Issue #71 - "Crossovers" (w/ Mallory Vanier)

Doctor DC Podcast

English - August 22, 2018 04:00 - 1 hour - 102 MB - ★★★★★ - 73 ratings
Books Arts TV & Film dceu dcuniverse geek wonderwoman batman comicbooks comics dccomics justiceleague nerd Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed

Previous Episode: Issue #70 - "The One Percent" (w/ Simon King)

Next Episode: Issue #72 - "Marvel Steals from DC" (w/ Andrea Stratis)

In this week’s issue we are joined by an elite member of the Doctor DC lineage, Mallory Vanier. We talk all about DC crossovers, promotional tie-ins, and other team ups outside the normal DC continuity.

Sponsored by Great Lakes Grooming Co.

Intro Music by Aaron Barry

To ask questions for the next episode, or to continue the conversation online visit us here:

On Twitter

On Facebook

On Instagram

On our Website

Or check out our new store for merch

SHOW NOTES (courtesy of Josh Gill)

Meet Mallory Vanier

(2:55) The DDCEU

(7:33) Mallory’s comic background

Crossovers

(17:01) What modern day brands would you like to see superheroes use?

(21:36) During the JLA/Avengers mini-series, the DCU was represented in a female form. Was this representation something singularly used for the crossover or has this been used since?

(26:30) What major TV or outside inspired cross overs? Other than Batgirl and Harley Quinn, what original media characters were put in comic continuity?

(34:53) What Marvel characters would you like to see team-up or fight?

(44:38) All time favorite crossovers?

(55:51) Favorite Green Lantern crossover?

(1:01:25) Using the cover of JLA/Avengers 002, who wins each of those fights objectively?

(1:15:48) Is Shredder really a match for Batman?

(1:19:54) What crossover or team-up would you like to see?

(1:24:34) What did you think of the Looney Toons and DC crossovers?

(1:28:30) Will we ever see a definitive crossover between Superman and Goku?

(1:34:03) Whats your favorite ad from old comicbooks?

Dial Doc

(1:43:21) Hype Train

(1:44:21) Staphylococctipus