Superman Forever Radio is Super-Sized this week, as some special guests stopped in to talk Superman. From the Superman Video Podcast, Kaman Stowell was gracious enough to talk some Smallville, and the entire Superman Mythos.
Travis Pyle returns to review Superman/Batman #30, and John Oliver takes on some review duties on Superman.
Plus, a look back at the cartoon that had me waking up before dawn in the late 80’s, and Metropolis Idol hits a new level of awesome, as two heavyweight contenders step into the SFR ring.
This is an episode that you do NOT want to miss.
One Note- as segments of the show were recorded with, or entirely on an iPhone, there are small instances of texts coming through, and some digital skipping. I have done my best to smooth these out, but imperfections still exist.
It’s good to be back. After taking a Sunday off SFR hits the new year running with a fresh new episode. To help with navigating the show, I have included a timecode for the episode’s features.
This is it! The final episode of Superman Forever Radio… for 2010.
But what a great way to send out the year. We finish up the “Up, Up and Away!” Storyline, plus- Superman and Batman explore gender issues in
Superman/Batman #27.
The tale of Siegel and Shuster comes to an end, with a dream realized and smashed. The men that gave us the world’s greatest hero, find themselves in poverty.
Is Javier Bardem Superman? No, but he was. See the video below.
This week continues a look at the creation of Superman, and how Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster changed the world. Where did the idea for Superman come from?
Plus, the continuing adventures of the post-infinite crisis Superman in Superman #652 and Action Comics 839.
Remember Pete Ross? He just got caught in a drug ring.