Superman’s Limits & Batman’s Moral Code: DC Superheroes Battle All-To-Human Abusers

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Comic Book Ruminations with Anthony M. Caro

Anthony M. Caro

13 episodes

3 days ago

Revisit the Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age of comic books in an offbeat way! Pop culture writer Anthony M. Caro crafted several essays on classic comic book storylines and the fantastic heroes and villains that make them so memorable. The essays take a speculative look at character development and narrative structure from their historical and cultural backdrop. The works are presented in narrated audiobook format with intro and outro commentaries from the author.

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Superman’s Limits & Batman’s Moral Code: DC Superheroes Battle All-To-Human Abusers

Comic Book Ruminations with Anthony M. Caro

20 minutes 45 seconds

3 months ago

Superman’s Limits & Batman’s Moral Code: DC Superheroes Battle All-To-Human Abusers

Buckle up for a raw dive into Superman and Batman’s toughest battles against human darkness in classic DC Comics! In 1992’s Crisis at Hand, Superman faces a gut-wrenching reality check, powerless against domestic abuse and systemic roadblocks. Batman’s “no final justice” code faces challenges when Jason Todd’s Robin confronts a serial abuser. BONUS - We also look at the new Guy Gardner on film and the classic character’s Silver Age debut.