Welcome back to the Wizard and the Bruiser.

Welcome back to the Wizard and the Bruiser, unless it's your first time listening, but why would you start here? Part 3 of Superman? That's what a crazy person would do.

It's what the RSS feed says, man. I live my life one episode at a time. My podcast client says,

listen to this, and I say, okay, sir. I'm your close to death, bruiser, Holden McNeely.

And I'm your half-siburg black guy, half teenager, and half sunglasses?

That's a lot of half.

Eradicator?

What is he?

Remember eradicator?

We'll talk about it, I guess.

He was like a robot-ish.

I was there.

But there's already a Terminator Superman and the Superman were born. There were two Terminators weren't there. Why? What happened in my childhood? So anyways, we are here for part three of Superman. This is the modern age, the postmodern age, the shitty movies that recently came out. This is everything. Well, I don't want to say they're shitty, but some people might love them, and they're not, you know, I don't know, we'll talk about it. We'll get into it. But we're here to talk about pretty much the Superman I knew as a child into adulthood. So one part that I was definitely, one factor at least that made me excited about doing this episode was this is the

Superman I remember, which is essentially Superman dying and coming back and dying and then

coming back and then dying and then coming back over and over and over again ad nauseum because

they essentially just like stopped being able to figure out what to do with the character other

than like bring him back in a different way,

changing tiny little details and like being like, no, now he's like more silver age.

No, now he's like, oh yeah, yeah.

More golden age kind of, but maybe some Bronze Age version of him.

And the entirety of, yeah, Superman at this era is people like being like okay everyone is bored with the character

but what if I told you we slightly shifted his power levels you know it's interesting though I will

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