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Hey guys, welcome to another episode of Thinking Sideways, the podcast. I am Devon

joined this week by Steve and Joe. Today we're going to talk about mystery that Joe petitioned really,

really hard to call the day Superman died, but I think we decided that was copyrighted.

Yeah DC Comics did that in the 90s. I don't know that they can actually copy right there because

I mean actually that title was used for at least one other essay that I've that was published

and copyrighted also. See, so it's copyrighted! So it's copyrighted!

And now if DC could use it when somebody else had already used it, then we can use it too.

Well, we're going to just call this the death of George Reeves.

Oh fine. Yeah, much safer. This was also a listener suggestion. It was suggested by Clarissa

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