The fallout from “Absolute Power,” the DC Super Heroes battle against the Trinity of Evil, will result in seismic changes to DC’s comics this October.
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Host Anthony Desiato and guest Rich Roney break down “Panic in the Sky” (Season 2, Episode 12). In this episode—widely considered the all-time best—of the classic “Adventures of Superman” television series starring George Reeves, Superman loses his memory while trying to stop an asteroid on a collision course with Earth and must remember who he really is before it’s too late.
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Host Anthony Desiato presents the final “mixtape” digging into the 1988-1992 “Superboy” television series starring John Newton (Season 1) and Gerard Christopher (Seasons 2-4).
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Once again, I find myself genuinely excited towards the realization that Superman will be gracing the silver screen with hope and optimism.
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No matter your affiliation, we all likely agree that we need a bit of hopeful inspiration in today’s polarized society.
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As we await seeing the Man of Steel grace our silver screens again, it’s hard to fathom that it’ll be at least 11 years, well, 12 by the time Superman lands in theaters next year.
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With 365 days to go, the countdown to James Gunn’s Superman begins, with Stuart and All-Star Superfan co-host Rob O’Connor doing a round-up of everything we know so far, including the cast, the title change, the suit reveals, and some leaked set photos. We also do a little light (and just for fun) speculation before gauging our excitement levels with a year to go.
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There are 365 days until Warner Bros. officially christens the DC Cinematic Universe (DCU) with James Gunn’s “Superman,” and I thought it’d be great to celebrate the year-long wait with commentary, opinions and more.
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On July 11, Director James Gunn took a quick reprieve from overseeing production on his latest project, Superman, which is currently filming in Cleveland, Ohio, to unveil the official first confirmation of the newly revamped Man of Steel logo to commemorate that the film is officially 365 days, or one year, away from its theatrical landing.
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