New to the show? Waiting on the Trade is a monthly comics podcast, run by two gents who don’t have time for monthly comics. Grant Morrison and co.’s Action Comics.īe sure to join us next time, when we discuss Bryan Lee O’Malley’s Seconds!.If you liked All-Star Superman, we think you might also like:

There are multiple articles expounding upon the “Leo Quintum is Lex Luthor” theory, but none of them are all that convincing.Samson and Atlas HAVE shown up in DC Comics before, apparently.I think this TV Tropes article is actually the best introduction to Superdickery.We DON’T TALK ABOUT All-Star Batman and Robin.Frank Quitely does much the same thing to distinguish his Clark and Superman. Here’s that baller Christopher Reeve scene where he affects completely different personalities for Clark and Superman using just his voice and body posture.I don’t know that I’d recommend reading all those books in that order, though. If you want to track Grant Morrison’s entire DC Chronology, from 1988’s Animal Man to 2018’s The Green Lantern, this seems like a solid reading order for the decades-long meta-story that All-Star is part of.Which is too bad we were pulling for the little guy. The injured possum that my wife and I took in to the vet did NOT make it.This episode’s explanations, observations, and links of note include: In this episode, Matt and Pat blaspheme just a little, as they take a look at Grant Morrison, Frank Quitely, and Jamie Grant’s All-Star Superman.

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