Hello and we are continuing from our

I am your host Connor. Yes, I found my glasses I lost on the train so it's by new ones

My co-host Harry. Hello and we are continuing from our prior discussion of crisis on infinite

Earths because we ran so long talking about that 12-issue

Maxi series to discuss its sequel, I think probably superior in storytelling and

it's maybe odd. I preferred it a lot. If you've watched the other episode by now, you'll understand that while I recognize and respect its significance within the DC universe, I think as a self-contained story,

crisis on infinite Earth's is really sluggish and difficult.

And legends is very coherent and sometimes a bit hamfisted but has a great pro-Christian

anti-communist, pro-American revolution ethic.

And I think the setting at odds of the sort of French,

proto-communist and post-communist revolutions and the American Revolution

which for all its thoughtful faults at its inception with slavery and since taking the foundational

these nominal Christianity out as a building block and now they're just

squabbling over equality. I do admire some nominally Christian Englishman going up and setting

out a colony where they self-govern. So I've got a lot of sympathies for the American Revolution,

and as does legends.

And it's very interesting that this was in 1986

at the peak of Reagan's popularity,

and you have a lot of...

Reagan features as a character,

and unlike what you would expect these days again I don't really read

modern comics so I'm sure that there have been plenty of depictions of Trump or

...