This is Comic Geekspeak episode 564.

Spotlight on Superman in the Modern Age, 2000 to present.

Welcome to Comic Geek Speak. I'm Brian Deemer.

I'm Adam Murdo. I'm Shane Kelly. And I'm Brian Christman.

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talk about superman in the modern modern age and to help us talk about that, we have one of our listeners, Scott Gardner.

He goes by New Fund No. Number 6 on the forum. Welcome to the show, Scott.

Thank you. Thank you very much. It's an honor to be here.

Well, we thank you for joining us.

The pleasure is all ours. We need all the help we can get. Because you know how many Superman comics in the modern age I've read? Ho! I don't know about three. So I'm going to let you guys take it away because I don't know what the hell I'm talking about on this episode. Well, what are we defining this as? I have an idea, Adam. Do you have some notes on it as well? I think Peter's idea was for this to go from the Jeff Loeb-Ed McGuinness run on the character and all the other creative teams were on at the same time of the other titles all the way up to the present day. And what year were those books?

I believe it was the year 2000.

Right, because we ended with, the last one we did was the Bern-Jurgens era, and Jurgens ended, I think, with Superman 150.

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