Superman Unlimited (2025)

We'll be, we'll be going later.

Uh, at one point, John in the Superman Unlimited is working at a dude ranch and, and Matt's like, "Why would he go all the way away?" I'm like, "All the way away? It's right on the outskirts of Gotham."

Yeah.

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but we do that.

We're gonna do the Superman Unlimited.

We also do Emperor Aquaman.

Well, something to think about from P-Lo Page.

Superman Unlimited Number 18 from DC Comics.

Written by Dan Slott, art by Lucas Meyer.

Um, here we are dealing with the aftermath of the Saud crossover.

I'm Morgan Glennon.

And for this episode of the podcast, we are live and wired to finish off the Kingdom of Zod storyline, b- by discussing parts s- six through nine, which involves Action Comics number 1101, Superman Unlimited number 17, Superman number 42, and Superman: Kingdom of Zod Special number one.

Lots of issues.

Four.

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I, I will, I will, uh, uh, start the summary, and then we'll go through it.

Uh, on Superman Unlimited Number 17, this is what happens.

So Steel, who is Lana Lang's, uh, man, his, her romantic love interest, Steel apparently shows up in the tunnels underneath El Caldero, and just gave Lana a hope speech that it...

well.

To me, this event, as well as setting up the next phase of all the Superman books, seemed to mainly serve as a completion point for Dan Slott's status quo in Superman Unlimited, which I thought was surprising because that's been so separate from everything that i've been reading in supergirl and uh superman so that yeah that seemed to be more of the focus and also i suppose yeah we've had a dangling in williamson superman for a while that sods is coming um after lois kumko took his powers so uh i suppose that it's they just use the skill of two birds one stone essentially but the the main conflict i felt was kind of done very quickly was press up they literally just press about yeah it's done But overall, it was very good.

And I'm very excited for the next stage of all the books.

It all

Well, I hope, again, it feels like you're getting to tell your story your way, so I certainly hope so.

So Stephen Commander says he loved the Guy Gardner story you did in Superman Unlimited.

Oh, I mean, I really just got to help a little bit.

Dan Slott had that pretty much mapped out, and I was really just coming in to help move the calendar along.