Fanboy Buzz – Episode #066 – Ultraverse Special - Comic Book Podcasts | |
Category: Fanboy Buzz - Comic Book Podcasts  IN THIS BONUS EPISODE OF THE FANBOY BUZZ we dedicate an entire 2 hours (well close to it) to a look back at the Ultraverse. We’ll chat about news that relates to Ultraverse, we’ll do an Issue to Issue segment with all Ultraverse titles and we’ll even take some Fanboy Feedback about it too. Of course, it wouldn’t be an ultra spectacular Ultraverse special if we didn’t have interviews. We’ll chat with Roland Mann, Rick Hoberg and Len Strazewski. PLUS – listen for the codeword to win the a special ULTRAVERSE PRIZE PACK. Call us at 239-244-2899 and leave a voicemail! Genre: Comic Book Podcast | Updates: Weekly | Duration: 115 minutes | Subscribe: RSS Feed
 Stephen Jondrew lives in an igloo in Canada.... Luckily, it's a west coast igloo which means for most of the year he spends his days in either the sun or rain -- its always one of the two. In the grand scheme of things Stephen is a relatively new comic book reader, first getting into indie comics when Project Fanboy was founded, and then getting back into mainstream comics over the last year or so. When you don't find him posting news or reviews on Project Fanboy he's usually found doing something with the Fanboy Buzz comic book podcast.   
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One Response to “Fanboy Buzz – Episode #066 – Ultraverse Special”
wiegeabo:
08-08-2011 10:33 pm
The Ultraverse never interested me, but I wasn’t really buying comics during those days anyway. But you guys have made the books sound pretty interesting. Great and informative interviews. Would love to hear more shows like this.
I especially liked Jason’s idea of how to literally drop the Ultraverse characters into current continuity. They could really play with the idea. What if the only survivors of the universe were those with powers? Only they were pulled from the Ultraverse into the main line. Imagine how interesting it would be to see all these characters (heroes, villains, and otherwise0 adapt to their new home. And seeing the heroes deal with the survivor’s guilt. They were supposed to protect the unpowered innocent, but those are specifically the people who didn’t survive -because- they were unpowered.