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Declined by Umakant Bhalerao 12 days ago. Last edited by Umakant Bhalerao 12 days ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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AussieVerse is an Australian hosted YouTube Show Hosts OmniBeau, Sharif and SingleIssue Steve discuss all things Pop Culture, Music, Movies, Reviews and Comics with regulars Rob "spedsy" Lisle and Leigh Chalker

If you're a creator, collector, or you simply want to talk about anything Pop Culture - We would love to have you

AussieVerse is for life !!!!

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Beau Roth, known by his online alias OmniBeau, is an active member of the Aussieverse community, where he discusses a wide range of topics related to pop culture, including music, movies, and comics. He frequently collaborates with other enthusiasts and creators, bringing a variety of content to his audience, from deep dives into comic lore to discussions on collectibles. Beau is known for his engaging and informative style, which makes him popular among fans of the Aussieverse channel on YouTube. His involvement in creating content that resonates with a community of pop culture aficionados highlights his passion and commitment to the field.

Sharifuddin, commonly known as Sharif, is a key figure in the Aussieverse community, a platform dedicated to discussing a broad range of pop culture topics. Along with his co-hosts OmniBeau and SingleIssue Steve, Sharif contributes to engaging discussions about music, movies, comics, and more. He is known for his insightful commentary and enthusiasm, which resonate well with the audience on the Aussieverse YouTube channel. His involvement enriches the content, providing viewers with diverse perspectives and in-depth analysis of various pop culture phenomena.

Steve Roberts, also known as Single Issue Steve, is a prominent figure in the Aussieverse community, where he collaborates with other hosts like OmniBeau and Sharif to discuss a wide range of pop culture topics. These include music, movies, reviews, and, prominently, comics. He appears regularly on the Aussieverse channel on YouTube, contributing to discussions that resonate with a dedicated audience interested in various aspects of pop culture. Steve is recognized for his in-depth knowledge and engaging discussion style, making significant contributions to the visibility and appreciation of pop culture in digital media formats.

Rob Lisle, also known by his pseudonym Spedsy, is an Australian comic creator and the creative force behind PsychoJanitor, a platform for his comic book works and other creative projects. He is both a writer and illustrator, and his works are known for their unique blend of humor and dark themes. One of his notable creations is "The Devil's Toilet," a comic series that features unusual heroes like a fallen angel, a son of a slug, and a sentient toilet attempting to escape their doomed fates. In addition to his comic work, Rob has a background in music as a singer/songwriter for the rock band MightyBoy. His commitment to the Australian comic community is evident through his efforts to support and promote local talent through various initiatives.

Leigh Chalker is an Australian comic book artist and writer, best known for his work on the series "Battle For Bustle." Influenced by comics from a young age, Leigh was introduced to the world of comics by his father, who was an avid collector of 1960s Marvel comics. Beyond his contributions as a writer and illustrator, he is actively involved with ComX, an Australian indie comic publisher. Leigh collaborates with other creators on various projects and is committed to promoting and supporting the local comic book community. Additionally, he hosts the Chinwag show on YouTube, where he engages further with the comic community, discussing comics and related topics. His work is noted for its engaging storytelling and distinctive artwork.