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“This isn't the podcast you deserve, but it is the one you need right now.” – Alfred Pennyworth in some modern iteration of Batman, probably. The Cinematic Schematic returns in our March edition to take a dive deep into Gotham's criminal underbelly to answer the most important question regarding The Batman: Does the big screen need another new take on Batman, especially so soon, and if so, is writer/director Matt Reeves up for the challenge? Rejoining host Caleb Masters to explore the answers to those questions is the podcast's quintessential and reliably talented Lucius Fox-like recurring host, Laron Chapman, the self-proclaimed “Calendar Man” of podcast guests, Daniel Bokemper, and the George Clooney Batman of guest hosts, Brock Lay. Since the character first made his way to the big screen in Batman: The Movie (1966), the caped crusader has been the star of eleven theatrically released films(not including 2017's Justice League) featuring six different actors in live-action and two different voice actors (never forget Kevin Conroy or Will Arnett). Despite eventually becoming a fresh standalone take on the character, The Batman originally started as another DC Extended Universe (DCEU) movie featuring writer/director/producer/star Ben Affleck. In 2017, the Argo writer/director stepped away […] The post The Batman – The Cinematic Schematic Review appeared first on The Cinematropolis.

This week on the show the crew tackles a Huge week of trailers Including the surprisingly cool-looking bullet train, And our first sequel to a Bruce Willis Geezer teaser. In the follow up we'd take a closer look at uncharted and discuss the winners and losers at this week's box office pre the Batman. Gaming news reinforces that there is such a thing as stranger danger and everyone should pay attention As well as Jake's impressions of Eldin ring. And lastly, the crew takes on the divisive topic of the Batman Does the movie live up to the positive reviews, Or does it fall short The crew was conflicted but maybe you'll be able to parse something from the discussion.Trae Watch: 7:45The follow-up: 36:43Gaming News: 55:31Peacemaker: 1:10:00The Saturn Studs Podcast is a banter-driven wild ride through the nerd culture entertainment landscape. Each week your hosts Kurt, Peter, and Jake engage in entertaining discussions about the latest trailers, box office winners and losers, the latest happenings in the world of video games, and whatever off-topic nonsense pops into their heads Support the show by donating: https://app.redcircle.com/shows/902676cb-9b03-4021-9042-cf79635436f9/donations. Visit Saturnstuds.com for links to all of your Saturn Studs side projects,social media, and more. Join the Saturn Studs discord server at https://discord.gg/kgdnhJd. Follow @StudsSaturn on twitter or visit facebook.com/saturnstuds to stay up to date on the latest news episode releases and audio highlights from each show. 

Batman and Robin are "duly deputized agents of the law." Law comes up on the '66 show on a number of occasions, including two courtroom scenes. The very first episode features the Riddler filing a lawsuit against Batman. But, you might ask, how accurately is the law portrayed on Batman? In this episode, lawyer Jim Dedman is here to fill us in. How good of a prosecutor is Batman? Does he behave properly as an agent of the law? How would Alfred's method of breaking up the Batman - Marsha nuptials go over in real life? Would Gordon and O'Hara face any charges for unknowingly shooting the Duo in Penguin's shooting gallery? All this and more! Plus, the Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies Concertino Orchestra's version of the theme, and your mail about our Louie's Lethal Lilac Time review! Batman and the law: Links provided by Jim Dedman: Is Batman a State Actor? The Dark Knight's relationship with the Gotham City Police Department and the Fourth Amendment implications, by Joshuah Lisk Is Batman a State Actor? - ABA Journal podcast Is Batman a State Actor? by James Daily Rule 3.7: Lawyer as a Witness - American Bar Association Double Jeopardy and the Fraudulantly Attained Aquittal by David S. Rustein    

Better late than never! This week we talk all things Batman #63, Justice League #16, Shazam #2, Oliver #1, and Guardians of the Galaxy #1. We got two brand new #1s this week so it should be a very exciting time to get our hands on some new series. Can’t wait to see what the new Guardians team will do and how the alternate history of Oliver will shape out! But before we get into comics, Jerry and Victor went to watch the Dragon Ball Super Broly movie in theatres, and boy, it was sooo good! If you are a Dragon Ball fan then this is definitely not to be missed! If you are just a fan of action films, this will be right up your alley too! We’re extremely excited about the future of Dragon Ball Super, especially now that Broly is canon in the main universe. The coffee we’ll be brewing this week is called Kenya Gaturiri roasted by Kaito Coffee Roasters. From the get-go the beans already gave off a distinct and unique aroma and, upon brewing, that aroma absolutely accentuated. Join us as we discuss this unique coffee! What did you think about this episode? Can you believe anything happening in Batman? Does the new reveals in Justice League intrigue you? Are you excited about the direction of Guardians of the Galaxy? Let us know what you think!   SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW! Join our Facebook group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/182907015663575/   Time Stamps: Intro: 0:00:06 Comics segment: 0:06:38 Start of Batman #63 discussion: 0:09:09 Start of Justice League #16 discussion: 0:19:12 Start of Shazam #2 discussion: 0:32:36 Start of Guardians of the Galaxy #1 discussion: 0:44:30 Start of Oliver #1 discussion: 0:56:41 Coffee discussion: 1:10:52 The Humble Heroes Agency: 1:14:55 The Cosmic Treadmill / Outro: 1:21:07   Comixology: Batman #63 Click here   Justice League #16 Click here   Shazam! #2 Click here   Guardians of the Galaxy #1 Click here   Oliver #1 Click here   Coffee: Kenya Gaturiri roasted by Kaito Coffee Roasters https://kaitocoffee.com/products/filter-coffee-kenya-gaturiri-aa   The Humble Hero Agency: We found that there were some awesome fan made superhero ideas out there, and we figured, let’s talk about some of those on the show and have some fun with them! You can find them at the Superhero Fanon Wikia page. If you have any cool superhero ideas that you’d like to share or have featured on this show, send us an email at contact@darkroastcomics.com and we’ll be more than happy to feature it!   This week’s new Humble Hero candidate: Chubs!   You can find more about Chubs here   The Cosmic Treadmill / Preview for next episode: Coming up next! Heroes In Crisis #5, Captain America #7   Contact Us - Like and Subscribe! Email: contact@darkroastcomics.com Follow on Twitter: http://twitter.com/darkroastcomics Follow on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/darkroastcomics/ Follow on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/darkroastcomics/ Website: http://darkroastcomics.podbean.com

It’s the showdown of the century… Bruce Lee vs Burt Ward! Or at least, that seems to have been how some young viewers — and Lee himself — saw this arc! As the Green Hornet and Kato visit Gotham, we dig into Lee’s seeming obsession with Ward. So why did the Hornet appear on Batman? Does the Hornet bring his own tone, or get his tone changed for him by Batman? Paul notes how different the Hornet looks with Batman cinematography. Meanwhile, Roger C. Carmel’s character Colonel Gumm, dismissed by most juvenile viewers, turns out to have plenty to offer us as adults. PLUS: an update on that Adam West appearance on The Floppy Show (and the weird cowl he wore there), the versions of femininity on view in Batman, and your mail! A History of the Notorious Purple Top  Minstrel's Moll, Octavia (Leslie Perkins) Joker's moll, Josie Miller (Phyllis Douglas) Dr. Cassandra (Ida Lupino)   Edward G Robinson's Planet of the Apes makeup test Adam West (and AJ Drew) on The Floppy Show -- November 4, 1977!

Patrick and Dad read Frank Miller’s Batman: The Dark Knight Returns. Is this Dad’s Batman? Does it translate to a modern audience? and is Batman a fascist? NeXt week: Wolverine: Logan

John and Joe, from A View from the Gutters, are here to cover Bruce Wayne: Fugitive. This story covers Batman #600-601, #603, #605, Detective Comics #768-772, Birds of Prey #41, #43, Gotham Knights #27-28, #30-31, Batgirl #27, #29, Nightwing #68-69 and Azrael #91. Is Bruce Wayne the real mask of Batman? Does anyone really believe […]