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@philjimeneznyc.bsky.social I included your Titans annual in my top 3 DC releases of 2025. Thanks for producing such a great issue. www.dc.com/blog/2025-12...
“Peter Porkchops is DC’s Hellcat” is a sentence only @joshualapinbertone.bsky.social and I would understand
To be clear…the brain damage was established in the Bronze Age, but I’m looking for it being cited as the root as his personailty shift
Thanks! What issue is this?
Donald Duck doing the Peacemaker season two intro decades ago
Alas, numerology isn’t a strong area of mine.
Good catches!
Hi Dan,
We've spoken a few times (see linked article), and I would love to chat you for an article about the "ASM Brain Trust/using the tv writers room format for a comic book." What's the best way to get in contact? (or you can email bertonebeatle@gmail.com) www.thepopverse.com/spider-boy-d...
I thought about that, but it didn’t seem to have a connection beyond the term.
Pocket Universe Supergirl is still my favorite one.
All the Easter eggs I spotted in @jamesgunn.bsky.social ‘s Superman. www.dc.com/blog/2025/07...
@joshualapinbertone.bsky.social and I are rating Supermans based on how likely they were to have dated a mermaid in college. Corenswet may be the most likely in the live action category
Posting this for no reason
I see so many people say variations of “Guy Gardner became mean after is coma because of brain damage,” but like…where was that established? What issue? I know about the JLI joke about Batman punching him and him becoming nice until he got hit again, but that’s a diff thing.
I wrote about how Elio comes through for foster families, while Lilo & Sitch failed. www.thepopverse.com/movies-disne...
I can’t believe the HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON remake ends with Hicup putting Toothless into foster care.
Forever obsessing over Finley, Jim Gordon’s butler who had a single appearance in 1952’s Batman #71.
. @alexjaffe.bsky.social and I are in a DC group chat where I once worked out how every version of Julie Madison across multiple continuities (the princess, the actress, the social worker) could all be the same person in a very interesting biography.
This premise of this intro sequence is simple enough, but then it gets WEIRD around 0:51 in. It’s like midway through the song the executives said, “We need something more high concept.”
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Thanks! And thanks for the great podcasts!
"Year One" and "The Long Halloween" have existed for decades. And yet, the audio adaptations of them make them feel fresher than ever and just may change your perspective on these classic comics. In his latest Gotham Gazette, @joshualapinbertone.bsky.social explains how: www.dc.com/blog/2025/05...
Join Greg Weisman and I as we break down the final issue of Spectacular Spider-Men.
www.spectacularspidermen.com/spectacular-...
The folks at @dc.com asked to write my thoughts on @jamesgunn.bsky.social ‘s new #superman trailer (and find the Easter eggs).
www.dc.com/blog/2025/05...
Greg Weisman and I break down the latest issue of Spectacular Spider-Men #14, including some behind-the-scenes Easter eggs.
www.spectacularspidermen.com/spectacular-...
Greg Weisman and I break down the latest issue of Spectacular Spider-Men!
www.spectacularspidermen.com/spectacular-...
And even then he leaps on purpose, whereas most people remember him accidentally falling.
A great choice! I love @juleschingreene.bsky.social . A great writer and a good friend.
