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Welcome back to Plot Engine. This episode covers the first conversation about the fifth volume of Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol.

Welcome back to Plot Engine. This episode we're covering the second half of the fourth volume of Doom Patrol "Musclebound." This means we spend most of the hour talking about The Beard Hunter, because why not.

This episode covers the most important questions of our conversation about Doom Patrol: will they ever start talking about Preacher again and what will each member of the panel's hero halo be? The answers are soon and it's embarrassing.  

This episode of Plot Engine covers the second conversation about Gran Morrison's Doom Patrol book 3, Down Paradise Way.

We're back, and just like many previous episodes about this book, our talk about Doom Patrol Book 3 will definitely take more than one ep. Topics in this conversation range from cover art and tearooms, the nature of this comic's weirdness, and Danny the Street. Rate and review, email at plotenginepodcasts@gmail.com

This episode covers our second conversation about the second collected volume of Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol, The Painting That Ate Paris. Be sure to get the next volume, Down Paradise Way, soon from your local comic store.

This episode covers the second collected volume of Grant Morrison's Vertigo series Doom Patrol, The Painting that Ate Paris.

Welcome to the first part of our conversation about the first volume of Grant Morrison's graphic novel series Doom Patrol. This first part covers topics like genre classification, what the author asks of the reader, themes in Morrison's work, the writing and quality of the prose, and so much about the art.

This is the final episode of Preach for season two of Preacher on AMC, End of the World. Too many topics to cover in this recap, but next time, Plot Engine returns with a 6 part conversation series about DOOM PATROL by Vertigo Comics by Grant Morrison and a near endless parade of artists, inkers, and colorists. The first show covers volume 1, Crawling from the Wreckage.  Rate and Review, email at plotenginepodcasts@gmail.com

This episode covers the 12th episode of the second season of Preacher on AMC. Topics covered include: Eugene in Hell, NO MORE; The Soggy SOK; Denis and Cassidy, which is really Cassidy and Tulip and Jesse; The Slobber Knocker Super Fight, and a Preacher, and Irishman and a Woman Who Kicks walk into a diner. Rate and review, email at plotenginepodcasts@gmail.com

Brogan is BACK!!! This episode has all your favorite podcasters back after so long! In this episode your hosts cover the 11th episode of Preacher on AMC, Back Doors. All butt stuff jokes aside, the topics covered include Eugene in Hell, The Saint of Killers, the complicating friendship of Jenny and Tulip, the complicating relationship between Denis and Cassidy, and Jesse on his quest for God. Also sex dog and more Starr love. Rate and review, email at plotenginepodcasts@gmail.com

This episode is a threefer, with Alan, Riley and Claire hosting the show. Brogan is off this week. This episode covers the last two episodes of Preacher on AMC, Puzzle Piece and Dirty Little Secret. Rate and Review, email at plotenginepodcasts@gmail.com

Welcome to Preach! a Podcast About Preacher on AMC. This week your favorite gang of podcasters are here to talk about the quandry of immortality for Denis that faces Cassidy, Eugene in Hell, Stasis and our Heroes, Grail Industries, and Tulip and Holes. Minor topics include Cassidy's choice in lullaby, Alan's insistence on singing in Starr's voice, many recommendations, and more! Rate and Review, email at plotenginepodcasts@gmail.com

This episode of Preach! covers the seventh episode of season 2 for Preacher on AMC. Topics include very creepy impressions of Herr Starr, Tulip being badass, Starr's trials, Cassidy's corgi shirt, the music being in point, and much more!! Also, STREET PROPHET!!!! Rate and review, email at plotenginepodcasts@gmail.com    

Welcome back to Preach for this full cast recording! The gang is all here to talk about the last two episodes of Preacher on AMC, Dallas and Sokosha. Topics covered include Reggie, more unevenness with Jesse and Tulip, both in their relationship and their characters, thoughts on the SOK and additions to the series' mythology, and more! Rate and review, email at plotenginepodcasts@gmail.com

Welcome to this mini episode of Preach! Alan and Riley are here to have a short conversation about this week's episode, Dallas. The have only two topics to discuss: Sad Jesse Comic Book Hair and why this episode is so damn good! Rate and review, email and tell your friends. plotenginepodcasts@gmail.com

This episode covers the fourth episode of PREACHER on AMC, "Viktor."   Rate and review, tell your friends, email at plotenginepodcasts@Gmail.com

Welcome back to Preach! the show about the AMC Preacher tv show. This week your favorite hosts, the smarty pants podcast gang of Alan and Riley and Claire and Borgan, are here to talk about the third episode of Preacher! Major topics covered include: a recap of the show, jazz choices, The GRAIL!!!!, what Dennis really said, Noah Taylor's casting trends, amazing sound and shooting choices, and much more. Rate and review, tell your friends, email at plotenginepodcasts(at)gmail  

Welcome back to PREACH! from Plot Engine podcasts. Quick audio note at the top, there's a slight whine on the track. Alan was traveling when this episode was recorded, and he only had his headphones/mic to use for the show, and this produced a small bit of feedback. We apologize in advance. But in this show your favorite smarty pants podcasters discuss the new episodes, the first two, of the new season of Preacher on AMC! Topics are too many to cover here, so you'll just have to listen to the episode to enjoy. The show closes with a quick word about our previous topic, Bitch Planet, and how everyone is still cringing over The Handmaid's Tale. Rate and Review, email at plotenginepodcasts@gmail.com

Welcome back to Plot Engine Podcasts. This episode covers the first graphic novel for DeConnick's and De Landro's Image comic series Bitch Planet.  Riley kicks the show of with a discussion of Wonder Woman, with only a little shade thrown by the rest of the panel. Moving from there, topics in this episode cover representation in the series, versions of feminism, patriarchy and capitalism, the realities of Duemila, who would live the longest in Bitch Planet, among others. Rate and review the show were you found it, tell your friends, and contact the show with comments and questions. Plotenginepodcasts@gmail.com The theme as always is "Light Up the Night" by The Protomen.