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Tuesday, January 15, 2019

WFD: Episode 122: A Little Late Like Immortus Is A Little Old OR A NEW POST? Better than hamberders!

Here's the link for the episode: linkety-link-link.

Episode 122: A Little Late Like Immortus Is A Little Old
May 3, 2018

IS THAT A NEW VOLUME 6 ISSUE I SEE BEFORE ME?? LET'S GET PATROLLING!
Down on Derington Way - 9:45
Doom Clock - 15:00
Doomsplaining - 20:21 - It's here! The conclusion to the arc that leads into the event that's already concluded! It's Doom Patrol Volume 6 Issue 11, by Gerard Way, Nick Derington, Tamra Bonvillain, Tom Fowler, Todd Klein, Jaime S Rich and Molly Mahan!
Mailbag O Doom - 43:35 - we go through your responses to the latest Question of the Week: What's your number 1 goal at a comic convention?



Here's some of the visual goodness unavailable on a silly podcast. 







I'll be trying to catch up with Mike and Paul and WilFreD and all the other guests between and since before the Doom Patrol show hits the airwaves. 

. . .and if I don't quite get there, well, feel free to leave a comment. Y'know, like you do. 

Monday, April 2, 2018

WFD CATCH UP - ALL THE POSTS!!!

Well, nutbunnies. I got a WHOLE LOT behind here, friends. So let's get to catching up!

HUZZAH!


Episode 116 Welcome To Doom-Thousand-Eighteen

It's a new year, a new episode and season of Waiting for Doom, and a BRAND NEW ISSUE OF DOOM PATROL! Let's get patrolling!
  • Down on Derington Way - 11:54
  • Doom Clock - 16:35
  • Doomsplaining - 19:37 - We finally get a brand new issue of Doom Patrol in our hot hands! We crash through the white of unreality to discuss issue 10 of volume 6, from Gerard Way, Nick Derington, Tom Fowler, Tamra Bonvillain, Todd Klein, Jeremy Lambert and Kyle Smart!
  • Mailbag O Doom - 42:57










Episode 117 The Milkman Cometh! (Don't Repeat the Codsville Maneuver)

WFD is back with an all new episode featuring the start of an all new epic story featuring the DOOM PATROL featuring milk featuring Mike and Paul! Hot milk, mmm, refreshing! Or something. Let's get patrolling!
  • Down on Derington Way - 8:10
  • Doom Clock - 10:04
  • Doomsplaining - 13:28 - The Milke Wars have begun! We take a look at Part 1 of the Young Animal/DC crossover, starring the JLA and Doom Patrol, and brought to us by Steve Orlando, Gerard Way, ACO, Hugo Petrus, Tamra Bonvillain, Marissa Louise, Clem Robins, David Lorenzo Rieiro, Frank Quitely, Molly Mahan and Jamie S. Rich!
  • Mailbag O Doom - 38:11 - Who is your favourite back-up team for a comic book character?










Episode 118 Mental Flossam and Jetsam

Run for your lives, it's timf for more Waiting For Doom! Mike and Paul return to take a look at the under-appreciated Volume 3 of the Doom Patrol, featuring multiple RobotmEn, bittersweet closure, spooky monsters and ill-timed phone calls! Let's get patrolling!
  • Down on Derington Way - 6:36
  • Doom Clock - 11:39
  • Doomsplaining - 16:39 - At long last, we return to volume 3! There really was a good reason for it though. Honest. For reals. Anyway, we take a look at issues 9 and 10 by John Arcudi, Tan Eng Huat, Dave Stewart, Bob Lappan, Harvey Richards and Andew Helfer!
  • Mailbag O Doom - 37:14 - Which comic book character looks best in black and white?
















Monday, March 13, 2017

Episode 87: Come In Out Of The Rain OR I Believe It

After a brief hiatus that is nowhere near as long as the wait between Doom Patrol issues, Mike and Paul are back with another wonderful episode of Waiting for Doom!

From the Podbean feed:
There is another world. There is a better world. Well...there must be.


Down on Derington Way - 13:09
Doom Clock - 17:35
Doomsplaining - 20:36 - This week we reach the end of another era in Doom Patrol history, as we take a look at issues 62 and 63 of volume 2, from Grant Morrison and Richard Case - Morrison's final issues.
Mailbag O Doom - 58:12 - We read your responses to the question, "What piece of Doom Patrol merchandise would you approve?"

I'm going to break from the show order to get right into the images from Doom Patrol (volume 2) #62 and #63.

Here's the cover for #62

And some interiors


Not the most intimidating lineup, but I'll take 'em. 


Ah, Rebis, always glass half cracked. 


Pseudo-Chief is not the best welcome wagon. 


I believe it too, Dorothy. 


Cliff calling it like it is. 


Danny's is a MUCH better welcome wagon. 


Pure inspiration. And so informative to the current DP (v6) run. 


Splendid work from Case. 


The tunnel between worlds. 


'Sup ape-faced girl?

And Grant Morrison's last issue on the Doom Patrol, #63.
A rare, but welcome Richard Case cover. 

Here's a peek at the goings on in that issue:
The Empire of Chairs. I wonder how Mr. Case felt about drawing so very many chairs. 


Doomed, I say! 


Challenging Marcia's professionalism. 


Cliff and Rebis never let Jane down. 


The crux of Doom Patrol #63. 


What are you doing? I mean besides reading this blog. 


KLIKLOK - John Workman lettering for the ages. 


Gutpunched. 


Come in out of the rain. 


Rachel Pollack's thoughts as Grant Morrison departs. 

Derington Way
As always, the guys took a stroll down Derington Way. And, as always, I still owe y'all that Derington by Way of Bonvillain bit. We'll get there. I promise. 

For now, here's an Instagram post from Gerard Way about Bug. 



Here's some stuff from Nick Derington, starting with an Instagram post from him: 


And a couple tweeted images. 




A little added bonus!
New construction on Derington Way! And it's Allred!
Previews World posted an interview on Sunday, 12 March 2017. You can check it out here. It's about Bug!: The Adventures of Forager by Lee and Michael Allred coming up from Gerard Way's Young Animal line. The first issue is available in May, so be sure to check it out if you're a New Gods fan, an Allred fan or someone just looking for an offbeat new read.

In the interview, Lee Allred says, "Forager is a child of two worlds, belonging to neither. Not the underground Bug Colony, not the floating sky-city of the New Gods. That alienation, that search for one's own place, is a unifying theme of Young Animal titles."

And there you have it, another post on My Greatest Adventure 80 to match a wonderful episode of Waiting for Doom. 

Tune in next week when the fellas field your answers to the Question of the Week: 
What fictional character would you like to see join the Doom Patrol? 

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