Come on a trip back in time with me, to the realm of memories, in the year 1984.
This week it is my privileged to present to you the audio that inspired my Superman fandom, and this very Podcast- FROM KRYPTON TO METROPOLIS.
Thanks to the generous Steve Younis, you will hear the complete origin and evolution of the Man of Steel the way that I did as a child.
This week- Birthright continues, as Clark Kent develops a costume, an alter ego, and makes his big debut as The Man of Steel.
The story hits a new pace, as Lex Luthor reveals a hidden secret about the new hero in the skies of Metropolis, and it means bad things for Superman.
And, a familiar face returns to menace Lois Lane in another episode of Superman: The Animated series.
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Superman Forever Radio is back after a one year Hiatus
This time on Superman Forever Radio- The epic, Prestige Format series SUPERMAN and BATMAN: GENERATIONS.
The book that pits the Dark Knight and The Man of Steel against the ravages of real-time aging, families, death, and what lies beyond.
Also, our coverage of Superman: The Animated Series picks back up with the first episode of the second season.
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This week brings a HUGE episode, as the writer/producer/director of Superman:Requiem joins the Man of Steel himself, Martin Richardson to talk about the upcoming movie.
From the film’s inception, to casting, to childhood memories of Superman, the interview covers everything about Superman: Requiem. To follow updates on the movie‘s progress, you can visit Themanofsteelisback.com, or follow our guests on twitter-
@supermanrequiem (The film itself), @genefallaize (Gene Fallaize), and @mrricharson84 (Martin Richardson)This week brings a HUGE episode, as the writer/producer/director of Superman:Requiem joins the Man of Steel himself, Martin Richardson to talk about the upcoming movie.
Then, Michael Bailey of From Crisis to Crisis, a Superman Podcast, joins me to discuss the hot button topic of Superman renouncing his U.S. citizenship. From a simple back-up story in Action Comis #900, the controversy has spread as far as FOX news, and beyond.
Michael and I attempt to put some perspective on “The Incident” and who Superman is in relation to the United States.
And don’t forget to check out the SFR DAILY PLANET every Monday through Friday, and as news happens on the weekends, as well as Thursday’s review episode, in which we will look at the Superman comics cover-dated August, 2007.
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This week, the Superman tales written by British comic book legend Alan Moore.
From the cracked mirror look at the politics of Krypton in “For the Man Who Has Everything” to the tear-jerking epic finale of “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow” Alan Moore brings a pathos to the Man of Steel.
Also, news from the SFR Daily Planet- Tom Welling on Jimmy Kimmel, Bryan Singer on why Superman Returns failed, Bizarro to the rescue, and more.
Then, we return to the animated universe of the Man of Steel, as he takes on the menace of Metallo in “The Way of All Flesh” before wrapping it up with a production note.
Remember to come back Thursday when we review the Superman comics cover dated July of 2007, including Action Comics #850.