The New Detective Comics, Inc. – There’s No Stopping Us Now This lost episode of Mike’s Amazing World of DC History was prepared over a year ago. It is finally finished and ready for listening. In this episode Mike, from Mike’s Amazing World of Comics discusses the new influx of […]

Mike’s Amazing World Salutes THE MAJOR On this, the 81st anniversary of the first ever comic published by the company later known as DC Comics. Mike’s Amazing World of DC History returns with a salute to the company founder Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson. In this episode Mike covers the final year […]

The Riddle of the Runaway Collection (Part 1) Mike returns after a long hiatus. In this episode, Mike’s exploration of DC history is interrupted by some surprising events. This episode is unlike anything you’ve ever heard before. Don’t miss it.

The Freshmen of 1937 In this episode Mike’s Amazing World of DC History examines the comic book creators who made their debut in the year 1937. Foremost among these men was Gardner Fox, the founding father of the DC Multiverse. Other Artists include: Bill Ely (sample2) (sample3) Alex Lovy Ed […]

DC 100-Minute* Siegel and Shuster Super Summer Spectacular All right stop, collaborate and listen, Mike is back with my brand new invention. That’s right! Just when you thought the world was safe from all those dusty old Golden Age comics, Mike returns with another episode delving into the world of […]

Special Episode: The DC History of Mike’s Amazing World In this episode, Mike breaks out of the standard format and talks about the origins of his DC addiction. Find out what role Star Wars played in the development. Mike talks about the toys, the trading cards, and the comics. What […]

It’s time for another episode of Mike’s Amazing World of DC History. This time Mike tackles Detective Comics #1, the comic from which DC gets its name. There are many firsts covered in this issue including: the first black comic book artist E.C. Stoner, the first use of a splash […]

1936 Part 2 of 2 In this episode of Mike’s Amazing World of DC History, Mike attempts to answer the questions that inquiring minds want to know: Is a spanking just punishment for a traffic violation? Is it appropriate for two shirtless boys to live with a wanted fugitive in […]

1936 Part 1 of 2 In this episode, Mike follows the progression of early DC comics and features from 1936. Siegel and Shuster launch another new feature called Federal Men and Doctor Occult gets a costume. Several creators get their start: Hal Sherman, Homer Fleming, Russell Cole, and Creig Flessel. […]