Superman Forever goes to the movies month continues- this time with the animated adaptation of Grant Morrison‘s All-Star Superman.
Much to David‘s surprise, the commentary doesn’t go the way he thought it would- as he makes his way through the movie, certain realizations set in, and his perception at the end of the film is completely different from how he felt at the beginning.
Superman Forever goes to the movies month continues- this time with the second team-up between The Man of Steel, and The Dark Knight– as well as Wonder Woman, and Supergirl.
Though the title plays down the fact, this tale features the trinity of DC Superheroes as they Shepard the young Kara Zor-El toward her destiny as Supergirl.
Featuring an all-star cast, and based on a story by Jeph Loeb, and Michael Turner art- join me in watching and discussing the film.
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It’s a two-pronged attack, as a case is mounted as to how Lois Lane is important to the Superman mythology, as well as her character history.
While it is easy to pigeonhole the character to simple damsel-in-distress status, I believe there is something more relevant to the character, and by going all the way back to the beginning, I start building my case.
Part 1 covers the golden, silver, and bronze age, as well as the radio incarnation and television incarnation.
Next time- The post-crisis and beyond.
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The beginning of the new year brings glad tidings, and we look at one of Superman‘s most recognizable foes, Metallo.
From the golden age prototype, Metalo, to The New 52, and Smallville– see what formed this villain, and what rendition of the character stands as Dave’s favorites.
Plus, why does this villain’s toy and video game appearances give Dave panic attacks?? Find out in the 53rd episode.
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There aren’t any reruns in podcasting…. well, almost.
This time around I re-present the three episodes of The Smallville Chronicles: A Superboy Podcast, a show that I briefly hosted after Superman Forever Radio went on it’s hiatus.
Looking at the first three appearances of Superman as a young man, the show was enjoyable, and I’m glad to put the material back out into the world.
Share the adventures of Superman, when he was a boy, in the golden age.