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Post by Steeven on Nov 21, 2022 8:17:17 GMT -6
 A famous Hollywood actress retires, abducts a bunch of her famous Hollywood friends, ransoms them for a large sum of money, and then tries to kill them all. All that and more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman and the Screen Siren from Action Comics #20 which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of January 1940. FIND THE EPISODE NOW ON ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SERVICES:Apple Podcasts | Audible | Spotify | Amazon Music | YouTubeOR GET THE EPISODE ANYWHERE YOU GET PODCASTS!Website: supermansupershow.com |
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Post by kyle on Nov 28, 2022 17:20:36 GMT -6
I’m a bit behind and just listened to this episode today. Another good job! I always thought Ultra-Humanite as Dolores Winter was a creation of Roy Thomas in All-Star Squadron so it was interesting to see it actually happened back in 1940. In the Squadron, Superman also identified Ultra by his eyes. I should have known Thomas would use old comic history where possible.
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Post by tealproductions on Nov 28, 2022 19:20:48 GMT -6
Something like that is so subtle the only way for us fans to know is to have read thousands of books that came before. It always feels to me like luck when I run into something like that. No way I can read everything to be sure.
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Post by kyle on Nov 29, 2022 17:13:44 GMT -6
Agreed. I was a big fan of All-Star Squadron so I remember that detail. It feels like an Easter egg now to see the connection.
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