Jon Kent

Like, nah.

Uh, you're, you know, the deal because Jon's bisexual.

No, no. It's, it's all-

Well, Dan Slott, uh, honestly hasn't addressed that at all really, so...

But I like Natasha.

I don't like the name she comes up with in this, but I kinda like them back and forth.

And boy, she was really hoping that it was Jon showing up for that job [laughs] at some toy man.

Uh, but it is, uh, Superman Unlimited Number 18.

kick us off in three, two, one, go.

Superman Unlimited went from being the thing about all the Krypton and Superman to now it seems to be about John Kent.

wanting to differentiate himself from his father and being a little surly teenager about it, which I, I kind of like.

And, um,

So anyways, From DC, Absolute Flash issue 20, Nightwing issue 143, Detective Comics issue 1114, Batman, Superman, World's Finest issue 56, New Titans issue 40, Batwoman issue 8, Lobo issue 8, Wonder Woman issue 38, Deathstroke the Terminator issue 8, Superman Unlimited issue 18, and Catwoman issue 92.

Uh, John Kent, the, this internship is my kryptonite issue 38.

I missed the previous, I think 37 issues.

I feel like I remember mentioning one, um, the magical mysteries of Shazam issue 32 Harley Quinn in paradise bonus episodes issue two.

Oh, man.

I got this one guy who is convinced on Superman that John Kent being Tomorrow Man is somehow a homophobic stance.

And I just...

And I don't live in this person's shoes.

And at least,

at least they did like John Kent.

They did it through like time travel and stuff.

Yeah.

So we will get there.

Uh, and then also, in the mining tunnels underneath El Caldero, uh, Superman, Superboy Prime, and Connor Kent are reunited with Lois Lane, Tomorrow Man, who is Jon Kent, and Lana Lang, who is now, like, this Kryptonite woman.

She's been-

[laughs] She's green

[laughs] Well, that does sound exciting.

Yeah.

Uh, so if, if, uh, if anybody wants to take that extra step to learn about Jon Kent's powers, his, uh, sort of Electric Blue Superman powers, uh, you can check out Lazarus Planet and get more information on that.

So that's good to know if you wanna take a side quest down that-

And in some ways, so are you.

You've, uh, you know, documentaries, Mar- Marsha P. Johnson, the work that you've done, you know, making sure that, that we don't forget the, the work that came into getting us where we are.

And as some of our rights are threatened and/or pulled back, it's more important now than ever to, to really recognize the folks that came before us and put their lives on the line so that we could enjoy what, you know, the freedoms that we do have, and hold onto what we've gained.

Absolutely.

I think that was really well said, and, and you brought up the, a documentary that I was a producer on, uh, The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson.

That was a documentary, and I, I, uh, David France, who was Oscar-nominated for How to Survive a Plague, he was the director of that one as well, and I learned so much on that film, and I learned so much about not only Stonewall and, and sort of the, the, uh, more of the well-known events, but just the, the s- the STAR, uh, organization and, uh-

Yeah