The Superman Super Show!: Recent Episodes
Steeven R. Orr and Ed Moore
Superman first appeared in Action Comics #1, which was published by DC Comics on April 18, 1938.
84 years later comes The Superman Super Show!
The Superman Super Show is the podcast where two regular guys (Ed Moore and Steeven R. Orr), separated by a thousand miles of geography, try and read every Superman comic ever. Then talk about them, one issue at a time.
Exploding out of the Golden Age and straight into your ear-holes, Ed and Steeven go full throttle into The Corinthville Caper, the second of four stories to appear in Superman #11 from 1941!
Think giant apes, a coiling serpent, a suspicious scientist with secrets buried beneath his lab, and a reporter with a plan so rotten it explodes into violence — all set against cliffside chases, cave-in rescues, and Superman doing what he does best: punching problems into tomorrow.
Ed and Steeven unpack the zaniness, the mangled artwork, the Scooby-Doo reveal, and the momentary moral panic that sends an entire town stampeding before ole Supes swoops in to save the day.
Buckle up — this one’s loud, ridiculous, and impossible to look away from. Tune in for fists, fables, and the finest Golden-Age nonsense this side of Metropolis.
Superman #11 was published by DC Comics in May of 1941.
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Strap in as Ed and Steeven dive headfirst into Zimba’s Gold Badge Terrorists, the blistering Golden-Age Superman yarn from Superman #11 from May of 1941.
Cower in terror as the suburban town of Metrodale is blasted to rubble!
A brass-knuckled demagogue named Rolf Zimba and his fanatical Gold Badge Organization demand obedience, and the Daily Planet refuses to bow. Perry lands a jaw-cracking haymaker, Lois gets snatched and hauled aboard an invisible plane, and Superman goes full-cloak-and-dagger—twisting his face into Zimba’s, baiting an all-in meeting, and springing a trap that sends the whole racket to the slammer.
But the drama doesn’t stop there: the real Zimba kidnaps Lois, Superman hunts an invisible aircraft by sound, and the sky-borne climax explodes into a pulpy, cliffhanger-worthy finish.
Prepare for combustible banter, Ed’s righteous fury, Steeven’s delightfully distracted tangents, and a spoiler-filled deep dive that savages plot holes while celebrating the weird, wonderful guts of early Superman.
Turn it up and yank off the knob because this is the type hi-voltage serial-style romp you won’t want to miss.
Superman #11 was published by DC Comics in May of 1941.
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at thesupermansupershow@gmail.com.
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Dial A for Adventure as Ed and Steeven tear into another action packed Golden Age Superman tale with Radio Control, the Superman tale that appears in Action Comics #38 from 1941.
But first, hold on for dear life as the Super Guys trade incendiary political riffs and veer off on pop-culture detours, all before going full detective on a Superman yarn where ordinary citizens — a mailman, a bank president and even Lois Lane — are turned into dastardly criminals by a mysterious radio signal.
Superman traces the broadcasts to psychologist Harold Morton, flips the hypnotic switch, and forces the villain into the hands of the law in a climax that’s equal parts pulp thriller and Golden-Age bonkers adventure.
Prepare yourself for laugh-out-loud banter, Ed’s trademark righteous fury, Steeven’s delightfully distracted tangents, and a spoiler-filled deep dive that savages plot holes and celebrates the weird brilliance of early Superman.
Hyperbolic? Absolutely.
Essential listening? Unquestionably.
Plug in for nearly two hours of vintage comics edification served with a healthy side of combustible humor.
Don't miss it!
Superman #11 was published by DC Comics in May of 1941.
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at thesupermansupershow@gmail.com.
If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.
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WARNING: This episode contains sustained, salty language and volcanic tirades — primarily courtesy of Ed — and Steeven freely admits he loves every furious, profanity-soaked second of it. If you’re allergic to swearing, consider this your bat signal to proceed with caution. If you enjoy raw, unfiltered political rage wrapped in sharp humor, bring earplugs for the sensibilities of those around you and crank it up.
Brace yourself!! This extra special bonus episode of The Superman Super Show detonates like a political firecracker!!
Ed and Steeven go a bit unhinged, ripping into the state of American politics with a mix of furious wit, hard truths, and the kind of blunt, profanity-laced riffs that make a podcast feel dangerously alive. From dismantling dishonest rhetoric to riffing on how elected officials dodge accountability, the pair dig deep into the uglier corners of modern governance — with Ed delivering volcanic bursts of righteous fury and Steeven grinning like someone who knows he’s hearing the best line of the night.
Along the way they name-check the Atlantic’s Autocracy in America podcast and its Episode One: Start With a Lie — a timely lens for everything these fellas are shouting about — and even riff on media-bias sites like AllSides.com while trying to make sense of how truth gets bent and bargains get made.
If you’ve ever wanted to hear two friends sort through outrage, hypocrisy, and policy with no safety rails, this is the one.
Hit play for a bonus episode that’s part rant, part civic critique, and entirely unmissable.
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at thesupermansupershow@gmail.com.
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Recorded live and dripping with pulpy paranoia, Ed and Steeven plunge into a Metropolis gripped by a secret crime wave — thugs in ominous armbands, a citizens’ committee that might be more dangerous than the crooks, and a twist that will make you double-take the man behind the moustache.
In this episode the Super Fellas blow the dust off World’s Finest Comics #2 and race from rooftop brawls and mid-air stunts to a high-seas showdown where nothing — and nobody — is what they first appear to be.
Expect crackling play-by-play, gleeful nitpicks about Golden Age logic, and laugh-out-loud moments as Superman goes detective (and Clark goes full-nosy reporter) while Lois delivers one of the finest takedowns of cowardice in comics history. From a propeller-perched interrogation to a yacht reveal that'll make your jaw drop, Steeven and Ed treat every panel like it's a cliffhanger and then crank the suspense to eleven.
If you like your nostalgia with extra punch, conspiracy, and affectionate mockery, this is your jam. Tune in for punches, paranoias, and the satisfying moment when the Unknown X is unmasked — and then stick around for Ed and Steeven's sharp, hyperbolic dissection of how — and why — 1941 comics told their stories with such wild confidence.
Enjoy!
World’s Finest Comics #2 was published by DC Comics in May of 1941.
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at thesupermansupershow@gmail.com.
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In this, out third Bonus Episode, the Super Guys banter away about the James Gunn Superman movie, which neither of them (at the time) have seen.
Additional boisterous banter includes: Why Steeven is watching Supernatural again, recasting the role of Superman, using the Superman movie to stir the political pot, suddenly realizing how White TV Shows like Friends and Seinfeld are, What the fellas are (or are not) watching on the TV, who is Captain America, and who the Hell did the voice of Batman in the 1992 animated series.
So buckle in and all the pre-flight jibber-jabber because this trip into random geekiness is taking off!
Enjoy.
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at thesupermansupershow@gmail.com.
If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.
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Recorded live with the energy of a high-voltage radio drama, and then hammered into shape with more cuts and edits than a big budget theatrical extravaganza, Episode 87 of The Superman Super Show beats no where near the bush and speeds right into the heart-stopping mayhem of Commissioner Kent from Action Comics #37.
Metropolis erupts into violent chaos.
As racketeers run free, armored cars are robbed, and three civil servants fall to bullets and bombs in jaw-dropping succession, only one unlikely hero can brave the streets: mild-mannered Clark Kent, newly appointed Commissioner of Police.
When a dingy alley ambush and a firebomb in City Hall fail to claim his life, Kent sheds his suit and reveals that his desk job comes with super-charged insurance as he transforms into Superman to deliver bone-crushing justice and rescue the mayor from burning ruin.
In a whirlwind of assassination plots, exploding briefcases and gas-filled car ramps, Steeven and Ed unpack every twist—laughing at the absurdity of a single day that sees more explosive action than a summer blockbuster.
Tune in for a pulse-pounding, hyperbolic thrill ride that proves even the darkest conspiracies in Metropolis can’t outmatch the Man of Steel’s indomitable spirit!
Action Comics #37 was published by DC Comics in April of 1941.
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
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Get ready to crank your geek meter all the way up because this ain't your average Superman Super Show!
In this bonus livestream extravaganza, Ed and Steeven hop aboard the audio Jetstream for a wild, unfiltered ride through everything from linguistic curveballs to lightsaber smackdowns.
First, witness Steeven’s epic struggle to pronounce the word “Brobdingnagian” which is almost as huge as Superman himself!
But that’s just the tip of the Kryptonite iceberg. Celebrate Free Comic Book Day, prepare for Star Wars Day with a luscious love letter to Rogue One’s Vader slaughter‑fest, and discover why John Williams and Mrs. Lucas deserve superhero capes of their own.
Plus, a super-quick chat about the never‑to‑be‑missed Apple TV hits: Ted Lasso and Mythic Quest, and why one‑camera dramedies might just outshine a punch‑up in the Fortress of Solitude.
Whether you’re here for the banter, the behind‑the‑scenes scoop, or simply to listen to two podcasters nerd out in glorious stereo, this bonus episode delivers more laughs, lore, and lunacy than a tornado of kryptonite.
Tap play and join the party, because saving the world one comic at a time never sounded this much fun!
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at thesupermansupershow@gmail.com.
If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.
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Recorded live on Free Comic Book Day (and with a nod to an early Star Wars Day), this episode of The Superman Super Show plunges listeners head‑first into The Dukalia Spy Ring, as Ed and Steeven groove through their usual banter—from lawn‑mower woes and podcast procrastination—before diving into the heart of Golden Age action!
When a celebrated athletic festival in Metropolis suddenly feels more like an anti‑American rally, Lois smells trouble and slips undercover—hook and rope in tow—to expose a supposed ex‑naval officer’s treachery. Meanwhile, Clark Kent overhears a dark deal and transforms into Superman, humiliating Dukalian athletes in breathtaking track‑and‑field showdowns (shot‑put meets Superman strength!), only to discover that the real prize is an experimental submarine… and Lois herself has been taken hostage!
In this rollercoaster of espionage and super‑powered smackdowns, loyalties blur, secret identities collide, and Superman must race against time to rescue Lois, unmask a double agent, and sink a foreign spy ring before it can strike at the heart of America. Tune in for a pulse‑pounding, hyperbolic adventure that proves even the Man of Steel can’t out‑muscle cunning—and that no villain, foreign or domestic, can withstand his wrath!
Superman #10 was published by DC Comics on March 5, 1941.
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at thesupermansupershow@gmail.com.
If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.
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In this electrifying bonus episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven throw open the studio doors for a no‑holds‑barred, live‑from-the-couch dip into the brand‑new-at-the-time Superman teaser trailer!
They don't necessarily unpack every pulse‑pounding moment—from the mysterious “teaser for the teaser” tease, to that heart‑melting reveal of Krypto the Superdog (and the internet’s unavoidable debate over his breed), right down to the bowl‑cut bravado of Guy Gardner himself.
Bend your ears as Steeven’s inner five‑year‑old erupts in delighted squeals when Krypto bounds across the screen, while Ed teases out the many-layered theatrical build‑up that turned this trailer drop into the comic‑book event of the spring. They square off over whether James Gunn’s vision honors Superman’s golden‑age roots (and why a simple bowl cut could be a stroke of cinematic genius—or pure goofball folly). Plus, there’s live audience banter, birthday plans hinging on opening‑day tickets, and a surprise cameo of nostalgic DC talk that has Steeven confessing his lifelong Superman obsession.
If you thought you’d heard it all about Superman, think again—this is the ultimate teaser‑trailer tease that rockets you into full‑throttle hype mode for the Man of Steel’s next big screen showdown. Strap in, true believers: you won’t want to miss a single hyper‑charged second of this bonus episode!
This is the episode that will have you believing that there is such a thing as too-much-hype for a podcast episode description!
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
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It's Christmas in July as Ed and Steeven, a particularly passionate pair of powerfully pragmatic podcasters head back in time once more and sleigh‑ride you straight into one of Superman’s most mind‑bending Golden Age capers yet with The Spy Ring of Righab Bey, the third offering in Superman #10 from all the way back in 1941!
Strap in as our intrepid reporters‑turned‑detectives follow a trail of cosmic charts and secret codes all the way to the front door of Righab Bey’s mysterious astrology parlor—where every horoscope hides a deadly agenda. When Lois braves a midnight solo stake‑out, she tumbles headlong into Bey’s hypnotic web, and only a last‑second Superman swoop can free her from a laundry basket full of dirty tricks!
But the danger doesn’t stop there. Lois, ever the tenacious scooper, slips stolen war‑department blueprints into Clark’s typewriter before Bey’s henchmen can snuff her out—only to return under cover and confront the phony seer face‑to‑face! In a spine‑tingling twist, Lois herself becomes Bey’s unwitting assassin, testing Superman’s invulnerability at point‑blank range. Undeterred, the Man of Tomorrow races to Washington, D.C., crashing a high‑stakes spy raid on the War Department and neutralizing an army of saboteurs with nothing but sheer super‑will and a pulverized blowtorch!
With the fully unmasked spy ring locked away faster than you can say “Hypno‑hijinks,” Ed and Steeven celebrate the holiday in high style—proving that no matter how tangled the conspiracy; truth, justice, and the Christmas spirit will always prevail!
Tune in for Episode 85 and get ready to jingle all the way back to the Golden Age of Superman!
Superman #10 was published by DC Comics on March 5, 1941.
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at thesupermansupershow@gmail.com.
If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.
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Dust off your Smallville memories and brace yourself for a haunting unlike any other as Ed and Steeven bring you the ghostly finale of The Man of Steel mini-series in this full-throttle, emotionally tangled, nostalgia-laced live-streamed spectacular!
In The Haunting from The Man of Steel #6, Superman returns home—only to be met with chilling visions, ghostly Kryptonians, and an identity crisis that shakes him to his red-booted core! As Clark Kent wrestles with alien revelations, missing spaceships, and unresolved teenage angst, Lana Lang steps back into the picture with a heart full of secrets and a past full of pain.
Is this a triumphant crescendo to Byrne’s bold Post-Crisis revamp… or a pie-fueled epilogue that ends not with a bang but a rhubarb-flavored sigh?
Join your intrepid hosts as they dissect Clark’s cape-grabbing bus depot maneuvers, marvel at Ma and Pa Kent’s aggressively old-school decor, and get weirdly obsessed with decorative glass rocks and questionable wallpaper choices.
It’s an episode packed with identity, legacy, awkward emotional confessions, and maybe just a dash too much exposition. And if that’s not enough? There’s pie. Lots of pie.
The Man of Steel #6 was published by DC Comics on September 25, 1986.
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
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Bizarro Flakes!?
Hold on to your butts, folks! It's time for another super-seismic, dimension‑shattering, hyper‑charged, live‑streamed blockbuster extravaganza of an episode as hosts Ed and Steeven provide you with a thorough examination of The Man of Steel #5: The Mirror, Crack’d…
Ride the adrenaline wave as the fearless, fast-talking, fan-favorite fellas peel back the Fortress walls to expose Lex Luthor’s most twisted gambit yet: An alien‑powered doppelgänger of the Last Son of Krypton!
Ed and Steeven will guide you through every white‑hot panel as Superman confronts this bizarre bootleg of himself.
From the stark, bone‑white splash page featuring Byrne’s flawless pencils, to the adrenaline‑fueled alleyway showdown that shatters bus windows and bends Metropolis steel, enter the eye of the storm as our dynamic duo:
Decode Dr. Teng’s mad science. Just how did Luthor’s sensors turn alien cells into a crumbling Bizarro‑clone, programmed with Superman’s very memories but devoid of speech, cunning, or heart?
Witness the Superman's confoundment as the malformed mirror‑man sacrifices himself, unleashing a bit of DNA that holds the chemical key in restoring blind Lucy Lane’s sight in a moment of soul‑searing poignancy.
Dissect Byrne’s storytelling masterclass. Why six stand‑alone “encyclopedia entry” stories redefine Post‑Crisis Superman, and how issue #5 drives home what Steeven perceives as Byrne’s mission to purge the Silver Age silliness once and for all.
It’s a supernova of comic‑book lore, bursting with razor‑sharp analysis and electrifying debate. Don’t miss this mythic deep dive into Superman’s post‑Crisis crucible because once that mirror cracks, there’s no going back!
The Man of Steel #5 was published by DC Comics on September 11, 1986.
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
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Batten down the hatches because we have another rather long episode for you today, one that catapults you straight into the heart of Post‑Crisis Superman!
Make yourself comfortable as Ed and Steeven plunge headfirst into The Man of Steel #4: Enemy Mine… by John Byrne, and then strap yourself down as our dynamic duo unpacks:
High‑seas hijinks: Lois Lane and Clark Kent hit Lex Luthor’s ultra‑luxurious super‑yacht—only to have terrorists crash the party and send Superman plunging into the ocean!
Super‑powered salvation: Witness that iconic moment when Supes swoops in at breakneck speed to shield Lois from an Uzi, and then defies physics by lifting the entire ocean liner straight out of the water!
Heat‑vision haircare: Marvel at the first on‑panel reveal of Superman’s shaving routine—he’s burning off that Kryptonian stubble with nothing but a shard of his crashed rocket and some sizzling heat vision!
The Luthor gambit: Peel back the curtain on Lex’s diabolical mind games as Byrne’s Donald Trump–meets‑Gene Hackman incarnation tests the Man of Steel with a $25,000 retainer offer—only to have his own scheme spectacularly backfire.
A clash for the ages: Feel the electricity ignite when Superman and the mayor team up to throw the most powerful man in Metropolis behind bars… and watch Luthor’s world implode as he swears a vendetta that will shake the DC Universe to its core!
This is a blockbuster episode of comic book lore that's practically bursting at the seams with supercharged nostalgia, seismic morality plays, and the kind of stakes that’ll leave you face-down on the floor.
You think you can handle it?
The Man of Steel #4 was published by DC Comics on August 21, 1986.
The Superman Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
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Lock down your rooftops, folks, because Episode 81 is another marathon—an epic, mammoth jaunt into the dawn of Post-Crisis heroics!
In this hyper-extended, twice-as-long extravaganza, Ed and Steeven jet off to Gotham City to unpack “One Night in Gotham City…” from John Byrne’s The Man of Steel #3 (August 1986). Brace yourself as the Man of Steel clashes head-on with the Dark Knight in a thunderous rooftop showdown—only to be brought to heel by Batman’s heart-stopping failsafe threat.
But this isn’t just a duel of capes and convictions: it’s the explosive debut of Magpie, a jewel-obsessed fiend whose diabolical swap-and-surprise heists send Superman and Batman on a high-stakes hunt through abandoned museums, poison gas clouds, and midnight chases. As two titans clash over law, order, and lethal pragmatism, they’ll discover that the greatest deception lies in a rigged “innocent” life… hidden in Batman’s own utility belt!
Hold on to your utility pouches—this blockbuster of a podcast is bursting with larger-than-life action, razor-sharp moral sparring, and 1980s flair that’ll leave you breathless. Ready for the ultimate reluctant-allies saga? Dive in—this is superhero storytelling like you’ve never heard before!
The Man of Steel #3 was published by DC Comics in August, 1986.
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We hope you have your affairs in order, folks because Episode 80 is another absolute marathon—a colossal, mammoth dive into the very next chapter of Post‑Crisis Superman!
In this epic, super‑sized installment, Ed and Steeven tackle “The Story of the Century” from The Man of Steel #2 (July 1986), where Superman officially touches down in Metropolis and everything—and everyone—will never be the same.
Witness the Man of Steel’s breathtaking first flight over the city, his lightning‑fast take‑down of purse‑snatchers, and the pulse‑pounding SWAT standoff that proves bullets bounce off his invincible form. Meanwhile, Lois Lane pulls every stunt in the book (including driving her car off a pier!) to land the titular story of the century—only to be scooped by mild‑mannered Clark Kent himself!
And yes, there’s even a shadowy glimpse of Lex Luthor’s post‑Crisis debut, setting the stage for a rivalry for the ages.
So settle in for a supercharged saga twice the length of your average episode, overflowing with jaw‑dropping moments, razor‑sharp banter, and enough 1980s flair to make your head spin.
Ready for the ride? It’s time to buckle up for the biggest, boldest Superman showdown yet!
The Man of Steel #2 was published by DC Comics in July, 1986.
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Brace yourself for an absolute behemoth of an episode—a mammoth, adrenaline-fueled deep dive into Superman’s reimagined origin from 1986!
In this hyper-extended, twice-as-long installment, Ed and Steeven break away from the Golden Age and boldly step into the realm of Post-Crisis Superman with a bevy of explosive insights into From Out the Green Dawn... from John Byrne’s legendary The Man of Steel #1.
Prepare for a wild ride as they unravel Krypton’s catastrophic downfall, the revolutionary birthing matrix that redefines Superman’s arrival on Earth, and the cosmic twists that paved the way for a new era in DC’s storytelling.
This isn’t your average episode, folks—it's a blockbuster of comic book lore packed with passionate debate, supercharged nostalgia, and a fearless departure from the past into a thrilling post-crisis future!
The Man of Steel #1 was published by DC Comics in July, 1986.
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Prepare for a wild ride through the zaniest caper in Golden Age Superman history... Maybe!
In this explosive episode, hosts Ed and Steeven dissect The Talent Agency Fraud from Superman #10 (March 1941), where Lois almost trades in her Daily Planet desk for the glitz of stardom—only to get tangled in a deviously orchestrated scam by the slick Mr. Grady.
Clark Kent’s suspicion quickly transforms into Superman’s blur-of-action heroics: picture him planking on a door jamb mid-air, stopping a speeding car by digging trenches with his bare fingers, and hurling the fraudster through the skies in a gravity-defying joyride!
With biting humor and hyperbolic commentary, our dynamic duo celebrates the era’s audacious storytelling and larger-than-life antics. Buckle up for an episode that’s as irreverently fun as it is action-packed—a no-holds-barred romp where Superman shows scammers exactly who’s in charge!
Superman #10 was published by DC Comics in March, 1941.
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Broadcasting from a secret lair deep in the hills of eastern Kansas, Steeven Orr Else is your ultimate escape into geekdom’s glorious galaxy. Each episode is an audacious amalgamation of comic book critiques, movie musings, and pop culture ponderings, peppered with absurd anecdotes, riveting rants, and silly shenanigans.
With a voice like molten gold and a knack for nuclear-level nonsense, Steeven takes listeners on a whirlwind of whimsical weirdness. Whether he’s deconstructing decades-old comics, spinning tales of a time-traveling podcaster, or uncovering the profound science of refrigerated rubber bands, you’ll laugh, learn, and love every second of the spectacle.
This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a phenomenon, a proclamation, a declaration of delirious delight. Step into the splendidly strange world of Steeven Orr Else and experience the chaos, creativity, and charisma you didn’t know you needed.
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Strap in for a wild ride as hosts Ed and Steeven tear into one of Superman’s most jaw-dropping adventures from 1941!
In this explosive episode, they dissect The Invisible Luthor from Superman #10—a tale where banks vanish into thin air, the very lifeblood of Metropolis is held ransom for a staggering $100 million, and a shadowy, invisible villain orchestrates a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse from an unseen flying machine.
With hyperbolic banter, electrifying insights, and a cascade of comic book nostalgia, our dynamic duo unpacks every mind-bending panel—from the shocking birth of Superman’s flight to a pulse-pounding showdown that leaves villains cowering and heroes ready for more.
Don’t miss this supercharged, no-holds-barred romp through the Golden Age of comics where every twist is more audacious than the last!
Superman #10 was published by DC Comics in March, 1941.
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What if Superman had fought in World War II? Well, buckle up because Action Comics #36 gives us a glimpse into just that! In this pulse-pounding episode, Ed and Steeven dive into The Enemy Invasion, a thrilling Superman tale where Metropolis comes under attack by a mysterious foreign power. Sabotage! Aerial bombings! Political intrigue! And of course, Superman smashing everything in sight!
Lois Lane finds herself at the center of a heated debate over national rearmament, only to uncover a sinister plot involving traitors, spies, and a full-scale invasion! As chaos erupts, Superman leaps (or… flies?) into action, dodging bullets mid-air, stopping a train with his bare hands, and single-handedly dismantling an entire enemy fleet. But wait—was Superman really still just "leaping" at this point, or have the comics been gaslighting us all along?
Join us as we break down the action, the politics, and the absurdity of it all—including Clark Kent being the absolute worst coworker ever. Plus, we speculate on Superman’s real side hustle: fixing all the messes he leaves behind.
It’s an episode packed with history, heroics, and some good old-fashioned Golden Age insanity. Don’t miss it!
Action Comics #36 was published by DC Comics in March, 1941.
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Strap in, folks, because this episode is pure gold! Ed and Steeven dig deep into the thrilling 1941 Superman adventure, The Guybart Gold Mine, from Action Comics #35, and trust us—this one’s got everything: stock market schemes, airborne piracy, underground peril, and enough secret identities to make your head spin!
Lois Lane gets tangled in a mystery when an elderly couple seeks her help over some suspiciously sought-after mining stock. Before she knows it, she’s dodging thugs, boarding planes under threat of mid-air shootouts, and getting buried alive in a so-called worthless mine! Meanwhile, Superman does what he does best—stopping bullets mid-air, flinging gangsters like ragdolls, and ripping the wings off airplanes because one just isn’t enough.
But what’s the real secret behind the Guybart Mine? Why is a man with a suspiciously removable scar so interested in keeping everyone away? And will Superman ever fight someone who can actually stand a chance against him?
Join us as we break down the action, point out the absurdity, and try (and fail) to tell all these cowboy-hat-wearing villains apart. It’s a rip-roaring, fist-flying, gold-grabbing good time!
Action Comics #35 was published by DC Comics in February, 1941.
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Get ready for an electrifying adventure as Ed and Steeven tackle the 1941 classic Superman tale, "Superman vs. The Rainmaker," from World's Best Comics #1! In this action-packed episode, Superman faces off against a storm-summoning madman whose dastardly plan threatens to flood the city and wreak havoc on everything in his path.
Join us as we break down this whirlwind of a story filled with bizarre twists, giant snakes, diabolical machines, and Superman doing what he does best—saving the day in style! Along the way, we marvel at the stunning artwork, the unrelenting action, and the over-the-top pulp fiction elements that make these early Superman adventures unforgettable.
Plus, we dive into Lois Lane’s signature sass, the peculiar death of the villain, and why Superman’s beefed-up physique is turning heads in 1941. There’s humor, nostalgia, and more Superman than you can shake a blue Yeti microphone at.
Strap in for a super-charged episode that’ll have you laughing, pondering, and maybe even searching for the nearest snake-proof tree. This one’s a classic!
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In this thrilling episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven delve into the shadowy depths of Jackson’s Murder Ring from Superman #9 (1941). When Lois and Clark investigate the mysterious death of Morton Carling, they uncover a sinister operation run by a corrupt jeweler and his murderous associates.
Superman dives headfirst into a world of fake diamonds, deadly poisonings, and backstabbing alliances. From memorizing phone clicks on a rotary dial to outmaneuvering car chases and dodging bullets, the Man of Steel dismantles this deadly gang with his trademark mix of cunning and brute force. Meanwhile, Lois proves she’s as intrepid as ever, donning a clever disguise and using her investigative chops to gather evidence—until she’s locked in a safe by Jackson’s thugs!
With Superman delivering justice in explosive style, this Golden Age tale is packed with twists, turns, and jaw-dropping moments. Join Ed and Steeven as they untangle the web of lies and celebrate the over-the-top brilliance of early Superman adventures!
Enjoy!
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In this electrifying episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven take a deep dive into Mystery in Swasey Swamp from Superman #9 (1941). What begins as two separate assignments for Clark Kent and Lois Lane quickly spirals into a tangled web of magnetic mayhem, meteor-fueled mysteries, and sinister men in metal masks!
While Lois investigates strange electrical disturbances in Swasey Swamp, Clark looks into threats against Lamson Laboratories. But it isn’t long before their paths collide, revealing a conspiracy involving a powerful energy formula, a hidden lair beneath a meteor, and a villain with a penchant for magnetic chaos. With planes shooting at him and doors slamming in his face, even Superman has his hands full in this action-packed tale!
Can Superman stop the masked men, save Lois from their clutches, and unravel the truth behind the mysterious meteor? Join Ed and Steeven as they break down this wild Golden Age adventure filled with twists, turns, and classic Superman heroics!
Superman #9 was published by DC in January, 1941.
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It’s a festive frenzy on this special Christmas episode of The Superman Super Show! Ed and Steeven unwrap Superman’s Christmas Adventure from Superman’s Christmas Adventure #1 (1940), where Superman teams up with none other than Santa Claus himself to save the holiday from total ruin!
When the sinister duo of Dr. Grouch and Mr. Meany launch a dastardly campaign to destroy Christmas—complete with sabotaged toy drives, gassed elves, and kidnapped reindeer—Superman leaps into action. With Lois Lane strapped to a giant skyrocketing firework and Santa’s workshop under attack, the Man of Steel must thwart the villains’ plans at every turn, proving that no holiday is safe from his heroic might.
Packed with wild Golden Age antics, including Superman leaping through the sky carrying Santa’s sleigh, this story is a heartwarming and hilarious romp that reminds us of the true meaning of Christmas—even when dealing with villains as ridiculous as Grouch and Meany. Tune in as Ed and Steeven share laughs, insights, and their own holiday memories in this unforgettable Christmas adventure!
Superman's Christmas Adventure was published by DC in December, 1940.
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In this action-packed episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven tackle Joe Gatson, Racketeer from Superman #9 (1941), a story that plunges the Man of Steel into a swampy battle against corruption and crime! When a judge’s daughter is kidnapped to force a mistrial, Superman leaps into action to rescue her and bring the slimy racketeer Joe Gatson to justice.
This tale has everything: a courtroom conspiracy, quicksand peril, and even a wrestling match between Superman and a ferocious alligator! And just when you think Superman has his hands full, he pulls off one of his most jaw-dropping stunts yet—throwing a villain directly into the path of a bullet meant for an innocent life.
Join Ed and Steeven as they revel in the larger-than-life antics of Golden Age Superman, marvel at the era’s over-the-top storytelling, and dive deep into the comic’s wild twists and turns. This is classic Superman at his boldest and brashest!
Superman #9 was published by DC in January, 1941.
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In this pulse-pounding episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven delve into The Phony Pacifists from Superman #9 (1941), where Superman faces a tangled web of espionage, sabotage, and deceit! Lois and Clark stumble upon a secret military depot, only to find themselves entangled in a dangerous conspiracy. Lois is arrested for espionage, while a shadowy group of spies launches a series of attacks to destroy the depot and cripple the nation’s defenses.
But they didn’t count on the Man of Steel. From leaping off buildings without a sound to infiltrating the enemy’s ranks, Superman takes on the sinister Committee Against Militarism and their leader, the devious Derwing. With submarine showdowns, daring rescues, and lightning-fast takedowns, Superman proves once again why he’s the ultimate force for justice—even when the odds are stacked against him.
Packed with jaw-dropping feats, sharp humor, and Golden Age charm, this story highlights Superman’s unwavering dedication to truth and his quick thinking in the face of danger. Tune in as Ed and Steeven unravel the chaos, share their favorite moments, and celebrate the brilliance of this classic Golden Age tale!
Superman #9 was published by DC in January, 1941.
Enjoy!
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Welcome to Growing Up Geek, the podcast where we travel back in time to relive the pop culture moments that shaped an entire generation. Hosted by Steeven Orr, each episode dives deep into the movies, TV shows, comics, and music from the '70s, '80s, and '90s—the building blocks of geek culture.
Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to the geek scene, this show is packed with crispy bites of pop culture goodness that are sure to take you back to the days when all you needed was a TV, a bowl of cereal, and a Saturday morning lineup of cartoons.
So hit that subscribe button and join us as we revisit the past, unpack our geekiest memories, and celebrate the pop culture that made us who we are today.
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In this thrilling episode of The Superman Super Show, Ed and Steeven dig into The Coal Mine Heiress from Action Comics #34 (1941), where inheritance, betrayal, and explosive action collide deep within the earth!
When heiress Doris Laurey inherits her late father’s coal mine, her seemingly loyal Uncle Jim has sinister plans to claim the fortune for himself. From runaway coal carts to dynamite-fueled sabotage, Doris’s life is in constant peril as Uncle Jim pulls out all the stops to eliminate her.
Enter Superman, who leaps into action to thwart each murderous attempt with Golden Age flair. From stopping a speeding coal cart inches from disaster to surviving a deadly decompression chamber, the Man of Steel faces one trap after another in a relentless battle to save Doris and bring her treacherous uncle to justice.
Packed with wild stunts, bold heroics, and a touch of classic absurdity, this Golden Age gem highlights Superman’s indomitable spirit and quick thinking. Tune in as Ed and Steeven unravel every twist and turn in this coal-mine caper that shows why Superman is the ultimate champion of justice!
Action Comics 34 was published by DC in January, 1941.
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Join us for a lively discussion on the Superman Super Show as hosts ED and Steeven dive into the Golden Age Superman story, "The Lumber Millionaire's Will" from Action Comics #33.
This episode marks the return of the podcast after a year-long hiatus, so listen in as they explore the thrilling tale of a corrupt lumber camp, the mysterious masked man, and Superman's daring rescue of Lois Lane.
With a mix of humor and nostalgia, Ed and Steeven reflect on the storytelling quirks of the 1940s and the timeless appeal of the Man of Steel.
Action Comics 33 was published by DC in December, 1940.
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Back in July, 2023, Ed and Steeven got together to record an episode of The Superman Super Show in which they were going to talk about Action Comics #32.
However, life had other plans.
Due to technical issues and life issues, the two Super Hosts decided, after trying to get through a discussion about the issue, to just give up and talk about other stuff.
Topics include: 80's Hulk comics, 80s/90s X-Men, John Byrne, Super Hero Movies, future movie casting (Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner), Jack Ryan, Harrison Ford, and much, much more!
And so, for the first time (except for the Live YouTube Episode that's out there on the YouTube Channel), The Superman Super Show Lost Episode!
Be warned, because the fellas did discuss Action Comics #32 on Episode 60, you may get a feeling of déjà vu as you're listening to this episode.
Also, the part of the episode when Steeven loses power and it's just Ed, that section is heavily edited for time.
Enjoy!
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Superman stops a purse snatcher, foils a robbery at a liquor store, and saves Lois Lane from a watery grave.
All that and more as I take a look at The Man of Steel #2: The Story of the Century by John Byrne, Dick Giordano, John Costanza, and Thomas J. Ziuko.
This issue was published by DC Comics in July, 1986.
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Crime runs rampant in Metropolis as dope addicts commit a series of daring and violent robberies.
What's Superman to do!?
Find out as Ed and Steeven talk about Perrone and the Drug Gang, the fourth and final Superman story that appeared in Superman #8, published by DC Comics in November, 1940.
The banter today focuses mainly on Secret Invasion on Disney Plus.
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A planet explodes, a baby is saved and raised by a kind couple in Kansas, and a Superhero makes his debut.
In this first episode I begin my journey through Post Crisis Superman with the issue that kicked off the whole thing, Man of Steel #1: Beyond the Green Dawn by John Byrne, Dick Giordano, John Costanza, and Thomas J. Ziuko.
This issue was published by DC Comics in July, 1986.
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A carnival has come to town and the people that run it begin ripping people off with their crooked games.
Does this sound like a job for Superman?
Yeah, the fellas didn't think so either.
Find out more as Ed and Steeven talk about The Carnival Crooks, the third Superman story that appeared in Superman #8, published by DC Comics in November, 1940.
The banter today focuses mainly on the weather, or more specifically, the unbearable heat.
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Today, on a very special episode of The Superman Super Show, Steeven tests Ed's knowledge and/or memory by quizzing him on everything the two Super Hosts have read over the first year of The Super Show!
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Enemies of America form an army in the hills outside Metropolis and frames Clark Kent for murder. Can Superman put a stop to their terrorist ways and clear the name of his alter ego?
Find out now as Ed and Steeven talk about The Fifth Column, the second Superman story that appeared in Superman #8, published by DC Comics in November, 1940.
The banter today includes the final two episodes of Jack Ryan on Amazon Prime, Reacher (also on Prime), and Banshee on Cinemax.
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Professor Zee, along with his cohort, Dr. Cardos, begin creating giants out of human beings... and a cat. But why? What's the purpose behind such a scheme? And can Superman put a stop to their evil plot?
Get the answer to at least one of those questions today as Ed and Steeven talk about The Giants of Professor Zee, the first Superman story that appeared in Superman #8, published by DC Comics in November, 1940.
The banter today includes the amazing talents of painter Bob Ross, Mr. Rogers, the Electric Company, and growing up with just three channels on the TV.
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Superman tries to shut down a gambling den, Lois is poisoned, and the Mayor's son is turned into a zombie!
All that and more in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about The Gambling Racket in Metropolis, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #32, published by DC Comics in November, 1940.
Also, for some reason, Ed and Steeven start talking about tofu.
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Lois and Clark discover a town where everyone is asleep. Can Superman discover what's behind this mass nap attack?
Find out in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about In the Grip of Morpheus the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #31, published by DC Comics in October, 1940.
Banter includes super heroes who have their super powers taken away, which leads into the announcement that was released at the time of this recording regarding 'Avengers Inc.' by Al Ewing and Leonard Kirk, which lands in September. This leads into a discussion on changing a character in their own book vs alternate versions in another universe.
Oh, and there's a bunch of Conan talk at the end. Which, to be honest, is all Ed's fault. He should know by now that Steeven likes talking about Conan way too much.
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Lois and Clark go undercover as a pair of rich socialites to draw out a gang of criminals who specialize in robbing patrons of Metropolis night clubs.
Does their little scheme pay off? Does Clark like Lois as a blonde?
Find out in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about the fourth of the four Superman stories that appeared in Superman #7 from September, 1940: The Black Gang.
This week's banter includes spoilers for Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves as well as more Dawn of DC talk.
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A crooked prosecutor is keeping criminals out of the jail and on the streets. As the election for City Prosecutor draws near, Clark Kent suggests that the Daily Planet endorse Bert Runyan, a more fair minded lawyer, for the spot. But some really bad guys seem to be against Clark's scheme.
Can Superman stop the mob from cheating in the upcoming election?
Find out in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about the third of the four Superman stories that appeared in Superman #7 from September, 1940: Superman's Cleanup Campaign.
This week's banter includes talk on which podcasts Ed and Steeven have been listening to, identifying a 90s movie, and Steeven's weight.
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The people of Gay City suddenly find themselves turning as brittle as glass and then shattering, with many losing their lives.
Can Superman discover who is behind such a dastardly deed before more people perish!?
Find out in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about the second of the four Superman stories that appeared in Superman #7 from September, 1940: The Exploding Citizens.
This week's banter includes a story, told by Steeven, about the time John Cleese of Monty Python fame spoke to his daughter. That's Steeven's daughter, not John Cleese's daughter. Though I'm sure he talks to his own daughter quite often.
Other topics up for discussion involve the Old West and robbing banks.
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The District Attorney is framed for murdering his wife. Can Superman prove his innocence and find the real murderer?
Find out in today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about the first of the four Superman stories that appeared in Superman #7 from September, 1940: Metropolis’s Most Savage Racketeers.
Also, with the episode being a little short this week, stick around after the music for an extra 10 minutes of bonus material: Ed and Steeven talking about the Dawn of DC between episode recordings, along with much more, including: What is the Anonymous Jackalope!?
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Snowstorms in the summer!?
People dying with their shadows left behind!?
Who is Laura Vogel!?
Find the answers on today's episode as Ed and Steeven talk about the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics 30 from September, 1940: The Midsummer Snow Storm.
But first, Ed and Steeven answer a question from a listener and that takes them off on an impromptu conversation regarding the various comic book ages.
Speaking of the different ages of comics, here's something we ran into after completing the episode:
The 8 Ages of Comics (1897-Present) by Alex Grand || Docuseries 1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXLb2\_YCyAw
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Metropolis citizens are dying and Lois Lane suspects that someone is murdering them to collect their life insurance.
Will Lois get to the bottom of this mystery?
Will Clark feign weakness and cowardice and lose even more of Lois's respect.
Will Superman have to come along and save Lois from her own enthusiastic investigation skills?
Find the answers now as Ed and Steeven talk about the the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics 29 from August, 1940: The Life Insurance Con.
But it doesn't stop there!
This week's banter includes a little talk about the Mandalorian, stunt casting, and both the Bad Batch and Clone Wars animated shows.
We also tackle the idea of cussing, which we do, like, a lot, so... yeah...
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Someone is constructing buildings with inferior materials and building them in such a way so that they will collapse.
Why?
Find the answer as Ed and Steeven talk about the fourth Superman story that appeared in Superman #6 from July, 1940: The Construction Scam
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The nation of San Caluma is hit by a hurricane and a tornado, someone tries to stop aid from getting to San Caluma, a burglar catches Clark Kent in the act of changing into Superman, and big bunch of bad guys die.
All that and more as Ed and Steeven talk about the third Superman story that appeared in Superman #6 from July, 1940: Terror Stalks San Caluma!
This is the story that will have everyone asking: Who's Mumsen!?
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Gangsters have taken over the small town of Gateston and Lois and Clark swoop in to get the scoop.
All that and more as Ed and Steeven talk about the second Superman story that appeared in Superman #6 from July, 1940: Racketeering Terror in Gateston!
But first, Ed and Steeven talk about bit about Superman #1 from February of 2023.
The duo also, at one point in the episode, take a moment to talk about Bruce Wills and some of our favorite Bruce Willis movies.
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Lois is arrested for murder!
Can Superman prove her innocence?
Is Clark really as dumb as he pretends to be?
Will Superman toss three men into an open window?
Get the answers to all three of these questions as Ed and Steeven talk about the first Superman story that appeared in Superman #6 from July, 1940: Lois Lane, Murderer!
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Lois and Clark investigate a series of robberies by a muscular masked man in a leopard skin loincloth, much like Herculo, the circus Strong Man.
Is Herculo guilty?
Could he be the victim of a frame job?
Where does Clark get all of his money?
Get the answers to most of these questions as Ed and Steeven talk about The Strongarm Assaults, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #28 from July, 1940.
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Superman stops a purse snatcher, foils a robbery at a liquor store, and saves Lois Lane from a watery grave.
All that and more as I take a look at Man of Steel #2 by John Byrne, Dick Giordano, John Costanza, and Thomas J. Ziuko.
This issue was published by DC Comics in July, 1986.
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Lois and Clark investigate the Brentwood Home for Wayward Youth, Lois is thrown in a cell, and Superman leaves a dog in a tree.
You get all that and more as Ed and Steeven talk about Brentwood Home for Wayward Youth, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #27 from June, 1940.
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Clark throws a man out of the Daily Planet offices, Lois is forced into a special heating cabinet, and Superman steals no less than 3 safes.
You get all that and more as Ed and Steeven talk about Professor Cobalt's Clinic, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #26 from May, 1940.
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In this first episode I begin my journey through Post Crisis Superman with the issue that kicked off the whole thing: Man of Steel #1 by John Byrne, Dick Giordano, John Costanza, and Thomas J. Ziuko.
This issue was published by DC Comics in July, 1986.
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Lois and Clark attend the New York World's Fair and Lois manages to get mixed up with an international jewel thief.
Can Superman save her?
I mean, would you consider it a spoiler at this point if we said "Yes"?
Anyway, that's just a bit of what you're getting today as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman at the World’s Fair, the Superman story to appear in New York World's Fair Comics #2 from the Summer of 1940.
Contractual banter includes Ed diving deeper into Superman comics and Steeven's new podcast that will appear right here on this feed.
Plus, Ed makes a startling confession!
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A gangster uses a new drug to ensnare others to commit crimes for him.
All that and more as Ed and Steeven talk about The Wonder Drug Racket, the fourth story to appear in Superman #5 from the Summer of 1940.
But first, before you get into all that, the fellas kick off the episode with some amazing banter in which they talk about music and their complete contempt for small talk.
Even after the Superman talk is finished, the boys aren't yet done as they wind down the episode talking about Steeven's failures as a podcaster as Ed goads him into starting a new podcast, Hither Came Conan:
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This Episode was recorded on February 14, 2023 - Watch the live recording now on The Superman Super Show YouTube Channel
Luthor is back and it up to his dirty tricks. This time around he's using incense to cripple the country's economy.
How does he do that?
Find out today as Ed and Steeven talk about Luthor's Incense Menace, the third story to appear in Superman #5 from the Summer of 1940.
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This Episode was recorded on February 14, 2023 - Watch the live recording now on The Superman Super Show YouTube Channel
It's newspaper against newspaper as war breaks out in Metropolis!
Can Superman protect the Daily Planet from an evil politician turned media mogul?
Find out today as Ed and Steeven talk about The Campaign Against the Planet, the second story to appear in Superman #5 from the Summer of 1940.
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This Episode was recorded on January 24, 2023 - Watch the live recording now on The Superman Super Show YouTube Channel
Just when you thought the boys had run out of feedback, they come at you with even more.
Tune in this week and Ed and Steeven read and respond to your feedback.
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This Episode was recorded on January 24, 2023 - Watch the live recording now on The Superman Super Show YouTube Channel
Children all over Metropolis are spending all their lunch money on slot machines that have been placed in local stores.
Can Lois and Clark find out who is behind this nefarious scheme?
Will Clark use Lois as a human shield?
What does Superman have to do with all this.
Find out now as Ed and Steeven talk about The Slot Machine Racket, the first story to appear in Superman #5 from the Summer of 1940.
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This Episode was recorded on January 24, 2023 - Watch the live recording now on The Superman Super Show YouTube Channel
It's been a while folks, but we have finally come to our senses and start sharing your feedback going back to the last feedback episode back in September.
We cover a lot of topics in this one. Buckle up, put on your super suits, and relax with Ed and Steeven here in Our Third Feedback Episode.
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This Episode was recorded on January 17, 2023 - Watch the live recording now on The Superman Super Show YouTube Channel
After more banter than has ever been had on an episode of The Superman Super Show, the fellas get down to the business at hand.
A criminal is using hypnotism to steal money all over Metropolis. Can Superman stop him, or will he fall victim to a hypnosis attack?
Find out today as Ed and Steeven talk about The Amnesiac Robbers from Action Comics #25, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of June 1940.
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This Episode was recorded on November 29, 2022 - Watch the live recording now on The Superman Super Show YouTube Channel
Superman is asked to mentor Peter, the adult son of a dying millionaire. But what's Superman going to do when Peter finds himself arrested for murder and sent to the electric chair?
Find out today as Ed and Steeven talk about Carnahan's Heir from Action Comics #24, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of May 1940.
Also mentioned in this episode: Justice League International, Doctor Fate, Keith Giffen's Trencher from Image Comics, and 90's Image Comics in general.
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Episode Notes:This Episode was recorded on November 29, 2022 - Watch the live recording now on The Superman Super Show YouTube Channel**
Superman joins a criminal organization and throws a man out of a window.
All of that and much, much more as Ed and Steeven talk about Terror in the Trucker's Union, the fourth story in Superman #4, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of Spring 1940.
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Superman goes up against a gang of thugs who attempt to to prevent America’s return to prosperity.
All of that and much, much more as Ed and Steeven talk about The Economic Enemy, the third story in Superman #4, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of Spring 1940.
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Luthor is back, Superman fights what may or may not be a dinosaur, and Lois spends most of the story in an unconscious and/or comatose state.
All of that and much, much more as Ed and Steeven talk about Luthor's Undersea City, the second story in Superman #4, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of Spring 1940.
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Be warned before you start, there's about 12 minutes worth of banter before the fellas get into this week's Superman story. The banter includes such subject as the Batman Audio Adventures podcast, the Golden Age of Comics and it's newfound appeal for our hosts, and Ed meets Steeven's new cat.
From there it's all about Superman:
Luthor challenges Superman to three contests, one of speed, one of strength, and one of resistance to injury, but does Luthor have an ulterior motive?
Lex Luthor makes his first published appearance as Ed and Steeven talk about The Challenge of Luthor the first story in Superman #4 which was published by DC Comics and has a cover date of Spring 1940.
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Episode Notes:Superman meets the man that will spend the next 80 years trying to kill him!
Lex Luthor makes his chronological debut as Ed and Steeven talk about Europe at War: Part Two from Action Comics #23 which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of April 1940.
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Episode Notes:Lois and Clark find themselves war correspondents, Clark catches the eye of a fetching spy, and Superman throws an airplane
All that and more as Ed and Steeven talk about Europe at War: Part One from Action Comics #22 which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of March 1940.
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Episode Notes: A scientist invents a powerful weapon in his apartment, the Ultra-Humanite uses a cat to help steal this weapon, and Superman fights a pair robots.
All that and more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman and the Atomic Disintegrator from Action Comics #21 which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of February 1940.
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Episode Notes: A famous Hollywood actress retires, abducts a bunch of her famous Hollywood friends, ransoms them for a large sum of money, and then tries to kill them all.
All that and more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman and the Screen Siren from Action Comics #20 which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of January 1940.
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Episode Notes: Lois puts herself in harm's way to get a story, Clark is thrown into the sea, and Superman flings a few thugs around.
All this and more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman and the Jewel Smugglers, the second Superman story that appeared in Superman #3, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of Winter, 1939.
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Episode Notes: An orphan escapes from an abusive orphanage, Lois and Clark try and lose a pair of rival reporters, and a bad man goes real bad.
All this and more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman and the Runaway, the Superman story that appeared in Superman #3, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of Winter, 1939.
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Episode Notes: People in Metropolis turn purple and then die. What, or who could be behind the Purple Plague, and how can Superman put a stop to it!?
Find out now as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman and the Purple Plague, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #19, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of December, 1939.
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Episode Notes: Superman steps in and destroys a big bunch of stuff when a politician is being blackmailed
All this and much more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman's Super-Campaign, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #18, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of November, 1939.
But first, your hosts spend a small bit of time talking about beer, but maybe not the way you think.
Also, stick around to the end. We like to try and through a blooper or two at the end and this week we just added a bit of the stuff we tend to talk about between episodes.
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Episode Notes: Superman looks into the burning of commercial ships and finds something, or someone, sinister behind it all.
All this and much more as Ed and Steeven talk about The Return of the Ultra-Humanite, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #17, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of October, 1939.
But first, your hosts spend over 15 minutes of pre-Superman banter in which they discuss new comics, old comics, and even Steeven's new upcoming podcast venture where he'll be talking about The Death of Superman.
Plus, this episode, or Steeven in particular, is plagued by issues that are all caused by a single cat.
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Episode Notes: Superman discovers that bad people are sabotaging skyscrapers that are under construction and so he takes it upon himself to throw some folks around to make them stop.
All this and much more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman and the Skyscrapers, the third of three stories that appeared in Superman #2, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of September, 1939.
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Episode Notes: Superman goes all out to retrieve a stolen formula for a deadly gas before it is sold to one of our enemies.
All this and much more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman Champions Universal Peace, the second of three stories that appeared in Superman #2, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of September, 1939.
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Episode Notes: Superman, using his uncanny ability to wear stage makeup, poses as former heavyweight boxing champion, Larry Trent, in order to use his super strength to help Larry win back his championship belt.
All this and much more as Ed and Steeven talk about The Comeback of Larry Trent, the first of three stories that appeared in Superman #2, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of September, 1939.
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Episode Notes: On this week's episode, Ed and Steeven dive once more, head first, into that most dangerous of podcasting realms . . . listener feedback!
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Episode Notes: Superman stops a crook from committing suicide, destroys a big bunch of gambling houses, and threatens people with death more times that you can shake a stick at!
All this and much more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman and the Numbers Racket, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #16, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of September, 1939.
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Episode Notes: Clark needs to raise two millions dollars in two weeks to save a community that houses and rehabilitates juvenile delinquents.
Can Clark raise the money in time? Is it possible to have so much money that you become bored with your very existence? What do the Blues Brothers have to do with any of this?
Get the answers now as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman on the High Seas, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #15, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of August, 1939.
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Episode Notes: Superman investigates the poor construction of the city's subway tunnels only to discover an old foe lurking in the shadows.
All this and more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman Meets the Ultra-Humanite, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #14, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of July, 1939.
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Mike's Amazing World of Comics
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Episode Notes: The Kents adopt Clark, the intro to the story in Action Comics makes a bit more sense, and Superman takes the elevator.
All this and much more as Ed and Steeven talk about a story they are calling Superman Get's a Job, the Superman story that appeared in Superman #1, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of June, 1939.
But first, the two fellas spend a little time opening the episode with some talk about bowling and disc golf.
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Rhett and Link Play Disc Golf With A Tortilla Frisbee
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Episode Notes: A group is running a protection racket on cab drivers, a smart man takes down Superman, and Steeven leaves the episode for a bit to take care of his dog.
All this and much more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman vs the Cab Protective League, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #13, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of June, 1939.
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Episode Notes: Lois and Clark attend the World's Fair and Lois attacks Superman... with LOVE!
All this and so much more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman at the World's Fair, the Superman story that appeared in World's Fair Comics #1, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of April, 1939.
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Episode Notes: Superman breaks into a radio station, wrecks all the cars in a used car lot, destroys an automobile manufacturing facility, and kidnaps the mayor.
All this and so much more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman Declares War on Reckless Drivers, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #12, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of May, 1939.
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Episode Notes: A pair of unscrupulous businessmen try to swindle a group of regular folk who hold stock in an oil well.
That is until Superman has something to say about it.
Settle in as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman and the 'Black Gold' Swindle, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #11, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of April, 1939.
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Episode Notes: Clark Kent gives up a source so that Superman can get himself arrested and make a few super questionable decisions in order to bring about prison reform.
All that and more as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman Goes to Prison, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #10, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of March, 1939.
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Episode Notes: A super cop from out of town and a wily small-time crook team up to hunt down the most wanted man in the country: Superman!
All that and more (so much more) as Ed and Steeven talk about Wanted: Superman, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #9, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of February, 1939.
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Episode Notes: On this week's episode, Ed and Steeven face one of their most challenging tasks yet . . . responding to listener feedback!
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Episode Notes: Superman helps a group of juvenile delinquents before destroying a community with his bare hands as the National Guard shoots at him, and the Air Force drop bombs atop him.
How did the story go from one set of circumstances to the other?
Find out now as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman in the Slums, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #8, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of January, 1939.
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Episode Notes: In order to keep a failing circus from falling into the hands of an unscrupulous businessman, Superman does what any super powered being would do.
He joins the circus!
But can he stop the big bad man from taking control of the big top?
Find out now as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman Joins the Circus, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #7, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of December, 1938.
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Episode Notes: A man claiming to be Superman's manager has a deal for the Daily Star, Lois slips Clark a micky, and an actor in a Superman suit breaks his hand on Superman's jaw.
How does all this come to be?
Find out now as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman's Phoney Manager, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #6, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of November, 1938.
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Episode Notes: Lois tricks Clark so that she can get the scoop on a dam collapse before him, which gets Clark fired.
Can Superman save the town of Valleyho from certain disaster and save Clark's job at the same time?
What about Lois and her dirty trick?
Find out now as Ed and Steeven talk about Superman and the Dam, the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #5, which was published by DC Comics with a cover date of October, 1938.
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Episode Notes: Superman kidnaps a college football player, keeps him bound and sedated, and then steals the man's identity.
All this and more as Ed and Steeven talk about the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #4: Superman Plays Football.
Action Comics #4 was published by DC Comics with a cover date of September, 1938.
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Episode Notes: Superman teaches a wealthy mine owner a lesson by trapping him, and all of his rich friends, in his own mine.
All this and more as Ed and Steeven talk about the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #3, which was published by DC Comics and had a cover date of August, 1938.
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Episode Notes: In this episode Ed and Steeven talk about the Superman story that appeared in Action Comics #2, which was published by DC Comics and had a cover date of July, 1938.
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Episode Notes: Superman first appeared in Action Comics #1, which was published by DC Comics on April 18, 1938.
84 years later comes The Superman Super Show!
In this double-sized first episode, your hosts, Steeven and Ed, introduce themselves before giving you a brief rundown on the history behind how Superman came to be.
Then it's on to the main attraction, a discussion about the first appearance of Superman in Action Comics #1, published by DC Comics on April 18th, 1938.
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Episode Notes: Superman first appeared in Action Comics #1, which was published by DC Comics on April 18, 1938.
84 years later comes The Superman Super Show!
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