Snapper Carr

[laughs]

Even on, um, I think it's page 14, there's a full page where it shows, like, a full spread of, uh, what this looks like for him to be doing it, and I, I thought that that was really cool that, um, the, the way the layout was where it was kind of showing New London, and Nanda Parbat, and Happy Harbor where Snapper Carr is from, and Philadelphia where, uh, Shazam or Captain Marvel is, and Tokyo is, is, uh, shown to be, uh, getting all of the kryptonite away.

So I think it's, uh, it's cool to see how Superman is so fast getting rid of all that kryptonite, and doing it in, in a very short amount of time.

But I thought the art did a really good job showing what that would look like.

You do?

Snapper Carr.

Okay.

See, that's perfect, 'cause I don't even, uh, I don't even know if I could point him out in a comic book.

Like I, I couldn't either.

The only reason I really know is because they had Snapper Carr in the Supergirl TV show.

Oh, right.

And back in the day I listened to Supergirl Radio.

And, um, from there, once we kind of established that initial mission, then the, uh, other JLA, the new guard, was kind of caught trying to figure out what in the world was happening.

And so, uh, we also, uh, uh, don't want to have Gerry and John have to talk too much, but, um, I had really forgotten about Snapper Carr and, uh, and maybe Mr. Hildebrandt, uh, if you have any back knowledge on that.

But what an, what a, what a funny character to drop into this story that really didn't, to me, ever feel like helped the story get going or he wasn't like, you know...

It was just a weird character, and I, I really was like, that...

Looks like we've got some notes.

Snapper Carr was a, a mainstay of the Silver Age Justice League-

Mm-hmm

...

Do you think Milt Snappin's his real name or do

you think he spent all his time doing this? He's who Snapper Carr was

based on.

Is he? Could well be.