WFD 123: Episode 123 - DO YOU KNOW IT’S JLMAY 2018??? OR At least this post doesn't have that godawful song.

Huzzah once again, fellow Doom Patrol Fans (and Mom)! 

Still playing catch-up (man, a new job, vacations, increased responsibility at said earlier job, Inktober, holidays, and kidney donation can really slow up progress and blog posts!) but here's some stuff, just for you. Let's start with a link:

Episode 123 - DO YOU KNOW IT’S JLMAY 2018???
May 20, 2018
We're back with our JLMay 2018 Episode!

Mike and Paul are joined by accredited Supergirl stalker Dr Anj from the Supergirl Comic Box Commentary Blog to do JLMay for another (third) year. It's part, err 9? or something of 12 parts The Silver Age comic series from 2000.

Follow the JLMay crossover on these great podcasts below! Each show will cover another chapter of the Silver Age event! Use the hashtag #JLMay2018 when discussing the crossover on social media!

Justice’s First Dawn – Silver Age #1 https://classicjla.podbean.com

Relatively Geeky Presents – SA: Challengers of the Unknown http://relativelygeekypodcast.blogspot.com/

Coffee & Comics – SA: Justice League of America http://coffeecomicsreading.blogspot.com

Batgirl to Oracle – SA: Showcase http://thebatmanuniverse.net/category/podcast/bto/

Super Mates – SA: Teen Titans http://fireandwaterpodcast.com

Idol Head of Diabolu – SA: Dial “H” for Hero http://shoutengine.com/TheIdolHeadofDiaboluPodcast

The Longbox Crusade –SA: The Flash http://www.longboxcrusade.com/

The Lanterncast – SA: Green Lantern http://www.lanterncast.com

Waiting for Doom – SA: Doom Patrol right here, right now!

Comic Reflections – SA: The Brave & The Bold http://www.podcastgarden.com/podcast/comicreflections

Chris & Reggie’s Cosmic Treadmill – Silver Age 80 Page Giant https://chrisandreggie.podbean.com/

In this episode...

Our week in comics - 5:00

Down on Derington Way - 7:50

Doom Clock - 14:15

Doomsplaining - 19:20 - Discussion of The Silver Age: Doom Patrol by Tom Peyer, Sergio Cariello, Rymond Kryssing, Kurt Hathaway, James Sinclair, Ramona Fradon, Kevin Nowlan and Dan Raspler!

Mailbag O Doom - 35:45 - we go through your responses to the latest Question of the Week: Who's your favourite panel to panel visual storyteller in comics?

Not a lot in the way of images for y'all, as I sent my copy of Secret Origins and Files to Paul (I've since replaced it), but I did snag some scans before it went: 

Episode 95: JLMay 2017 - JUSTICE Part 11 OR It's Not Perfect, But It's the Best We Got.

Since they did so well with last year's JLMay event, the boys were invited back. Here's the rundown for the latest episode, right from WilFreD's databanks: 

The penultimate episode of the JLMay 2017 crossover is here, and we're joined by the constantly caffeinated Clinton Robison, of the Coffee & Comics blog and podcast! LETS GET PATROLLING!

• Down on Derington Way - 9:33
• Doom Clock - 14:40
• Doomsplaining - 17:41 - The JLMay crossover event returns for 2017, and this year we looking at the 2005 series "JUSTICE", by Jim Krueger, Alex Ross, and Doug Braithwaite! Mike, Paul and Clinton discuss issue 11 of the series - and you should head over to the Justice's First Dawn podcast for the finale!
• Mailbag O Doom - 56:25 - We read your responses to the question, "What is your favourite Justice League story?"

I loves me some Justice. And some Justice League. And some Alex Ross. I've thoroughly enjoyed listening to this JLMay event, but as y'all may have heard, I have a wonderfully short commute (3 miles), so I'm catching up on the event,but I figured I'd skip ahead, rewind, and then listen to the whole thing from where I'm at now. Y'know, like listening to your favorite song on a cassette tape. 

Anyway, enough about me. Let's get to why y'all are really here. Here's the imagery. 

FIST BUMP!

Creator cred. 

Justice was not built with Guided View Reading in mind. 

See? Guided view clips Rita right out. 

See? Right there. 

The two Flashes that would headline team-ups with the Doom Patrol in the pages of The Brave & The Bold. 

Here's some more Alex Ross from this here blog, oddly enough, all about Justice. 

And before I sign off, here's some more doodles from Nick Derington's Twitter. 

Question of the Week: 
Which fictional character would your want running your country?