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Some cool Easter eggs I caught watching My Adventures with Superman that I want to show to people so they can be in on it with comic book readers

My episode 1 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 2 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 3 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 4 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 5 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 6 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 7 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here and here

My episode 8 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 9 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

(SPOILERS if you haven't seen the show yet):

We start things off with Jor-El and Clark meeting and like the last time, Jor-El speaking in Kryptonese much like how Jor-El in the comics did in Man of Steel #6 (1986)...

as seen in this panel (W&P: John Byrne, I: Dick Giordano, C: Tony Zuiko, L: John Costanza) where Clark meets a ghostly projection of his father at night speaking Krypton's native tongue to him. BTW Man of Steel (1986) is a fantastic read. Highly recommend finding it at your local comic shop.

After Lois, Jimmy and Clark get promoted from interns to reporters at the Daily Planet we see the three of them will be having Thanksgiving with the Kents. Ma Kent shows Lois the newspaper she framed that all three of them wrote much like how her comic book counterpart made a scrap book out of the newspaper headlines of Clark's various heroic adventures in Man of Steel #1 (1986) as seen here in the panel (W&P: John Byrne, I: Dick Giordano, C: Tony Zuiko, L: John Costanza).

The camera then moves and see see kid Clark and the things he did back then. The baseball photo kinda reminds me of this fantastic moment in Batman/Superman #3 (2013) by Greg Pak, Yildiray Cinar, Matt Lackey and John Kalisz, and Rob Leigh:

On Earth-2 Clark and Bruce met as young kids after the car, Alfred drove broke down and both had some fun playing baseball. It's a very cute flashback that highlights no matter where in the multiverse, a Superman-Batman friendship is constant.

Lois's father shows up to the Thanksgiving dinner and I got double confirmation now that it is General Sam Lane. I talked more about his deal here.

Later in the episode we have the awkward parents and their children who are dating each other moment and General Lane here asks if Clark was in the military. In one non-canon series, Superman Year One by Frank Miller and John Romita Jr., Clark signs up for the military after high school. Kind of a weird miniseries, not the best Superman comic, not the worst at least.

Things go from bad to worse when the area where Clark landed activates thanks to the presence of Kryptonite from the League of Lois Lanes sphere that held it and we see that symbol on the robots that the giant ship sends and on this person at the end of the episode. If you know your DC universe, that symbol belongs to Brainiac and we can conclude that the one with the symbol on their head is Brainiac as well.

Brainiac makes his first appearance in Action Comics #242 (1958) (cover art by Curt Swan and Stan Kaye). At this point Brainiac was a "twelve level" intellect alien who shrunk cities for his collection to help repopulate his dead planet, one of the cities is Krypton's capital city, Kandor. Several retcons later we learn that Brainiac is a robot created by the Computer Tyrants of Colu, Brainiac's home planet to spy and conquer worlds. The Brainiac that has a closer connection to Clark and his Kryptonian people kinda like what MAwS is doing was in Superman the Animated Series...

where Krypton was very depended on their AI, Brainiac who then screwed them all over when the planet was about to explode and saved his metal ass and has then became a thorn at Superman's side in the cartoon ever since. MAwS is doing something similar as we see Brainiac's symbol on the robots that were deployed from the ship and the very robotic looking body Brainiac has at the end of the episode.

As we see Clark try to stop the portal and ship, he breaks into the hull and battles the robots in it. As he's getting pummeled, AI Jor-El helps neutralize the robots. It's kinda the same idea that what Man of Steel (the movie) was trying to go for when Lois was on Zod's ship and AI Jor-El was helping her navigate throughout the place. As I said before in the last post, Shin Ultraman is a better Superman movie (and a highly recommend watching) than what Zack Snyder was trying to do in Man of Steel.

We wrap up episode 10 with the Kents, Lois, and Jimmy enjoying a Thanksgiving dinner and we see that Jonathan was able to get the turkey to temperature so Clark heats it more with his heat vision. Superman sometimes does this do heat very mundane things like coffee as seen in this panel of Super Sons #9 (2017) (W: Peter Tomasi, P&I: Jorge Jimenez, C: Alejandro Sanchez, L: Rob Leigh). Highly recommend reading Super Sons and watching the animated movie too!

Congrats to Jimmy on selling Flamebird for $5.6 million. I talk more about flamebird here. Missed opportunity to have it be $5.2 million cuz DC's love of the number 52, but whatever.

The final scene of the episode gives us this moment where Brainiac tells this Kryptonian Warrior a planet they can conquer. The warrior then states that Earth will kneel. The most infamous Kryptonian that likes to mention conquered people kneeling is General Zod and so this character here might be Zod. No confirmation yet but I'm like 99% sure. When we get a confirmation, I'll talk more about Zod later.

And with that we are done with season 1 of My Adventures with Superman and if you made it this far be sure to check out my other easter eggs post:

My episode 1 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 2 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 3 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 4 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 5 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 6 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 7 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here and here

My episode 8 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

My episode 9 easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman post is here

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Hello, love the blog. You're amazing. Do you have evidence or opinion on Matt's radar? Is it a sixth (technically fifth) sense, or is it a combination of his four enhanced senses creating an image of the world? I tend to treat it as an extra sense, but I saw one panel where he likens it to sonar.

Oh gosh, thank you!

I've written quite a bit about the radar sense (here's a fairly comprehensive post from a while back, and the rest of them should be in my Sensory Shenanigans tag). I'm also going to once again plug Christine Hanefalk's new book Being Matt Murdock, which has three chapters just on the radar sense.

A key feature of the radar sense is that it's entirely inconsistent from creative team to creative team. In its first iteration, it was just a little mental "ping" that warned Matt when he was about to bump into or be hit by something. It then evolved into a more expansive proximity sense. Early-on, it would occasionally be written as literal radar-- or, as you point out, sonar when water was involved-- though that interpretation is not really used anymore. Most writers have presented it as a separate sense, but some have treated it as an amalgam of the information Matt receives from his other senses. In fact, some writers have confusingly referred to Matt's hypersenses in general as "radar senses". This utter lack of consistency is one of the struggles of being a Daredevil fan. All of Matt's powers suffer from a certain degree of vagueness in terms of what he is able to do with them, but the radar sense is by far the worst offender because it is the most abstract, and so far, no one has pinned down a concrete set of parameters for it. If you want my perspective, I tend to think of it as basically echolocation.

I've posted it before, but I love the quote from Daredevil: Road Warrior in which Matt himself struggles to explain his radar sense. He understands how it works, even if we don't, and even if he can't articulate it:

"Imagine there were a color only you could see. What name would you pick out for it? Would you even bother to name it if no one else could experience it? When I was a kid, I was permanently blinded by radioactive waste. The radiation-- the universe's attempt at balance, if you believe in that sort of thing-- compensated by giving me an indescribable way of perceiving my surroundings. Vaguely like some crazy, 360 degree form of echolocation. The ability to picture the shapes and contours around me, sort of. Akin to this constant sensation of living in a world of silhouettes. Kind of. Ghaah. All my life, I've been groping for words to accurately describe it, and I've yet to find them. My shorthand phrase for it is 'radar sense'." Daredevil: Road Warrior #1 by Mark Waid, Peter Krause, John Kalisz, and Joe Sabino

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Detective Comics (vol. 1) #826: Slayride

Read Date: February 18, 2023 Cover Date: February 2007 ● Writer: Paul Dini ● Penciler: Don Kramer ● Inker: Wayne Faucher ● Colorist: John Kalisz ● Letterer: Jared K. Fletcher ● Editor: Michael Siglain ◦ Peter Tomasi ●

**HERE BE SPOILERS: Skip ahead to the fan art/podcast to avoid spoilers

Reactions As I Read: ● the cover of this issue is stunning. I love the black and white art with “Detective Comics” in red. ● the opening splash is great, too. I can tell the art in this issue is going to be a feast for the eyes! ● “Any port in a storm.” Except maybe this port… Though Joker’s eyes look unsettlingly kindly…

● Ah, there we go. That’s a bit more Joker-like. ● the timeline jump around is a bit confusing… ● is this Bruce, Dick, and Tim traveling by ship? ● Robin regains consciousness in Joker’s car. he’s tied up with Christmas lights and gagged with an ornament ● Joker’s eyes are kindly again. says he’s calling a truce due to “Christmas spirit” ● yikes, we can just see the top of someone’s head in the backseat. not good, when Robin was thinking about the smell of something rotting moments ago…

● jeez. I guess we know why this issue is called “Slayride”! ● “Kid’s race car… they have a little boy… focus!” little girls can like race cars, too, Robin… ● so, Joker’s a karen. who knew.

● I don’t think I’ve ever seen Tim so angry… ● throughout this issue, the light source on Robin and Joker is ambient light from the car’s instrument panel and maybe backglow from the headlights. it creates a really nice effect in how they light and shadow the characters’ faces applauds artists ● whew, Tim manages to make Joker laugh with a bad joke, and Joker seems to change his mind at the last second about running over kids with Santa Claus on the sidewalk ● “Very good! A Marx Brothers quote.” - ah, a bit from the flashback/dream Robin had while unconscious ● Robin’s loose! ● 👏👏👏👏👏

Synopsis: Robin is escaping a gang of drug dealers when the driver of a passing car offers him a ride. He jumps inside and sees too late that the driver is the Joker. The Joker uses a gas to knock him out.

Robin wakes up, bound with Christmas lights. There are two dead bodies in the backseat. The Joker runs over multiple pedestrians as he drives and calls in the hit-and-runs. He takes Robin for milkshakes, and when the employee can't understand his order, he shoots the manager.

The Joker threatens to kill more people unless Robin begs. Robin knows begging won't stop him and quotes the Marx Brothers instead, which makes the Joker laugh. He spares the people. Robin gets the Joker to argue with him about the Marx Brothers, and while the Joker is distracted, he frees himself and punches the Joker in the face.

He gets hold of the knockout gas, spraying it in the Joker's face, and then pushes him out of the car. The Joker is run over by a trunk, but when Batman and the police search for his body, he's gone.

(https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Detective_Comics_Vol_1_826)

Fan Art: Robin Poster by pinkhavok

Accompanying Podcast: ● Robin: Everyone Loves the Drake - episode 20

Happy Holidays, you crazy bastards

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JUSTICE LIKE LIGHTNING - Onslaught Book 1.5

We cover the second part of Onslaught Book 1 with all of its drama and chaos. Cable gets kicked acrossed Baltimore, Quicksilver fights his dad, and Scarlet Witch serves the best look of the Avengers for years to come. 

Avengers #401: Sins of the Father!

Published: August 1, 1996

Writers: Mark Waid

Penciler: Mike Deodato Jr

Inkers: Tom Palmer

Colorist: John Kalisz

Letterer: Bill Oatley

Editor: Bob Harras

Best words: This is a fight comic so none this time  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Best panel:

Best person: Wanda

Worst person: Pietro

Fantastic Four #415

Published: August 1, 1996

Writer: Tom DeFlaco

Penciler: Carlos Pacheco

Inker: Bob Wiacek

Colorist: Ariane Lenshoek

Letterer: Richard Starkings

Editor: Bob Harras

Best words:

Best panel:

Best person: Franklin

Worst person: Xavier

Cable #33 - HULK SMASH!

Published: August 1 1996

Writer: Jeff Loeb

Penciler: Ian Church

Inkers: Art Thibert and Scott Hanna

Colorist: Michael Thomas

Letterer: Richard Starkings

Best words:

Best panel:

Best person: Smart hulk

Worst person: Mr. Fixit Hulk

The Incredible Hulk #444

Published: August 1 1996

Writer: Peter David

Penciler: Angel Medina

Inker: Robin Riggs

Colorist: Glynis Oliver

Letterer: Richard Starkings

Best words:

Best panel:

Best person: Cable

Worst Person: Onslaught

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Comic 006: Blood Tree

Story & Words: Peter J.Tomasi

Art: Maxim Simic

Color: John Kalisz

Letters: Rob Leigh

Published by: Image

Link: https://imagecomics.com/comics/releases/blood-tree-1

Two obsessed NYPD detectives hunt for a vicious butcher called the Angle Killer a sociopath who preys on the innocent family members of known murderers in order to "purify" the rest of the family.

The first issue leaves you in suspense.

Favorite panel or page from “Blood Tree”

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Panele podłogowe - jakie wybrać? Kalisz

Decydując się na panele podłogowe - warto postawić na jakość, dlatego warto zainwestować w panele podłogowe z najwyższej półki. Mają wiele zalet - są solidne i odporne, a także gotowe na codzienną eksploatację. Przez wiele lat zachowają swój unikalny wygląd. Dobrze dobrane deski będą stanowiły idealne tło dla mebli umożliwiając im stworzenie spójnej aranżacji.