Podcasts about lex luthor man

This episode we’re looking at the egomaniacal, business savvy villains who believe they’re the center of the universe...Lex Luthor and Norman Osborn. We read "Lex Luthor: Man of Steel" by Brian Azzarello & Lee Bermejo and "Dark Avengers" by Brian Michael Bendis & Mike Deodato.    ~SPOILER WARNING FOR SECRET INVASION~    Lex Luthor Non-Spoilers (32:25)    Lex Luthor Spoilers (40:04)    Dark Avengers Non-Spoilers (56:06)    Dark Avengers Spoilers (01:11:40)    Email: twogeeksdifferentstreets@gmail.com    Twitter: @TGDS_podcast    Art by @jhoubzart

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*Note* Excuse the audio issues this episode. I was partly sick when recording this and didn't check my settings.* %CODE_LEXLUTHOR% We’re back! While our Summers Brothers episode was technically the first Character Corner of 2018, we recorded it in 2017, so this Lex Luthor episode is the first real episode of 2018. And you all are in for a treat. This episode is slightly different from our other Character Corners. We still go through the history of Lex but we spend more time really discussing and breaking down the core of the character. Unlike other DC characters, the core of Lex Luthor has strangely been consistent throughout his depictions. Sure his early first appearance in Action Comics #23 really set up as the ridiculous comic book villain stereotype, but the interesting thing about Lex is how his depiction mirrors the “stereotyped” bad guy of the era he’s in.  He’s been a ridiculous caricature of a bad guy in the 40’s, evil real estate billionaire, overweight and shrewd corporate exec and even a billionaire evil President. Each version might have a reworked background but for a DC character, he’s oddly enough very consistent in how he’s portrayed.   The basis of Lex is always his absurd hatred of Superman followed by his true belief that if not for Superman, he himself would be a good guy/hero. There are some really great non-canon stories that show this (Lex Luthor: Man of Steel and All-Star Superman for example).    This is a great episode that you’re not gonna want to miss as we break down what makes Lex Luthor tick. Oh and Kriss makes it very clear, Lex doesn’t qualify for his “Villain Agenda”. Find out why. Key Issues (we cover a lot more than what’s listed here): Action Comics #43 - First Appearance Non-Canon  Lex Luthor: Man of Steel All-Star Superman (Grant Morrison) Issue #5 - Clark visits Lex in jail The Man of Steel (1986) - John Byrne redesigns the character Issue #4 - sets up a hostage situation on his own boat to try to hire Superman The Death of Superman: Superman vol1 #149 Superman vol 2 #2 - Is told Clark Kent is Superman, doesn’t believe it President Luthor President Luthor: Secret Files & Origins Our Worlds at War Superman - Batman (Jeph Loeb) Vol 1 - Public Enemies - Whole series is great, first 6 issues deal with the end of President Lex  Superman: Birthright (Mark Waid) Infinite Crisis Fifty-Two Issues 34 & 35 - Turns off the Everyman powers for citizens and makes it “rain bodies” on New Years  New Krypton saga Superman: New Krypton Superman: Last Stand of New Krypton Superman: War of the Supermen Superman: The Black Ring Forever Evil Rebirth

*Note* Excuse the audio issues this episode. I was partly sick when recording this and didn't check my settings.* %CODE_LEXLUTHOR% We’re back! While our Summers Brothers episode was technically the first Character Corner of 2018, we recorded it in 2017, so this Lex Luthor episode is the first real episode of 2018. And you all are in for a treat. This episode is slightly different from our other Character Corners. We still go through the history of Lex but we spend more time really discussing and breaking down the core of the character. Unlike other DC characters, the core of Lex Luthor has strangely been consistent throughout his depictions. Sure his early first appearance in Action Comics #23 really set up as the ridiculous comic book villain stereotype, but the interesting thing about Lex is how his depiction mirrors the “stereotyped” bad guy of the era he’s in.  He’s been a ridiculous caricature of a bad guy in the 40’s, evil real estate billionaire, overweight and shrewd corporate exec and even a billionaire evil President. Each version might have a reworked background but for a DC character, he’s oddly enough very consistent in how he’s portrayed.   The basis of Lex is always his absurd hatred of Superman followed by his true belief that if not for Superman, he himself would be a good guy/hero. There are some really great non-canon stories that show this (Lex Luthor: Man of Steel and All-Star Superman for example).    This is a great episode that you’re not gonna want to miss as we break down what makes Lex Luthor tick. Oh and Kriss makes it very clear, Lex doesn’t qualify for his “Villain Agenda”. Find out why. Key Issues (we cover a lot more than what’s listed here): Action Comics #43 - First Appearance Non-Canon  Lex Luthor: Man of Steel All-Star Superman (Grant Morrison) Issue #5 - Clark visits Lex in jail The Man of Steel (1986) - John Byrne redesigns the character Issue #4 - sets up a hostage situation on his own boat to try to hire Superman The Death of Superman: Superman vol1 #149 Superman vol 2 #2 - Is told Clark Kent is Superman, doesn’t believe it President Luthor President Luthor: Secret Files & Origins Our Worlds at War Superman - Batman (Jeph Loeb) Vol 1 - Public Enemies - Whole series is great, first 6 issues deal with the end of President Lex  Superman: Birthright (Mark Waid) Infinite Crisis Fifty-Two Issues 34 & 35 - Turns off the Everyman powers for citizens and makes it “rain bodies” on New Years  New Krypton saga Superman: New Krypton Superman: Last Stand of New Krypton Superman: War of the Supermen Superman: The Black Ring Forever Evil Rebirth

We blow up Lex Luthor: Man of Steel and blow off X-Men: Apocalypse.  Remembering Anton Yelchin.  PLUS, a 5-Star Batman book that elevates the medium. 14:37 Pennyworth Pastries 16:12 News 32:50 Beer/Comic Pairing 34:27 Reviews Books Reviewed: James Bond vol. 1: Vargr Dark Night: A True Batman Story Criminal vol. 1: Coward

The Defenders of Podcasting have returned!! This week on Blerd Vision we begin our 3-week countdown to Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice by reviewing our favorite Superman stories! This week is Javan's pick: Lex Luthor - Man of Steel. Join us as we explore the psychotic mind of Jesse Eisenberg, discuss this week in DCTV, and debate the much anticipated (and controversial) Iron Fist casting. Check out the full breakdown below: Geek News: Zootopia beat Deadpool in the Box Office?! Batman v Superman Rated R The Daredevil Season 2 Trailers: Punisher & Elektra Finn Jones cast as Iron Fist... Problematic or nah? DCTV: Arrow: Taken Flash: King Shark LoT: Arrow 2046 & Marooned COMIC REVIEW: Lex Luthor - Man of Steel (2005)

Wir melden uns mit der 13. Ausgabe unseres Batmannews.de BatCast zurück! Diesmal geht es knapp 140 Minuten lang um den neuen ‚Batman v Superman‘ San Diego Comic-Con Trailer. Bernd, Rico und Jacy werden dabei erstmals von Henning unterstützt, welchen ihr vielleicht als ‚Bornchilla83‘ aus unserem Batman-Forum kennt. Als Superman-Fan wird er dabei nicht immer alles rosig finden, was uns Zack Snyder als ultimative Version des Man of Steel verkaufen möchte. Eine spannende Diskussion zwischen Fans beider Welten erwartet euch. 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:24 Henning stellt sich vor 00:12:10 Hauptthema: Batman v Superman SDCC Trailer 00:19:01 Die Akte „Superman“ 00:56:41 Der neue alte Batman 01:00:11 Streitthema Snyders Superman 01:18:40 Lex Luthor: Man of Steel 01:26:34 Robin 01:32:36 Traum oder Wirklichkeit? 01:46:52 Frauenthema: Bruce & Diana 01:58:03 Moneyshot 02:08:31 Trailer-Fazit 02:17:35 After-Show Outtakes BatCast-Theme von Benjamin Müller…Weiter...