Hello already, welcome back to another episode of Koni and Unknown, this one, what happened to DP Cooper?

This is like one of the more famous mysteries. I quite like these modern ones.

Lately we've been doing a lot of like ancient ones. I just recorded a video about,

oh my god, I literally just record it.

El Dorado, which I don't know if that's come out yet, because it's just, it's always how these work.

But I don't know, I was kind of, and then before that I did another one on something and I'm like,

let's jump into the modern world that's nice

20th century D. B. Cooper let's go thank you Kevin for writing this by the way

the format of the show if you're new here I've never read the script that I have in front of me

from Kevin and we're gonna read it and explore it together. It'll be fun.

Thanks for being here.

When people think of comic books, they generally think of superheroes running around in brightly colored costumes, possibly while wearing their underwear over their pants.

However, comics have served as inspiration for all sorts of movies and TV shows that people don't necessarily tend to associate with

the medium from shows like I zombie and human target to movies like Road to

Perdition and the grossly underappreciated kiss-kis bang bang.

Stories are it from the pages of, have entertained people for decades.

I got a little personal story here.

I'm a huge fan where I was.

I mean, it's for 20 years since it's been on the air.

Do you guys know Smallville?

It's like, most people know Smallville. It's like Superman the early years right?

I love that show. As someone I was joining my wife who I definitely I didn't know like

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