Episode 22 – Mike’s Year in Superman 2022
2022 is winding down and for the first time ever I thought it would be fun to look back on the big Superman related events and yak about them for roughly an hour and a half. There is no script. I am completely off the cuff and outside of using the truncate silence tool in Audacity and occasionally having to pause to cough or grab a drink of water there is no editing on this one.
Subjects covered in this episode include but are not limited to the Superman books I read this year, why I decided to start picking new comics again, the upcoming events that kick off in January, the 30th anniversary of The Death of Superman the recent dust up with Henry Cavill and Superman and Lois Season 2. I also go into my thoughts on how the fanbase is reacting to all of this news, why I think the current writers on Superman are just killing it, and I end things with going through your feedback on the last episode.
Here’s that cover I mentioned that got me all excited for Joshua Williamson’s new Superman series.
Promos played during this episode include…
- Another Exciting Episode in the Adventures of Superman – Hosted by Anthony Desiato
- Podcast Full of Kryptonite – Hosted by James, Jason and John
- Superman in Crisis – Hosted by Jon Wilson
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The opening and closing theme to the show is titled Journey and was composed by Pontus Rufelt. It is licensed from Shockwave-Sound.
Next Time: Part one of a two part series where I look at my personal Top 10 Favorite Superman Stories of All Time! For reals this time.
So wonderful to have a new Michael Bailey podcast as a holiday gift.
So glad your workload is easing off and that you’re back on the new comics treadmill with me.
If you like Tom Taylor’s Son of Kal-El you will adore his Nightwing with Bruno Redondo. It’s a run for the ages.