
Plot summary: Ra’s al Ghul seeks out an ancient scroll with hopes of gaining the powers of an immortal Egyptian queen.
Continue reading The Matt Signal – Episode 69: Avatar
Plot summary: Ra’s al Ghul seeks out an ancient scroll with hopes of gaining the powers of an immortal Egyptian queen.
Continue reading The Matt Signal – Episode 69: Avatar
Plot summary: Batman’s enemies take over Arkham Asylum and put the Caped Crusader on trial, claiming he is responsible for creating them.
Continue reading The Matt Signal – Episode 68: Trial
Jerome and Brian are back to discuss a movie five years in the making. Was it worth the wait (SPOILER: Not really) and whether the final 20th Century Fox/Studios Marvel movie is worthy enough for the Pantheon or Pile of Shame.
Continue reading The Superhero Pantheon – Limited Edition: New MutantsPrevious Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice coverage at The Reel World:
Ranking the Batmen (where Matt argues the Ultimate Edition has value!)
Five Things About Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice That Do Not Completely Suck
With Zack Snyder’s version of Justice League getting released soon, this will probably be the only relevant time for me to examine THE ULTIMATE EDITION of Snyder’s Batman V Superman. Here be my thoughts.
Government’s Fetishization of Elon Musk Lex Luthor is Tragically on Point
Continue reading 5 Thoughts on Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition

Plot summary: Batman tries to narrow down the long list of suspects who might be trying to kill Harvey Bullock.
Continue reading The Matt Signal – Episode 67: A Bullet for Bullock
Plot summary: Killer Croc escapes to the wilderness, and with Batman on his trail, seeks refuge with a group of runaway circus freaks.
Continue reading The Matt Signal – Episode 66: Sideshow
Jerome and Brian return to the superhero film genre for the first time since last spring. They evaluate DC’s best superhero theatrical release of 2020 and discuss the future of their film slate. I guess you could say it’s fantabulous.
Continue reading The Superhero Pantheon – Limited Edition: Birds of Prey
Jerome and Kevin continue their journey through AMC’s Halt and Catch Fire with Episode 2 of There’s Always Another Podcast.
Jerome and Kevin discuss the show morphing from a showcase for Lee Pace into an ensemble cast in its second season, both with success, some growing pains, and a notably weak addition to the cast. Jerome even retcons a Season 1 blunder!
Continue reading There’s Always Another Podcast: Episode 2
Beginning in 1992 as a 6-issue non-canon companion comic to cash in on the popularity of the show, The Batman Adventures quickly earned official status and ran for 36 issues, ending in 1995. There were also a litany of annuals, specials, one-shots and mini-series.
I read almost* all of the above so that you don’t have to and will now present my findings, including a ranking of every issue.
Continue reading The Matt Signal: The Batman Adventures Vol. 1
Plot summary: A mysterious masked figure is killing gangsters, but Batman is distracted by the return of his former fiancé, Andrea Beaumont. Perhaps the two are connected…
Continue reading The Matt Signal: Mask of the Phantasm