The Sandman

He uses his powers to make money, but to make money legally.

His first thought isn't like the Sandman.

Hey, now I can knock over a bank.

His first thought is, all right, how can I use these abilities to make money, but properly? Whereas if he was inches away from turning supervillain, the first thing he would have done is just rob a bank.

I don't think he was.

I don't think he had that in him.

In the way that Sandman and Electro do.

What he's got in him is a bit of this selfishness that just comes from the fact that he's probably been picked on all his life.

Yes.

The Sandman.

Closer for the Yankees.

The Hall of Fame closer.

The wizard puts an anti-gravity disc on Ben's back, immobilizing him against the ceiling, then blasts him.

Johnny's flames are doused by the Sandman.

Reed and Sue are locked in their room by the glue of the trapster.

When the wizard reveals his plan is to now kill the heroes, Medusa takes action, betraying her former allies.

And it would have been really cool.

I mean, there's been other thing kits, but Aurora never.

never made one after they find the sandman they find the wizard not cold in the tree but franklin is sound asleep in his crib in agatha's room she tells him to please keep their voices down the kid didn't wake up from the racket before he

ain't gonna wake up now

Adam Sandler turns 60.

The Sandman celebrates his birthday on September 9th.

$48 million.

That's how much Sandler earned last year, making him Hollywood's highest paid actor.

Right.

This is the lineage that gave you things like the Sandman and Sweet Tooth.

Precisely.

It's a very specific flavor of Western, often creator-owned storytelling.

That's a great cat.

And Scott Hepburn, the artist, is an executive producer.

Oswalt already has equity in the Netflix comic space, having voiced Matthew the Raven in The Sandman.

But this is a complete tonal pivot.

Is that not awesome? So if we look closely, we find that the lake of fire is not just about punishment, but it's about returning all things to their source.

The best way I can explain this to you is if you've seen the movie, The Sandman, right? The series, The Sandman, the recent one, you find that when the Corinthian became so evil and then the Sandman was able to get a hold of the Corinthian, what did he do? When the Sandman kills any of his creations, It's kind of like taking them back into source, even if the other creations would be feeling like, oh, oh, that was so mean and all of that.

But then he takes them back into source.

And then sometime later, you find out he recreated the Corinthian and made him such a purer version, even if he looked exactly the same, but he made him a purer version.

Well, the Bible doesn't tell us that God is going to recreate Satan or anything like that.

No. but it's a return back to source.

It tells you that even Satan and his cohorts, they know these things, right? They know it because for you to show up in the video, in a movie or a series, such as the Sandman that talks about hybrid beings, right? You know that it was powered by people who believe in those things.

Do you get? Powered by so-called hybrid beings as well, so that they will be able to parade their story as them being pure and all of that.