why doesn't Brett want to read Wikipedia entries for comic book stories? Why doesn't Cavin like the Joker? What happens at the end of The Killing Joke? Why did the school stop teaching Watchmen?  Reading list: Secret Invasion https://amzn.to/41tawms Watchmen https://amzn.to/3GHy9zS Flex Mentallo https://amzn.to/418k1aW The Mighty Thor by Jason Aaron (free on Comixology Unlimited) https://amzn.to/401sNGB https://amzn.to/407BpLy Preacher https://amzn.to/3UHet4T The Boys https://amzn.to/3MMz7ih Grimm Fairy Tales https://amzn.to/418l5vs The Killing Joke https://amzn.to/3MDJNQ7 What's So Funny About Truth Justice and the American Way? https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/18911253 Fables https://amzn.to/3zTygoe Criminal https://amzn.to/3mqERDz The Department of Truth https://amzn.to/3GGT0Dx Something is Killing the Children https://amzn.to/3KY38du I Kill Giants https://amzn.to/3GCXon2 We3 by Grant Morrison https://amzn.to/3UwVMkl Wytches by Scott Snyder https://amzn.to/3mxkPr0 Saga https://amzn.to/405DAQ6 East of West (free on Comixology Unlimited) https://amzn.to/3UwVZ77 Uber and Uber Invasion (Kieron Gillen) https://amzn.to/3myZTjk The Wicked and the Devine by Kieron Gillen (free on Comixology Unlimited) https://amzn.to/3mEVPxT Scalped by Jason Aaron https://amzn.to/40fg7fq Punisher by Jason Aaron https://amzn.to/41oB0FU Astonishing X-Men (free on Comixology Unlimited) https://amzn.to/4022kIJ Jonathan Hickman's X-Men (free on Comixology Unlimited) https://amzn.to/3A22buc Watch list: Superman vs the Elite https://amzn.to/3mqrROl Funny TikTok clip: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamjoman/video/7196456380662926634

This week we read one of the first collaborations by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely. Flex Mentallo, the Man of Muscle Mystery, investigates the sinister dealings of his former comrade. This fast-paced tale twists super-hero tropes, introducing one mind-boggling concept after another. News 3:02 Flex Mentallo 14:14 Back Matter Matters 47:39 The Pull-List 51:40 Linktr.ee/tradewaiters Follow Us!

Flex Mentallo comes back to Doom Manor to hang out and watch soaps as we discuss Doom Patrol Season 1, Episode 13 "Flex Patrol". With Flex their only link to the Chief, the Doom Patrol tries to get the muscle man of mystery through his memory haze. Meanwhile, Cyborg wrestles with reinstalling Grid, and Rita meets Ed Asner. Plus, Dr. Pete makes a few key diagnoses. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, INSTAGRAM AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/comicbookclub See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this edition of Black Hoodie Alchemy, my good friend Martin joins me as my second official guest. We follow up my last conversation with Eric Millar about his book 'The Four Color Grimoire', the history of comic books, the mythologies and philosophies that inspired them, as well as unpacking some of the details of Eric's favorite authors and heroes. This time, Martin takes what Eric helped us build on the show and adds to it, deconstructing the philosophies of Grant Morrison further and the writer's take on chaos magick and Hermeticism through writing titles like Batman, Justice League, Doom Patrol, Flex Mentallo, and The Invisibles. And we can't help but discuss Alan Moore a bit as well! Simulation theory, sigil magick, archetypes and analytic psychology, Moon Knight and schizophrenia, and a deep look at both DC and Marvel -- you won't wanna miss this if you're a comic head! outro track: The Countown - BABYLON WARCHILD support that black hoodie rap and your favorite independent artists! Martin's show 'The Alchemical Mind' my book Hunt Manual my book Dive Manual Eric's book 'Four Color Grimoire' 'Deconstructing Grant Morrison' Stan Lee's Superhumans --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackhoodiealchemy/support

Bentornati sul Friday Comic Book Podcast! In questo episodio parleremo della trilogia di Luther Strode, fumetto culto di Justin Jordan e Tradd Moore edito da Image Comics. Un insolito mix tra Kick-Ass e Flex Mentallo, Luther Strode è un tripudio di azione, arti marziali e ultraviolenza, che sullo sfondo di scontri mozzafiato e situazioni paradossali racconta la parabola di redenzione dell'eroe dall'innato talento per uccidere. Una saga folgorante e coinvolgente, ponte di collegamento ideale tra il comic book americano e il battle shonen nipponico. Contatti Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/friday_comic_book_podcast/ Tik Tok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMRPWgaXQ/

Co skrywa "mięśniowa tajemnica"? Na to pytanie nie znajdziecie odpowiedzi w solowym tomiku przygód znanego z "Doom Patrol" Flexa Mentallo, ale poznacie wiele innych, zaskakujących pytań, niezliczone dziwaczne pomysły z pogranicza absurdu i groteski przypominające skrzyżowanie literatury Franza Kafki z "Watchmen" Alana Moore'a, a wszystko to zrodziło się w głowie jednego z największych wizjonerów współczesnego komiksu - Granta Morrisona. Więcej dowiecie się z kolejnego odcinka podcastu Nightslime.Zachwalamy być może najlepszy wstęp do komiksu, jakie kiedykolwiek został napisany; rozmawiamy o kultowej w Ameryce reklamie z udziałem Charlesa Atlasa, bez której nie byłoby Flexa Mentallo; o tym jak pół nagi mięśniak w gaciach w panterkę mógł zostać bohaterem tak zawiłej historii; o innych komiksach Morrisona i o jego nadludzkiej powściągliwości w eksploatowaniu własnych pomysłów, a także o tym, że... może sami jesteśmy bohaterami tego komiksu?Patronami dzisiejszego odcinka są:Paweł Jaksik, Jakub Kraszewski, Marcin Kalinowski, Krzysztof Sieja

In this week's episode of Off Panel, artist Frank Quitely joins to chat about his art and career. Quitely discusses keeping his pseudonym, why he went the illustration route originally, the impact of influences, being an influence himself, working with Grant Morrison and Mark Millar, why Flex Mentallo was such a challenge, having an outsider perspective, reinventing the X-Men, his Sandman short, innovating on We3, different ways to approach comics, the lasting impact of All-Star Superman, building Jupiter's Legacy, and more.

When the Dannyzens throw a massive party at Doom Manor to resuscitate Danny the Brick, Dorothy longs to join the festivities and experience life as a grown-up; as the party rages on, Rita asks Flex Mentallo to help unleash her full potential. Scorecard: 3.9/10 Feedback : blackgirlcouch@gmail.com Twitter: Black Girl_Couch Tumblr: slowlandrogynousmiracle

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The Doom Patrol finally lands on the threshold of rescuing the Chief from the clutches of Mr. Nobody; with help from Flex Mentallo and Danny the Street, the group enters the White Space, where Mr. Nobody offers a chance to start again. Scorecard: 8.9/10  Feedback : blackgirlcouch@gmail.com Twitter: Black Girl_Couch Tumblr: slowlandrogynousmiracle

After escaping the Ant Farm with Flex Mentallo, the Doom Patrol tries to restore his memory and abilities in order to find the Chief; Rita confronts her doubts with the help of a stranger, and Larry realizes how tied he is to the Negative Spirit. Scorecard: 7/10  Feedback : blackgirlcouch@gmail.com Twitter: Black Girl_Couch Tumblr: slowlandrogynousmiracle

Welcoming back the iconic Illustrator of some of my favorite comics which include DOOM PATROL! Which is one of my favorite comic series ever. I read them as a kid, and his run on Flex Mentallo is awesome, and it's one being used currently on the TV SHOW! But Mark McKenna has had an amazing run in comics spanning over 3 decades now. In that time he has worked on Batman, Wolverine, Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk and more recently on Star Wars, counting close to 600 comics or more by now. Mark's work can be seen in Legendary Picture Books PACIFIC RIM movie prequel as well as Dark Horse Comic's Star Wars-The Old Republic: The Lost Suns. In 2012 his work on the online web comic titled "Star Wars: Blood of the Empire" was collected into an 84 page trade paperback and was the lynchpin for the 2012 released Bio-ware online video game, The Old Republic. DC and Marvel have collected Mark's work in multitudes of titles such as Doom Patrol, Venom, Deadpool Classics and Exiles. Mark has also created, written, inked and published the Sci Fi/Horror COMBAT JACKS comic book mini series. The COMBAT JACKS Collection which collects the 144 page mini series into a hardcover mini series is NOW available.. under Mark's Banana Tale Press imprint. His children's book series Banana Tail and Friends is a labor of love that he created when his daughter was four and had a newborn son. The BOOnana Tail Halloween Special was released for Halloween 2014 and was treated as an "all ages" comic project that continues to grow with children that had the original storybooks read to them as younger children. The other Banana Tail titles include; Banana Tail's Tales and Activities, Banana Tail's Colorful Adventure and the soon-to-be-released Banana Tail and the Checkerboard Jungle. He was so nice to send me his first books of Banana tails years ago, and as an avid collector I can't thank him enough. Awesome stuff for kids, and hope more of his work is in peoples hands as they tuck their little ones to bed at night. Enjoy his links below for more Banana Tail info please visit: www.bananatail.com For more comic-related info, please visit: www.markmckennaart.com or www.combatjacks.com

Welcoming back the iconic Illustrator of some of my favorite comics which include DOOM PATROL! Which is one of my favorite comic series ever. I read them as a kid, and his run on Flex Mentallo is... Come listen to the voices inside Tha Jackals Head Sundays at 10pm est. ONLY on PSN RADIO. "C'MON MAN YOU KNOW THE THING."

Dziwaki, odmieńcy, odrzutki - ta drużyna składa się z bardzo osobliwych postaci. Serial "Doom Patrol" zakończył 2. sezon, teraz czas porozmawiać o Chiefie, Dorothy i spółce. Pokonanie Mr Nobody dało Doom Patrolowi chwilę spokoju. Nie znaczy to jednak, że bandę wyrzutków czekają spokojne miesiące na kanapie - na horyzoncie nadal znajduje się mnóstwo przedziwnych zagrożeń (Sex Demon, ogłupiające wszy, czy Bureau of Normalcy) z... wyimaginowanymi przyjaciółmi Dorothy Spinner na czele. Motywem przewodnim 2. sezonu "Doom Patrolu" jest rodzina i odbudowanie relacji, bądź godzenie się ze stratą. Dotyczy to zarówno Nilesa, Larry'ego, Cliffa, jak i Rity czy Jane. Tylko Vic a.k.a. Cyborg otrzymuje story arc, związany z niecodziennym romansem. Dodatkowo, jeszcze lepiej poznajemy ten przedziwny świat, a Doom Patrol Manor odwiedzają starzy znajomi jak Flex Mentallo czy Willoughby Kipling. Czy 2. sezon serii się nam podobał? Oczywiście. Co konkretnie i dlaczego? Tego dowiecie się z materiału.

Crazy Jane. Elasti-Woman. Positive Man. Space Case. Hank the Emotional Support Dog. Flex Mentallo. The Great Ludini. Lotion the Cat. Fugg. Mento (booo). This is the voyage of the star-faring Danny the Ambulance, journeying toward that strange new world, Planet Cliff….   Wait, what?   LET’S GET PATROLLING! News Patrol – 6:51 Doom Clock – 8:37 Doomsplaining - 15:59 - This episode we discuss the 7th and final issue of Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds, brought to us by Gerard Way, Jeremy Lambert, Nick Derington, Michael Allred, Tamra Bonvillain, Simon Bowland and Andy Khouri! Mailbag O Doom - 35:05 - We read through listener feedback as well as your responses to the last Question of the Week, which was: ‘Which comic character do you wish was more well known?’

Who is Flex Mentallo? You've seen him on the Doom Patrol show, now see him in full force. We have Brandon, Brandon, and Casey breaking through the fourth wall and get a meta as they talk about Grant Morrison and Frank Quietly's 4-Issue series

The Doom Patrol finally meets Flex Mentallo, Man of Muscle Mystery! As we continue to discuss these characters and their feelings of deep regret, we talk about the importance of looking back at mistakes and the dilemma of "cancel culture." With Doom Patrol giving us good--yet still chaotic--role models, we address these challenges and give some tips that might help listeners manage their own spaces toward safety and self-betterment. 

By: Tehran Von Ghasri - @iamtehran On this weeks RECAP: DC's DOOM PATROL - SEASON 2 - EPISODE 4 - SEX PATROL - Cyborg is back, Jane is gone, and Rita's G spot almost ends the world. Picking up with a broken Danny, thanks to Dorothy's clumsy or possibly subconsciously purposeful hands, Danny is still not put together. Dorothy sad and Niles not knowing what to do, the crew is stumped on how to fix Danny. Thankfully, the Dannizens including some favorites such as Flex Mentallo and Morally Corrupt, come to the rescue as they show up at the door. The fix, according to Morally Corrupt is to throw a party as Danny is an idea and needs to be shown love to exist and grow. Niles tells Dorothy Danny will be fixed by Bedtime. As it gets closer to bed time and nothing happens Dorothy remembers her favorite Danny song. The father/daughter duo sing a duet and grows into a musical number. Danny opens up the club, but the fix is far from done. We get a flashback of London circa 1978, where Dorothy is being kept in Danny, but not up top with everyone else but below away from everyone. Her father comes to visit but does not stay. We see Dorothy's time in Danny is extremely lonely. When Dorothy is about to wish in a colloquial manner of speaking Niles gets very upset and worried, telling her to never use those words. Back in the present, Dorothy has a moment with Rita as she watches Rita put on make up and asks if she is beautiful. Rita, says of course because everyone is beautiful but sometimes we need enhancement. After asking Dorothy's age, which is 11, she asks how long shes been alive and its 100 and 3 quarters. Rita puts make up on Dorothy. Downstairs, Niles gets mad with the make up. As bedtime approaches and Danny is far from fix, Dorothy wants to stay up but is told to go to bed. In bed, Dorothy says good night to Herschel, her imaginary spider. Candlemaker however has other plans as he instigates Dorothy to stay up because she is a grown up. Dorothy goes back to the party. At the party, Candlemaker convinces Dorothy to possibly destroy Danny as he was her prison. Dorothy asks Danny outright, to which Danny slightly confesses. Dorothy approaches to destroy Danny but does otherwise at the last moment. In the basement, Niles and Cliff run into each other. Cliff is coming off his disappointing trip to see his daughter. As he takes it out on Niles, Niles explains everyone messes up. Cliff decides to join the party and has a good time, doing the robot and dancing with a shadow. Unfortunately the orgasm is so strong it unlocks a sex demon. This brings the Sex Men to the house to save the day. They warn the team if the powerful Sex Demon has a child and the child cries, all the children of the world will perish and the world will forever be stuck in a torrid sex party. Ghosts of sexual acts abound and Rita's room is a portal. The Sex Men, who Niles is familiar with cannot go in effectively. Dorothy, way past her bedtime, ends on the stairs and asks a ultra relaxed Rita if what she meant by saying Dorothy was beautiful was true. Rita tells Dorothy to use her "other" talents. All this and more on the Afterbuzz Aftershow. Stay tuned. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this week's episode of the Doom Patrol Podcast, Andy, Cori, and Laura came together to discuss the fourth episode of the second season of Doom Patrol! Titled "Sex Patrol", the team joins the Dannyzens to help restore Danny the Street! Find out what the trio thought about one of the show's most sexual episodes in this week's Titans Podcast/Doom Patrol Podcast! A major thanks to DC TV Podcasts' amazing composer Mike Schmidt for creating the newest theme song for the podcast - find him on @MikeSchmidt09! To everyone who participated in the live-chat all-day long and helped promote the marathon as well as donate, we thank you so much! Just because the marathon is over, that doesn’t mean you can’t make a donation as the fundraising page is still taking donations! For more information on how to donate, click here to get to DC TV Podcasts’ official fundraising page on Feeding America! "2.04 "Sex Patrol" Description: When the Dannyzens throw a massive party at Doom Manor to resuscitate Danny the Brick, Dorothy longs to join the festivities and experience life as a grown-up. As the party rages on, Rita asks Flex Mentallo (guest star DEVAN CHANDLER LONG) to help unleash her full potential – which has some dangerously racy consequences." Find Titans Podcast on: Social Media: Facebook – @TitansPodcast – Instagram Subscribe: Apple Podcasts – Stitcher Radio – YouTube – DC TV Podcasts– Google Play – iHeartRadio Contact: thetitanspodcast@gmail.com Support: TeePublic Store

By: Tehran Von Ghasri - @iamtehran On this weeks RECAP: DC's DOOM PATROL - SEASON 2 - EPISODE 4 - SEX PATROL - Cyborg is back, Jane is gone, and Rita's G spot almost ends the world. Picking up with a broken Danny, thanks to Dorothy's clumsy or possibly subconsciously purposeful hands, Danny is still not put together. Dorothy sad and Niles not knowing what to do, the crew is stumped on how to fix Danny. Thankfully, the Dannizens including some favorites such as Flex Mentallo and Morally Corrupt, come to the rescue as they show up at the door. The fix, according to Morally Corrupt is to throw a party as Danny is an idea and needs to be shown love to exist and grow. Niles tells Dorothy Danny will be fixed by Bedtime. As it gets closer to bed time and nothing happens Dorothy remembers her favorite Danny song. The father/daughter duo sing a duet and grows into a musical number. Danny opens up the club, but the fix is far from done. We get a flashback of London circa 1978, where Dorothy is being kept in Danny, but not up top with everyone else but below away from everyone. Her father comes to visit but does not stay. We see Dorothy's time in Danny is extremely lonely. When Dorothy is about to wish in a colloquial manner of speaking Niles gets very upset and worried, telling her to never use those words. Back in the present, Dorothy has a moment with Rita as she watches Rita put on make up and asks if she is beautiful. Rita, says of course because everyone is beautiful but sometimes we need enhancement. After asking Dorothy's age, which is 11, she asks how long shes been alive and its 100 and 3 quarters. Rita puts make up on Dorothy. Downstairs, Niles gets mad with the make up. As bedtime approaches and Danny is far from fix, Dorothy wants to stay up but is told to go to bed. In bed, Dorothy says good night to Herschel, her imaginary spider. Candlemaker however has other plans as he instigates Dorothy to stay up because she is a grown up. Dorothy goes back to the party. At the party, Candlemaker convinces Dorothy to possibly destroy Danny as he was her prison. Dorothy asks Danny outright, to which Danny slightly confesses. Dorothy approaches to destroy Danny but does otherwise at the last moment. In the basement, Niles and Cliff run into each other. Cliff is coming off his disappointing trip to see his daughter. As he takes it out on Niles, Niles explains everyone messes up. Cliff decides to join the party and has a good time, doing the robot and dancing with a shadow. Unfortunately the orgasm is so strong it unlocks a sex demon. This brings the Sex Men to the house to save the day. They warn the team if the powerful Sex Demon has a child and the child cries, all the children of the world will perish and the world will forever be stuck in a torrid sex party. Ghosts of sexual acts abound and Rita's room is a portal. The Sex Men, who Niles is familiar with cannot go in effectively. Dorothy, way past her bedtime, ends on the stairs and asks a ultra relaxed Rita if what she meant by saying Dorothy was beautiful was true. Rita tells Dorothy to use her "other" talents. All this and more on the Afterbuzz Aftershow. Stay tuned. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Something great, something beautiful, something twisted and surreal, and also human and moving...

X-ray specs, sea monkeys, prizes and cash, this episode has it all as we take a stroll back through the ads of vintage comics. Plus more X-arguments, some spooky comics reviews for Halloween and possibly the strangest Hulk comic ever. SHOW NOTES: 00:00 Intro & News 36:00 Reviews - The Amazing Mary Jane #1 - The Immortal Hulk #25 - Marauders #1 - X-Men #1 - Strange Skies Over East Berlin #1 - A Visit From Midnight Mummy 1:15:20 Feature Topic: Vintage comic book ads 1:50:08 BA’s PA

Whatever happened to Destiny Beach? With the Sands of Strength, and the Ocean of Dreams, how could Flex Mentallo have forgotten this place - and how will the Patrol return the beach to its former glory? Tune in to find out, Patrollers! News Patrol – 5:10 Doom Clock – 11:10 Doomsplaining - 20:17 - We dive in to issue 4 of Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds, wiith thanks to Gerard Way, Jeremy Lambert, Nick Pitarra, Tamra Bonvillain, Simon Bowland, Nick Derington, Andy Khouri and Maggie Howell! Mailbag O Doom - 36:54 - We read through listener feedback and your responses to the last Question of the Week, which was: ‘What’s your favourite comic about something that really happened?

This week, the boys discuss Rose/Thorn's potential new role in the Legion, the end of year one of "The Green Lantern," and review a book because they were harassed enough about it on Twitter.

The Doom Patrol head to Destiny Beach, Flex Mentallo's mythical bodybuilding Valhalla.Available for Purchase Here:https://www.comixology.com/Doom-Patrol-Weight-of-the-Worlds-2019-4/digital-comic/808508?Connect with us on social media and let us know what you think. Which comics would you like to have a commentary track for?https://twitter.com/BENBLACKERCOMIC BOOK COMMENTARY IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST:http://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/comic-book-commentary

Hablamos de una de las obras más experimentales del Escocés Grant Morrison que concibió junto a uno de sus artistas insignia como es Frank Quitely. En esta pequeña miniserie de cuatro números veríamos las andanzas en solitario de este personaje salido de la Doom Patrol que camina entre la realidad y la ficción.

Hablamos de una de las obras más experimentales del Escocés Grant Morrison que concibió junto a uno de sus artistas insignia como es Frank Quitely. En esta pequeña miniserie de cuatro números veríamos las andanzas en solitario de este personaje salido de la Doom Patrol que camina entre la realidad y la ficción.

CAPÍTULO #203… Hemos vuelto para hacer más ruido, más contenido y mejor que nunca. Nos espera una temporada llena de sorpresas y novedades. Pero lo primero es cumplir con la tradición y abrir boca con una de las obras más locas de Gran Morrison, Flex Mentallo. Además contaremos como invitado a Laintxo de ‘Es la Hora de las tortas’ para hablar de ella. Tampoco dejamos de lado nuestro amplio repaso por las mejores novedades del verano y la actualidad más rabiosa. ¿Estáis preparados? Abrazad el cambio, nos oímos! NOTICIAS [00:12:29] Novedades ECC y Astiberri Nuevo Equipo para la serie regular de Batman NOVEDADES [00:29:18] Epílogo (00:30) Lanfeust Odissey (00:36) Siete para la eternidad #3 (00:40) Veneno Primer Huésped (00:45) Marvel Gold Nuevos Mutantes #2 (00:48) Las crónicas del León Melquíades (00:52) Thorgal Integral #1 (00:56) Estados Divididos de Histeria (00:58) Abe Sapien Integral #1 (01:02) Jagaan #1 (01:05) Violent Action (01:13) La esperanza frente a todo (01:19) Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes (01:24) Max: los años 20 (01:28) Black Magick (01:36) The Magic Order (01:40) Maestros (01:45) ANÁLISIS: FLEX MENTALLO [01:54:02] Hablamos de una de las obras más experimentales del Escocés Grant Morrison que concibió junto a uno de sus artistas insignia como es Frank Quitely. En esta pequeña miniserie de cuatro números veríamos las andanzas en solitario de este personaje salido de la Doom Patrol que camina entre la realidad y la ficción. OYENTES [02:35:19] Leemos todos vuestros mensajes dejados en las redes y nuestra sección de la voz de los Agentes de Hydra, Habla pueblo Habla! Muchas gracias por escucharnos y todo vuestro apoyo y participación! Tomos y Grapas es un medio de comunicación donde hablamos de todo lo referente sobre el mundo del cómic, novela gráfica e ilustración.

CAPÍTULO #203… Hemos vuelto para hacer más ruido, más contenido y mejor que nunca. Nos espera una temporada llena de sorpresas y novedades. Pero lo primero es cumplir con la tradición y abrir boca con una de las obras más locas de Gran Morrison, Flex Mentallo. Además contaremos como invitado a Laintxo de ‘Es la Hora de las tortas’ para hablar de ella. Tampoco dejamos de lado nuestro amplio repaso por las mejores novedades del verano y la actualidad más rabiosa. ¿Estáis preparados? Abrazad el cambio, nos oímos! NOTICIAS [00:12:29] Novedades ECC y Astiberri Nuevo Equipo para la serie regular de Batman NOVEDADES [00:29:18] Epílogo (00:30) Lanfeust Odissey (00:36) Siete para la eternidad #3 (00:40) Veneno Primer Huésped (00:45) Marvel Gold Nuevos Mutantes #2 (00:48) Las crónicas del León Melquíades (00:52) Thorgal Integral #1 (00:56) Estados Divididos de Histeria (00:58) Abe Sapien Integral #1 (01:02) Jagaan #1 (01:05) Violent Action (01:13) La esperanza frente a todo (01:19) Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes (01:24) Max: los años 20 (01:28) Black Magick (01:36) The Magic Order (01:40) Maestros (01:45) ANÁLISIS: FLEX MENTALLO [01:54:02] Hablamos de una de las obras más experimentales del Escocés Grant Morrison que concibió junto a uno de sus artistas insignia como es Frank Quitely. En esta pequeña miniserie de cuatro números veríamos las andanzas en solitario de este personaje salido de la Doom Patrol que camina entre la realidad y la ficción. OYENTES [02:35:19] Leemos todos vuestros mensajes dejados en las redes y nuestra sección de la voz de los Agentes de Hydra, Habla pueblo Habla! Muchas gracias por escucharnos y todo vuestro apoyo y participación! Tomos y Grapas es un medio de comunicación donde hablamos de todo lo referente sobre el mundo del cómic, novela gráfica e ilustración.

We go down the bumpy path yet again here for Episode 115! We start in the DC Universe and talk Titans S2 premiere and Doom Patrol (with Flex Mentallo’s 4 Issue run from ‘96 for added flavor!). From there we discuss the final one of the LotR trilogy before talking shows. First up is Carnival Row. Then we move onto the second half of Jessica Jones and The Boys (with discussion involving the first trade as well). The we get into It Chapter 2 and I really enjoyed it and Luke has some problems with it. Thanks for checking the episode out!!

This is a mismatch of all the different bits we had laying around right now. We start off talking 12 Monkeys and Dark Crystal because I hadn’t seen them and needed to. With the crazy amount of people talking about the Netflix release it was time to check it out and I dove in because Luke isn’t a fan of puppets. From there we spoke about Doom Patrol and Flex Mentallo joining the ranks, worst/best list with House of the Dead and Pulp Fiction. Then we start out with Jessica Jones S3 with the first 5 episodes and end with the first 4 episodes of The Boys on Prime right now which is a lot of fun!

Arnold Drake, Bob Haney, Bruno Premiani, DC Comics, HBO, Robotman, Elasti-Girl, Negative Man, Niles Caulder, Paul Kupperberg, Grant Morrison, Richard Case, Rachel Pollack, John Arcudi, John Byrne, Chris Claremont, Keith Giffen, Crazy Jane, Frank Quitely, Flex Mentallo, Danny the Street, Joe Staton, Doom Patrol, Tan Eng Huat, Changeling, Cyborg, Gerard Way, Geoff Johns, Tony Daniel, Joshua Clay, Celsius, Karma, Nick Derington, Young Animal... Todos estos conceptos son sinónimos de Doom Patrol o de Patrulla Condenada. Aprovechando el estreno en nuestro país de la serie de televisión que adapta las aventuras de este muy particular grupo de DC Comics, dedicamos un podcast a la Patrulla Condenada. En su mayor parte, hablamos de cómics dificiles de conseguir (o directamente inéditos) en España, pero no hemos podido resistirnos a la hora de hablar de uno de nuestros grupos favoritos de DC.

Arnold Drake, Bob Haney, Bruno Premiani, DC Comics, HBO, Robotman, Elasti-Girl, Negative Man, Niles Caulder, Paul Kupperberg, Grant Morrison, Richard Case, Rachel Pollack, John Arcudi, John Byrne, Chris Claremont, Keith Giffen, Crazy Jane, Frank Quitely, Flex Mentallo, Danny the Street, Joe Staton, Doom Patrol, Tan Eng Huat, Changeling, Cyborg, Gerard Way, Geoff Johns, Tony Daniel, Joshua Clay, Celsius, Karma, Nick Derington, Young Animal... Todos estos conceptos son sinónimos de Doom Patrol o de Patrulla Condenada. Aprovechando el estreno en nuestro país de la serie de televisión que adapta las aventuras de este muy particular grupo de DC Comics, dedicamos un podcast a la Patrulla Condenada. En su mayor parte, hablamos de cómics dificiles de conseguir (o directamente inéditos) en España, pero no hemos podido resistirnos a la hora de hablar de uno de nuestros grupos favoritos de DC.

My favorite new & complete stories in Marvel Unlimited this month including: Comics discussed: Flex Mentallo Heroes in Crisis Cosmic Ghost Rider Friendo Music for Best Comics Ever by Anthony Weis. Check out more music at anthonyweis.com. Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe on Android To learn how you can support Best Comics Ever and receive more exclusive […] The post Best Comics Ever #35: Heroes in Crisis, Flex Mentallo, Cosmic Ghost Rider Ranked! appeared first on Comic Book Herald.

Charles and Jesse are back to discuss “Penultimate Patrol”, the fourteenth episode of the DC Universe series Doom Patrol, featuring Alan Tudyk as Mr. Nobody, Devan Chandler Long as Flex Mentallo, Phil Morris as Silas Stone, and Tommy Snider as the Beard Hunter!   Email TitanTalk at TitanTalkCast@gmail.com TitanTalk on Twitter — @TitanTalkCast

This episode is titled "Penultimate Patrol". I had to look up the meaning of that word. Now that I know the definition, the title is very fitting. Penultimate just means next to last. As this is the next to last episode... I get the joke. Just when we thought we were rid of Cyborg, they bring him back in. Why must DC punish us? We get a little bit of the impetus behind why Eric Morden became Mr. Nobody...unless that is just something he made up to help bait his trap for Doom Patrol. Cyborg re-installs GRID and is able to locate the Beard Hunter using the tracking device Rita planted on him. They find that he is now a resident of Danny the Street. Jane was about to torture some answers out of the Beard Hunter when Danny the Street confessed he knew where Chief was being held. Mr. Nobody had him in the white space on the comic book pages. The place where there is no content. Flex Mentallo is able to open a portal into the white space (after a brief mistake of flexing the wrong muscle and causing a little inadvertent pleasure). Once inside the white space the Doom Patrol confronts Mr. Nobody. They believe they have defeated him only to find out it was part of his plan. Mr. Nobody convinces Chief the only way to escape is to "Let the truth set you free". Chief agonizes over this decision, but ultimately comes clean with the group. The accidents that gave them powers and changed their lives forever.... weren't accidents! The Chief orchestrated each event. Will the group support Chief? Will they leave him with Mr. Nobody? Will they rage and destroy the Chief in front of Mr. Nobody (which is probably what he wants anyway? Let us know in the comments. We have also added a Google Voice number where you can call and leave us your thoughts.  If they are good, we will use them on the show.  The number is (575) 323-1332.  SUBSCRIBE to watch more videos like this one! LET'S CONNECT! -- Talk Nerdy to Me Facebook -- Zia Comics Facebook -- Zia Comics Twitter -- Zia Comics Instagram -- Talk Nerdy to Me website -- Zia Comics website LISTEN TO OUR PODCAST! - iTunes - Stitcher - Google Play #DoomPatrol #Robotman #CliffSteele #LarryTrainor #DianeGuerrero #CrazyJane #AprilBowlby #Elastigirl #AlanTudyk #EricMorden #MrNobody #MattBomer #NegativeMan #BrendanFraser #TimothyDalton #Chief #DCUniverse #NilesCaulder #cyborg

Last episode our intrepid heroes busted Cyborg...and Flex Mentallo... out of the Ant Farm. Rita talks Cyborg into re-installing his GRID operating system after the nanites start turning him more into a robot than human. Cyborg decides to stay with his dad in the hospital after nearly beating him to death when Mr Nobody got into his head. Rita stays with Cyborg to help him through this tough time. Meanwhile, back at the mansion... Jane and Robot Man try to get Flex's memory to kick in. They do everything they can think of to trigger his memory. The only thing that works is bringing his wife back to him. Short lived reunion as she has had her body wired so if she comes back in contact with Flex, she dies. We also find out that Larry and the Negative Spirit are in a symbiotic relationship. They need each other to survive. The best part is when Mr Nobody gives his soliloquy at the end. Everything he says proves we have been right all season long. He says the past episodes have all been character driven drivel. He rips Cyborgs face off the Doom Patrol ad. He even promises we will be getting more superheroes doing superhero stuff! Can't wait! Do you agree with us that we have sat through enough backstory and should start seeing the Doom Patrol start doing heroic things to stop Mr Nobody? Let us know in the comments. We have also added a Google Voice number where you can call and leave us your thoughts.  If they are good, we will use them on the show.  The number is (575) 323-1332.  CHECK OUT THE GUYS THAT MAKE US LOOK GOOD SUBSCRIBE to watch more videos like this one! LET'S CONNECT! -- Talk Nerdy to Me Facebook -- Zia Comics Facebook -- Zia Comics Twitter -- Zia Comics Instagram -- Talk Nerdy to Me website -- Zia Comics website LISTEN TO OUR PODCAST! - iTunes - Stitcher - Google Play #DoomPatrol #Robotman #CliffSteele #LarryTrainor #DianeGuerrero #CrazyJane #AprilBowlby #Elastigirl #AlanTudyk #EricMorden #MrNobody #MattBomer #NegativeMan #BrendanFraser #TimothyDalton #Chief #DCUniverse #NilesCaulder #cyborg

Charles and Jesse are back to discuss “Flex Patrol”, the thirteenth episode of the DC Universe series Doom Patrol, featuring Devan Chandler Long as Flex Mentallo, Haley Strode & Susan Williams as Dolores Watson, Ethan McDowell as Charles Forsythe, and Ed Asner as the Hospital Patient!   Email TitanTalk at TitanTalkCast@gmail.com TitanTalk on Twitter — @TitanTalkCast

Antepenúltimo episodio de Hermandad Condenada. Tres martes finales, uno es hoy, dos más a futuro para terminar con la saga televisiva de la Doom Patrol. En el capítulo de hoy, finalmente el debut de Flex Mentallo, The sensational character find of 1991. Guía de lectura recomendada: Doom Patrol (Vol. 2) #42: La historia de origen de Flex Mentallo. Flex Mentallo #01-04: Miniserie dedicada al personaje escrita por Grant Morrison y Frank Quitely para Vertigo. Idea, conducción y edición: Gonzalo Ruiz. Logo: Tomás Corsi. Locución: Rodrigo Lucero.

Afterbuzz Aftershow Hosts Tehran Von Ghasri, Oliver Drennan, and Alana Jordan talk DC’s DOOM PATROL Season 1 Episode 13 “Flex Patrol.” Talks include Flex Mentallo, Flex and Dolores not so happy reunion, and Mr. Nobody. Cyborg plugs back in, Rita’s big secret, and much more. Stay tuned. Doom Patrol is finally here! This show is AMAZING and as one of DC All Access' best shows, it needs a good panel of DC Fans to break it down! Join us for weekly episode discussions, predictions, plot breakdowns, and insider information as the DOOM PATROL AFTERBUZZ TV AFTER SHOW is here for you! Subscribe and comment to stay up to date, and make sure you leave that rating and comment to support the show! Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Afterbuzz Aftershow Hosts Tehran Von Ghasri, Oliver Drennan, and Alana Jordan talk DC’s DOOM PATROL Season 1 Episode 13 “Flex Patrol.”  Talks include Flex Mentallo, Flex and Dolores not so happy reunion, and Mr. Nobody. Cyborg plugs back in, Rita’s big secret, and much more.  Stay tuned. Doom Patrol is finally here! This show is AMAZING and as one of DC All Access' best shows, it needs a good panel of DC Fans to break it down! Join us for weekly episode discussions, predictions, plot breakdowns, and insider information as the DOOM PATROL AFTERBUZZ TV AFTER SHOW is here for you! Subscribe and comment to stay up to date, and make sure you leave that rating and comment to support the show! Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Time Codes: 00:00:27 - Introduction 00:02:46 - Comics Alternative news! 00:07:53 - Doom Patrol 00:42:28 - Shade the Changing Girl 00:59:45 - Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye 01:17:47 - Mother Panic 01:34:30 - Wrap up 01:41:55 - Contact us This week the Two Guys with PhDs Talking about Comics discuss DC's Young Animal titles. They begin with Gerard Way and Nick Derington's Doom Patrol, the maiden voyage of the new imprint. There have been three issues released so far, and the guys really like what they've seen. Way definitely takes a cue from Grant Morrison's legendary run on the title, referencing many of Morrison's original additions to the Silver Age series -- most notably Danny the Street and Flex Mentallo -- yet at the same time making Doom Patrol uniquely his own. After that, Andy and Derek discuss the first four issues of Shade the Changing Girl. This is Cecil Castellucci and Marley Zarcone's revamping of the old Steve Ditko creation (and best popularized in the early 1990s by Peter Milligan and Chris Bachelor), Shade the Changing Man. Their emphasis on the lives of young high school women promises to be a curious spin on the property. Next, the guys turn to what Andy calls his favorite of the Young Animal line, Jonathan Rivera, Gerard Way, and Michael Avon Oeming's Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye. As they point out, Cave Carson is a character from the early 1960s appearing in both Brave and the Bold and Showcase, but unlike his contemporary Rip Hunter, he never received a title of his own. Way, Rivera, and Oeming are now giving him that opportunity. The Two Guys conclude their episode with a very different kind of Young Animal title, Jody Houser and Tommy Lee Edwards's Mother Panic. This is the only one of the four series not to be based on Silver Age properties, and it's the only one to be deeply enmeshed into the DC Universe. For that reason, Derek is less enamored with Mother Panic -- at least in terms of the first two issues so far -- feeling that it takes itself too seriously and wonders why this wasn't a regular DC title. Andy has no problem with this Gotham-drenched series.

On this episode Andy and Derek turn their critical sites on the work of Grant Morrison. Joining them in the discussion is Marc Singer, the author of Grant Morrison: Combining the Worlds of Contemporary Comics.  Although much of the talk revolves around Morrison's non-superhero work - e.g., The Invisibles, The Filth, Seaguy, Flex Mentallo, We3, Sebastian O, The Mystery Play, and Happy! - Derek, Andy, and Marc bring into their discussion titles such as Arkham Asylum, Batman Gothic, Final Crisis, JLA, New X-Men, and Morrison's recent run on Action Comics.  So whether you are a diehard superhero fan, or your tastes run more to alternative or non-mainstream comics, you'll definitely find this an episode worth listening to.

We’re looking at Doom Patrol #43 by Grant Morrison and guest artist Steve Yeowell. It’s a bit of a breather issue… the Doom Patrol gets comfortable on their new headquarters of Danny the Street, Flex Mentallo gets a costume (a … Continue reading →

We’re looking at Doom Patrol #42 by Grant Morrison and Mike Dringenburg. It’s the secret origin of Flex Mentallo – the greatest character find of 1991. And he kinda, really is!

We're looking at Doom Patrol #36… we get to hang out with Danny the Street, say goodbye to the men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E. (for now) and say hello to Flex Mentallo! All this, and Rhea finally wakes up.