DC Universe Infinite

Like, I mean, I, Zach, I think you and I are in lockstep here.

Like, I very much prefer where DC Universe Infinite app is at-

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, yeah

I mean, I'm joking 'cause I actually didn't think we would monetize this, but maybe we could [laughs] is if, you know, if they had custom playlists on either of these ser- services, especially DC, if we're gonna do my DC year, how nice would it be to give our patrons, like, instead of an Excel spreadsheet, like links to-

Yeah

... here's 1961, and, like, here's just the link in DC Universe Infinite.

Um, and then you just click on it and have the link to the list.

And for the comics, the digital route is by far the most efficient.

The DC Universe Infinite app provides high-resolution access to One Bad Day: Clayface, the slasher horror of Clay in Legends of the Dark Knight, and the logistical nightmare of The Mudpack in Detective Comics.

So easy to find.

You can also find these specific arcs on Kindle or other e-book platforms.

So it's gonna be a new app.

You can transition your library, but there's gonna be tiers, so you can keep the current model, which is three-month waiting period, or you can go to a one-month waiting period, much like DC Infinite.

And I know Aaron, Joey, and I have been talking about this for a while, that that, that's really the selling, uh, aspect of the DC Infinite, that fact that, um, one-month waiting really is different than three-months waiting.

Um, and so right now there are several deals, and you can go and you can buy a one-year for the one-month waiting for $65, and-

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Now, on the comic book side of things, DC Go crossover and event called Runway to Ruin launched last week as of October 1st.

It's the first ever crossover event for DC Go, which is DC's mobile first web comics imprint available on DC Universe Infinite.

Do either of you guys subscribe to that?

I do not.

No.

No, yeah, I'm not that familiar with that.

It's on DC Universe Infinite? So,

yeah, DC Go is their mobile-first webcomic imprint, which is available on DC Universe Infinite.

that was a time too where dc didn't want them now marvel wasn't big at that point but they didn't like their talent moonlighting so they could have said i don't want to be credited just cut me a check or whatever so we don't know for sure very cool back to the story as i mentioned earlier it's reprinted from action comics number 326 1965 This story is also reprinted in the Best of DC Digest number 42 from 1983, for those of you who have the Digest.

And you can read it on DC Universe Infinite under Action Comics, of course, number 326.

It is there.

So, Dan, would you like to do the honors

as a general statement you certainly can't analyze these stories all right

we're gonna move on to our second story that features green lantern hal jordan it is titled the leap year menace 12 pages written by john broom with art by gil kane and joe giella It was reprinted, of course, from Greenlighter No. 3, as I mentioned, from 1960.

It has been reprinted many other times in archives, showcases, omnibuses, and it is also available on DC Universe Infinite.

So, Dan, would you please do the honor and tell us who the menace really is in the leap year? Is it this big green monster? I think it's

I really do love how, like, being a nerd has such a wide spectrum, especially when it comes to collecting.

Because, like, we're now at a point where the DC Universe Infinite app exists.

We have options.

Before you had to get all these comic books and either sell them or have 6,000-

So what do you recommend to the diehard fan who has ostensibly already read everything? The sommelier brings out the master key to the entire cellar.

The ultimate recommendation is simply a digital subscription to DC Universe Infinite, which is DC's massive app containing nearly every comic they've ever published, just to keep endlessly doubling the size of your personal checklist.

But because we are sommeliers, there is a specific physical pairing for the Phantasm fan, which is the Batman Adventures line of comics.

Tell me about those.