Doom Patrol Vol 6 1

"Brick by Brick, Part One: Happy Birthday, Casey Brinke": Casey Brinke was driving in an ambulance with a paramedic named Sam Reynolds and a patient to the hospital. After dropping off the patient, Casey played a game called "Galac

"Brick by Brick, Part One: Happy Birthday, Casey Brinke"
Doom Patrol Vol 6 #1
November, 2016
Rated M for Mature (18+)
Publisher	Young Animal
Cover Artists	Nick Derington James Harvey
Variant Cover Artists
Cover Variant #1	Brian Bolland
Cover Variant #2	Sanford Greene
Cover Variant #3	Jaime Hernandez
Cover Variant #4	Babs Tarr
Cover Variant #5	Brian Chippendale
Brick by Brick, Part One: Happy Birthday, Casey Brinke
Writers	Gerard Way
Pencilers	Nick Derington
Inkers	Nick Derington
Colorists	Tamra Bonvillain
Letterers	Todd Klein
Editors	Shelly Bond Molly Mahan
Previous Issue	-
Next Issue	Doom Patrol Vol 6 # 2

My name is Casey Brinke and I only want to do good things.

— Casey Brinke

Doom Patrol (Volume 6) #1 is an issue of the series Doom Patrol (Volume 6) with a cover date of November, 2016. It was published on September 14, 2016.

Synopsis for "Brick by Brick, Part One: Happy Birthday, Casey Brinke"

Casey Brinke was driving in an ambulance with a paramedic named Sam Reynolds and a patient to the hospital. After dropping off the patient, Casey played a game called "Galactic Matador" on an arcade machine. talking to Sam, when the latter showed his gyro to the former, contemplating what could be going inside of it and that they could all "be inside of someone else's gyro."

Meanwhile, in the gyro, Robotman was fighting masked figures, when he pushed a button that blew up the piece of food. In a warehouse, a man named Ricardo was throwing bricks, hoping that Danny the Street would give him a sign. Ricardo heard a sound outside.

Meanwhile, Niles Caulder tuned his keyboard.

Casey and Sam spotted Robotman, limping through the streets, who was then hit by a garbage truck. Then, Casey picked up Robotman's parts.

During a meeting at the Rondo Inn, an alien named Vectra told the other attendees that he knew of a source that could produce a regenerating, unending supply of meat for them, which he referred to as "Danny Burgers."

Casey brought Robotman's parts back to her home, when a woman came to her door and wished her happy birthday, despite it not being her birthday. She entered the apartment, examined Robotman's head and introduced herself as Terry None.

A body of a lion and entity named Ahl laid dead in the throne room of Final Heaven.

Appearing in "Brick by Brick, Part One: Happy Birthday, Casey Brinke"

Featured Characters:

• Casey Brinke (First full appearance) (Also in a flashforward)
• Danny the Brick/Danny the Ambulance (Unnamed) (Also in a flashforward)
• Robotman (Cliff Steele) (Flashback and main story)

Supporting Characters:

• Lotion the Cat (First appearance)
• Sam Reynolds (Real name revealed) (First full appearance)
• Terry None (First appearance)

Antagonists:

• "Shock Troops" (First full appearance) (Destroyed)
• The Vectra (First appearance)

Other Characters:

• Ahl (First appearance; unnamed) (Appears only as a corpse) (Cameo)
  • Final Heaven Lion (First appearance; unnamed) (Appears only as a corpse) (Cameo)
• Casey Brinke's roommate (Single appearance; dies) (Unnamed)
• The Chief (Niles Caulder) (Cameo)
• "Dispatch" (Behind the scenes)
• "Jane" (First appearance; unnamed) (Cameo)
  • Crazy Jane (First appearance) (Voice) (Cameo)
• Moofgoobers (Single appearance)
• Ricardo (First appearance)
• The Church of the Multiform (Unnamed) (Mentioned only)
  • Valerie Reynolds (Unnamed) (Mentioned only)
• Gloria Brinke (Unnamed) (Mentioned only)
• Goofmoobers (Mentioned only)
• Jesus Christ (Mentioned only)
• Lucius Reynolds (Mentioned only)
• "Nobody" (Mentioned only)
• Samson (Mentioned only)

Locations:

• Earth 0
  • Earth
    • United States of America
      • The City (First appearance; unnamed)
        • 214 East Cedric Boulevard
          • Casey Brinke's Apartment (First appearance)
        • 698 West Richards Boulevard (Single appearance)
          • The Alley (Single appearance)
        • Mercy General Hospital
          • Parking Garage
        • Rondo Inn (Single appearance)
      • New Mexico (Flashforward only) (Cameo)
    • Oolong Island (Mentioned only)
• The Gyro's Hyper-Reality (Unnamed) (First full appearance) (Destroyed)
• Sphere of the Gods
  • Final Heaven (First appearance; unnamed)
    • The Royal Tower (First appearance)
  • Hell (Mentioned only)
• The Underground (Unnamed) (In a vision)

Items:

• "Galactic Matador" (Single appearance)
• The Gyro (First full appearance) (Destroyed)
• Grandma (First appearance; unnamed) (Cameo)

Vehicles:

• AVM Ambulance
• Gyro's (Single appearance)

Concepts:

• Magic (Behind the scenes)
  

Notes

• This comic was the first release under DC's Young Animal imprint.
• A preview of this story was shown in DC's Young Animal Ashcan Edition.

Trivia

• The existence of the Gyro World is eventually explained in issue #11.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Doom Patrol series
• Images from Doom Patrol Vol 6 1

Recommended Reading

• Doom Patrol Recommended Reading
  • My Greatest Adventure (Volume 1)
  • Doom Patrol (Volume 1)
  • Doom Patrol (Volume 2)
  • Doom Patrol (Volume 3)
  • Doom Patrol (Volume 4)
  • Doom Patrol (Volume 5)
  • Doom Patrol (Volume 6)
  • Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds (Volume 1)
  • Unstoppable Doom Patrol (Volume 1)