Inside the Byrne Superman Era with Editor Mike Carlin

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Host Anthony Desiato begins digging into John Byrne’s 1986-1988 tenure on the Superman titles — which redefined the character for the Post-Crisis era — by interviewing one of the people who was there: longtime DC Comics editor and returning podcast guest Mike Carlin.

But FIRST! In the prologue, Anthony welcomes back Sweet-Sweet Bernie Gerstmayr (Aw Yeah Comics – Skokie) to discuss the road to Byrne’s seminal Man of Steel miniseries.

PLUS: Anthony presents a pair of epilogue segments with veteran Pre-Crisis Superman fans — Rich Roney and Martin Gray (Too Dangerous… Review Blog) — who each received the reboot differently in 1986.

This is the first installment of a multi-episode event revisiting the entire Byrne era on Superman. Next week: The Man of Steel miniseries!

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Anthony Desiato

Anthony Desiato, owner and founder of Flat Squirrel Productions, is a lifelong Superman fan, documentary filmmaker, and podcast host who has been chronicling the culture of comic shops for the past decade. Projects include the films My Comic Shop Documentary and My Comic Shop Country, as well as the podcast series My Comic Shop History and Digging For Kryptonite.

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