The JLAcast

The boys are back for the epic conclusion to a more modest trilogy of episodes celebrating ‘Batman Deadpool’ – the crossover event no one asked for but which we’ll happily accept! Not least because it welcomes Morrison back to their favourite realm: the Morrison-verse. Continuity is dead. Long live continuity!Today’s reading: Batman Deadpool (September 2025)Enjoying the show? Get in touch at [email protected] PJ (@PJMontgomery) and Jon (@jonlockcomics) on Twitter.Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.

Can anyone spell crossover?! There’s a good chance one of our headliners can’t! Yes indeed, Morrison’s back on Batman, but in the spirit of delayed gratification, we’re saving that cosmic caper for another day. Until then, please enjoy ‘Deadpool Batman’ – not to be mistaken for ‘Batman Deadpool’. Confused? Jon certainly was!Today’s reading: Deadpool Batman (September 2025)Enjoying the show? Get in touch at [email protected] PJ (@PJMontgomery) and Jon (@jonlockcomics) on Twitter.Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.

The eternal return! Jon and PJ are back for the much-lauded (and forever delayed) Episode 100! But where have our heroes been? What wonders have befallen them in this heroic hiatus? Find out in this catch-up episode – the first of what promises to be a very special trilogy.Enjoying the show? Get in touch at [email protected] PJ (@PJMontgomery) and Jon (@jonlockcomics) on Twitter.Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.

Returning from their very own Crisis on Infinite Somethings, PJ and Jon dive back into Foreign Bodies, and have a fine old time in the process.Today’s reading: JLA: Foreign Bodies (August 1999)Enjoying the show? Get in touch at [email protected] PJ (@PJMontgomery) and Jon (@jonlockcomics) on Twitter.Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.

What's this? A snake-themed villain instigating a body-swap adventure for our heroes? Who knew a one-dimensional story could be so much fun…Today’s reading: JLA: Foreign Bodies (August 1999)Enjoying the show? Get in touch at [email protected] PJ (@PJMontgomery) and Jon (@jonlockcomics) on Twitter.Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.

With the moon falling and the stakes rising, the JLA and the Titans attempt a three-pronged attack to save Cyborg (and maybe save the world).Today’s reading: JLA/Titans: The Technis Imperative - Part 3 (February 1999)Enjoying the show? Get in touch at [email protected] Follow PJ (@PJMontgomery) and Jon (@jonlockcomics) on Twitter.Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.

What's that, folks? You've consumed all known Titans and you're still hungry for more? Well, brace yourself, because now the reservists are getting in on the action. More characters! More fighting! What more could you want?Today’s reading: JLA/Titans: The Technis Imperative - Part 2 (January 1999)Enjoying the show? Get in touch at [email protected] Follow PJ (@PJMontgomery) and Jon (@jonlockcomics) on Twitter.Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.

Is Fringe the Nuklon of the Titans? Has that sentence ever been uttered in the history of humanity? Find out in part 1 of JLA/Titans: The Technis Imperative!Today’s reading: JLA/Titans: The Technis Imperative - Part 1 (December 1998)Enjoying the show? Get in touch at [email protected] Follow PJ (@PJMontgomery) and Jon (@jonlockcomics) on Twitter.Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.

Picking up right where we left off (literally, mid-word), Young Justice return to battle Bedlam - the mastermind (or masterminds?) behind the World Without Grown-ups!Today’s reading: JLA: World Without Grown-Ups - Part 2 (September 1998)Enjoying the show? Get in touch at [email protected] Follow PJ (@PJMontgomery) and Jon (@jonlockcomics) on Twitter.Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.

A world without grown-ups? How about a world without sickness!? Yes, PJ and Jon are back (illness be damned) to talk about what may or may not be a Morrison story…Today’s reading: JLA: World Without Grown-Ups - Part 1 (August 1998)Enjoying the show? Get in touch at [email protected] Follow PJ (@PJMontgomery) and Jon (@jonlockcomics) on Twitter.Theme tune by Eliot Red. Cover art by Gavin Mitchell.