94 episodes
Multiversed Rob Nordberg, Paul Davis Lyons, Angela Outlaw, Chandler Taylor, Jay Philips
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4.7 • 18 Ratings
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'Wednesday' is a show where we discuss all things comics. We cover everything from the latest books to the hottest news, and also have a major topic of discussion.
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Multiversed #66: Deadpool Part Hugh, SHe-Hulk, and Catching Up!
Life has once again kept the crew from recording, but with the recent announcement of Hugh Jackman clawing up once again we had to find a way to record! There has been so much nerd news and content over the past few months the gang just could stop talking about all that sweet sweet content.
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Multiversed #65: Catching up Part 2! Multiverse of Madness!
Paul and Chandler are back with their catching up conversation. This time they're diving into their long overdue discussion of Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness.
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Multiversed #64: Catching up!
It's been a while since the gang has been able to get together, and in that time 48 nerd years have passed. So this week Chandler and Paul do their best to get caught up on the world of geek and pop culture.
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Multiversed #63: Thor, Moon Knight, and Batman!
This week we have a mix of good stuff to chat about. We finally have a thor trailer, Moon knight is half over, and Rob chimes in on The Batman.
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Multiversed #62: The OH SO Timely Batman Review!
It has been a few weeks since we could all get together and record, but in that time we have all seen The Batman! If you still can't get enough of Matt Reeves' spooky gothic Gotham pull up a chair and hangout!
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Multiversed #61: Getting someone into comics!
This week the gang discusses the best way to get someone into comics. Doesn't matter if it's a young kid or a grown ass man, there is never a bad time to get into comics.
Customer Reviews
Awesome pop culture gabfest!!!
Fun conversations covering comics and pulp culture. Great, well rounded individuals that steer the ideas where they naturally go! Give it a listen!
Much love
These guys know comics and are a fun listen, but I especially enjoy the 2-star rating they got accompanied by a glowing review. Stars, man. Silly stuff.
Great for long rides
There are, as I see it, three kinds of podcast; instructional, narrative, and conversational. I drive for a living and prefer the last of these, but within the conversational category, there's two subcategories. The first has the kind of conversation that feels like you're accidentally eavesdropping on it. You can't focus on the topic, don't know the players, and only catch non sequential pieces like "Avery...hairspray...auditorium fire". This type comprises the vast majority of conversational podcasts, and I find them aggravating and distracting. The second has the kind of conversation that makes you feel like you're part of it without having to make a soud; like you're sitting in the same room as the voices you hear and sharing their experiences. This podcast is one of precious few of this last and best category.