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[Source: Variety] Actress Valerie Perrine dies at 82 in Beverly ...

2026-03-30T05:19:37Z

Don't get me wrong, James Gunn's Superman is great...but ...

2026-03-29T22:46:40Z

Don't get me wrong, James Gunn's Superman is great...but God is it hard to follow the plot: https://whopotterviansmediamayhem.wordpress.com/2026/03/29/superman-2025/ https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

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If this isn't real, I'm glad to see DC isn't run by ...

2026-03-29T19:53:33Z

If this isn't real, I'm glad to see DC isn't run by complete idiots. Otherwise. . .
Welcome to Alabama, Krypton. https://chirp.enworld.org/tags/Superman https://chirp.enworld.org/tags/Marketing https://chirp.enworld.org/tags/Alabama https://chirp.enworld.org/tags/Krypton

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2026-03-28T21:45:01Z

https://c.im/tags/JustWatched https://c.im/tags/FilmMastodon 📽️ 🎬
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Superman must reconcile his alien Kryptonian heritage with his human upbringing as reporter Clark Kent. As the embodiment of truth, justice and the American way he soon finds himself in a world that views these as old-fashioned.

3/5 ⭐️ - May take me a few films to warm to this new fella, Kryptonian charm was somewhat lacking. However Nicholas Hoult was great.

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ICYMI: Contents Of Superman / Spider-Man #1 Revealed ...

2026-03-28T20:01:34Z

ICYMI: Contents Of Superman / Spider-Man #1 Revealed https://popgeeks.com/contents-of-superman-spider-man-1-revealed/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon https://masto.popgeeks.com/tags/Superman https://masto.popgeeks.com/tags/SpiderMan https://masto.popgeeks.com/tags/Comics https://masto.popgeeks.com/tags/ComicBooks https://masto.popgeeks.com/tags/DCComics

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2026-03-28T18:00:16Z

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La Nerdoteca #12 - Absolute Superman #1 (2024) Comienza el ...

2026-03-28T13:47:45Z

La Nerdoteca #12 - Absolute Superman #1 (2024)

Comienza el segundo año de nuestro club de lectura de comics viajando al Universo Absolute de DC Comics, con uno de los integrantes de la trinidad de esa editorial Absolute Superman #1, de 2024, por Jason Aaron, Rafa Sandoval, Ulises Arreola, y Becca Carey. En un mundo oscuro, donde las fuerzas del mal subyugan a la población, llega desde un planeta que murió por el descuido de su clase dominante... Superman, Kal-El, el útimo hijo de Krypton, campeón de los oprimidos.

Mirá el video (por favor, es lindo), o escuchá el audio donde sigas nuestro podcast:

https://youtu.be/3_cpDYcMwdc

Si te gusta, tiranos un mango por Cafecito desde Argentina o Ko-Fi desde Uruguay y el resto del mundo, los links están en bit.ly/perdidoseter.

En abril leemos Lucky Luke #17: Sobre La Pista de los Dalton (1962), por Morris y Goscinny.

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2026-03-27T19:24:47Z

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DC Preview: Bizarro: Year None #1 Don’t be a square: buy ...

2026-03-27T18:40:14Z

DC Preview: Bizarro: Year None #1

Don’t be a square: buy Bizarro: Year None!
https://aiptcomics.com/2026/03/27/dc-preview-bizarro-year-none-1/

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DC Preview: Absolute Superman #18 The sarcophagus of the ...

2026-03-27T18:35:06Z

DC Preview: Absolute Superman #18

The sarcophagus of the legendary King Shazam!
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Watching the latest https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman film on ...

2026-03-27T18:16:22Z

Watching the latest https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman film on https://mastodon.social/tags/HBOMax, enjoying it so far.

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Battle for the Ballot: Best Dramatic Presentation 2026 The two ...

2026-03-27T14:48:53Z

Battle for the Ballot: Best Dramatic Presentation 2026

The two Best Dramatic Presentation categories are among my favourites in the Hugos, because I consume a lot of SFF media and have a lot of thoughts and feelings about them. Since my post last year about https://darthj.uno/2024/10/09/burdened-with-glorious-purpose-or-why-loki-should-have-won-a-hugo/ in 2024 (which I was working on for a while but ended up not posting it in time for it to sway anyone), I’ve been toying with the idea of producing more writing around some of my favourite things from each year, in case it helps anybody—least of all me, in getting it all out of my system.

I know I’m posting this with one day to go before nominations (these take so long for me! I must develop a better system for next year 🤔), but I’m really writing this to sound out my own thoughts about the DP categories this year, because it is absolutely bananas with how stacked they both are. There have been some truly great speculative television shows and films, stuff that I’m sure we’ll still be talking about for years to come, and making decisions to boil my favourite media down to just 5 per category—especially given the fiddliness of Long Form and Short Form where TV is concerned, which I’ll get to in a sec—is going to be excruciatingly difficult for me.

So come along on a journey with me as I parse my thoughts, and who knows! Maybe I’ll argue my way to your heart about some of this, or tell you about something you hadn’t heard of before—some of which I’ve already written about https://darthj.uno/2026/01/06/i-bet-you-didnt-know-this-was-hugo-eligible-2025/, but I’m getting ahead of myself!

Let me know what your ballot looks like, and if you’re nominating any of the below shows, films, and other dramatic works, or if you’re including other things entirely. I’m curious!

TV series and the Long Form/Short Form debate

A big question for many fen every year is “do I nominate one episode from a TV series that stands on its own or that adequately represents the show in Short Form, or do I nominate the whole season in Long Form because it’s one complete narrative, and isolating one chapter of it would be unfair?”

Understandably, it’s a tough one; when a show inevitably gets votes in both categories, it can lead to headaches for the Hugo Administrating Team as they have to sift through the numbers and ultimately decide which category it should be nominated in1, which I don’t envy at all. But at the same time, as a voter, I have to go with what my heart says and name my favourite episodes in Short Form, regardless of whether I’ve also named the show/season as a whole in Long Form, because if enough others have put that same episode down, then that’s what’ll make it through to the shortlist, and I would want my vote to count towards those totals.

All that to say: if you expected a clear stance from me on this, HA! I’m afraid I don’t have one 😇—and to be perfectly honest, this is exactly the sort of thing where people’s mileage will vary the most.

My personal method of deciding whether to nominate entire TV seasons rather than one specific episode is purely based on ~vibes~, on whether or not I thought the season works better in its totality than through its individual parts, versus cases where one outstanding episode eclipses all the others for me. Not all shows are written the same, of course, and those that favour a longer narrative arc (as a lot of prestige TV does nowadays) tend to find their way on my long form ballot more often than not, as opposed to the more episodic writing that isn’t as popular now but used to be ubiquitous in the pre-streaming era.

Ultimately, you may agree or disagree with me on my reasoning for some of my choices below, whether on the LF/SF question or my actual opinions of the various media, and that’s fair enough. I welcome discussion in the comments, but please keep it civil!

Jump to:

- https://darthj.uno/2026/03/27/battle-for-the-ballot-best-dramatic-presentation-2026/#long-form-entire-tv-seasons
- https://darthj.uno/2026/03/27/battle-for-the-ballot-best-dramatic-presentation-2026/#long-form-films
- https://darthj.uno/2026/03/27/battle-for-the-ballot-best-dramatic-presentation-2026/#long-form-non-film-tv
- https://darthj.uno/2026/03/27/battle-for-the-ballot-best-dramatic-presentation-2026/#short-form-tv-episodes
- https://darthj.uno/2026/03/27/battle-for-the-ballot-best-dramatic-presentation-2026/#short-form-non-tv

Long Form: Entire TV Seasons

You might see episodes from some of these further down in the episode/short form discussion.

Andor, Season 2+

This is kind of my front-runner among the TV seasons for the Long Form category. Overall, I enjoyed it slightly more than season 1 for a few reasons: first of all, the pacing was much more even, with a little bit more action and intrigue peppered throughout the season as opposed to having several quieter mini-arcs that slowed things down in places; and crucially, there was a lot less dithering from Cassian Andor, our reluctant protagonist, who finally comes into his own as a rebel after being passively tossed about this way and that in the first season. The agency he has in this one makes him much more interesting as a character, and brings him on the same level as other players in the budding rebellion front, like Mon Mothma and Luthen Rael. In fact, with all the different character arcs completed, Andor finally becomes what Rogue One always wanted to be: a testament to the great sacrifices necessary for revolution to take root.

I liked a lot of what went down in this season as tensions continued ramping up between the Empire and the Rebellion; the Ghorman subplot was outstanding, especially with Dedra and Cyril’s journeys as instruments of Imperial oppression and violence, as was Mon Mothma’s arc from quiet resistance financier to full-on political rebel on the run, with her heartbreaking arc where she realises the personal cost of rebellion. None of the individual episodes in season 2 came even close to the intensity or narrative brilliance of One Way Out, which was hands down my favourite episode of season 1, but that’s okay—I think this season works so much better in its totality, that I’ll be happy to nominate it wholesale.

I still need to re-watch Rogue One actually, to see if my (very mid) opinion on it changes at all, but ultimately I’m just really happy this show was made, and that it looked and felt amazing throughout. It’s probably my favourite Star Wars story, period, and I am so chuffed that so much of it was filmed in the UK (in https://londonist.com/london/film/andor-did-you-spot-london-s-guildhall-in-the-star-wars-saga and https://www.starwarsnewsnet.com/2023/04/how-to-visit-the-isb-andor-filming-location-in-london.html, https://fromscenetoseen.blog/2025/03/12/andor-a-star-wars-story-at-the-barbican-london/2), and is full of incredibly talented and classically trained British theatre actors who fill the space with their physicality and make their performances memorable even in the smallest of roles3.

Severance, Season 2+

Another really strong contender for this category. If you ask me which TV show might win the LF Hugo between this, Andor, or Pluribus, my money would probably be on Severance, even if I personally prefer Andor thematically and Pluribus cinematically. There’s no doubt Severance is an absolute masterpiece of television—nay, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtEjKAjOv_4—and the fact that the most anti-capitalist story of our time is coming directly from the big tech megacorp Apple is an irony that is as delicious as it is hilarious.

Aside from its bonkers world-building (which still has so many unanswered questions!), this season of Severance also dove pretty deep into its characters, whom we only got to know a bit in season 1. I don’t want to get too spoilery here, but there’s a handful of moments in this season that go SO HARD—particularly that one slow episode that everyone else hated for some reason, where we follow Patricia Arquette’s character as she goes to her dingy home town and fills us in on the cult lore around Lumon Industries, and of course the team building episode in which our intrepid heroes actually go outside, but it’s all weird in that trademark Lumon way where nothing really fully makes sense, and it leaves the viewer feeling uncomfortable, like something’s not quite aligned right.

But yeah, the world-building, man. It’s something else. I was glued to my screen and my mind was running a mile a minute trying to join the dots and figure out the answers to the show’s mysteries, much like our heroes consolidate memories refine macrodata—remember, the work is mysterious and important—and the excitement of getting it just before the show confirmed it was super fun. Yet, finally understanding what macrodata refinement is was actually a really tragic moment, and everything that happens after that made my heart break for the innies who are stuck living a half-life they can’t escape, on pain of death.

Ultimately, what I loved the most about the second season of Severance is its staunch anti-capitalist messaging that speaks to the average office worker today regardless of where they may be in the world, because corporate manipulation knows no borders:

- A job is a job, not a family.
- The company you work for does not deserve blind, cult-like loyalty.
- Your life is more than just work, and compartmentalising your work self and your out-of-work self might be a band-aid solution, but it doesn’t really work in the end.
- You are you, with all your complex layers of self, even if your corporate overlords (…or just your line manager 🤐) want you to think otherwise, or to act otherwise so you can fit into their office culture.
- Basically, it’s all dumb, and you deserve to live, not just to survive so you can punch your clock card and get meaningless little bonuses like finger traps or waffle parties.

This relatability is what keeps me hooked, and what I think elevates the show from pretty sci-fi to a classic of our times. It’s definitely got my vote.

Pluribus, Season 1+

God, talk about another cinematic masterpiece. When Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul‘s Vince Gilligan said he was working on a new show (which he was writing specifically for Rhea Seahorn to star in), I was crossing my fingers and my toes that it would be sci-fi, and Pluribus has completely blown my expectations out of the water. Not only does it mark Gilligan’s return to science fiction for the first time since The X-Files, but he brings his now-trademark cinematic visual language to it, full of tight choreography and nuanced subtext through visual and music cues, which is what made BB & BCS so special.

The result is an unnerving combination of horror, absurdist humour, and subtle world-building, centered around a complex character named Carol Sturka, who is one of only a few humans not to join the weird hive mind connection that takes over all other human beings on the planet, and doesn’t want to even entertain the idea. I’ve seen many reviews call her unlikable and unrelatable, and while the first part may be true (I was really tired of her contrarian nature in the first half of the season), I think there’s something more going on here than just a selfish white American woman who expects the world to move just for her.

The thing is, Vince Gilligan does not talk down to his audience; he expects us to keep up and to pick up what he’s putting down, whether that’s subtle digs at the publishing industry (it is truly hilarious to me that the protagonist of this show is an actual romantasy author!), not-so-subtle digs about community building and the harm humanity has done to the planet and to each other (particularly around resource distribution, iykyk), and questions about human nature that we are left to ponder: would you trade world peace for the complete flattening of human culture? Are we capable of retaining what makes us human while not actively harming the world around us, or each other? What is humanity, really, or human nature even?

Big stuff coming from an Apple TV show, once again; should I even be surprised at this point?

I think the long game of this show is going to be Carol’s character development from grumpy selfish miser to someone who genuinely cares about other people—a reverse Walter White, if you will. Gilligan is all about the narrative arc, and he has been known to deliver some of the best narrative arcs in TV ever, even if they take a while to stick the landing. I have faith that he is cooking something we haven’t even yet begun to poke at, if Better Call Saul is any indication, and between the already great writing and the show’s superlative production value, I think Pluribus is going to be a low-key modern classic. Vince has my vote, now and always.

My Hero Academia: The Final Season+

I wrote about this extensively in my https://darthj.uno/2026/01/06/i-bet-you-didnt-know-this-was-hugo-eligible-2025/#my-hero-academia-the-final-season a couple of months ago, so I’ll pull a quote from that as to why I loved it so much:

Y’all, what can I say: this has been my favourite anime of the last decade, and the fact it is ending has had me in my feelings for months. I’ve been deeply invested emotionally for many years, watching the simulcasts on the same day as the anime airs in Japan since around season 2, and this last season has been all payoff for almost ten years’ worth of story. Every Saturday from October 4th till December 13th, I tuned in and bawled my eyes out for 20 minutes straight, which for an anime aimed at teenage boys is an absolute feat. Defying every expectation, it stuck the landing for every little story beat, every subplot, and every theme set up over its ten year tenure perfectly, making it one of my absolute favourite stories in the superhero genre.

This is definitely one of those where context is essential, so I don’t think it can be viewed in a vacuum and appreciated to the same extent as having watched all previous seven seasons. You can try, but it wouldn’t be worth it just for the awards. Just watch the show so the ending can hit you like a ton of bricks in the best way possible, even if you miss the deadline. It’s fun, it’s moving, it’s made with so much love for American comics through a uniquely Japanese perspective. I can’t recommend it enough, and it’ll definitely be on my Long Form ballot even if I’m one of ten people who put it there 🤷🏻‍♀️

Honourable mentions/near misses+

- Silo, Season 2: It’s definitely not as tight as season 1, and it was missing some stuff from the books that may well turn up in season 3. For what it’s worth, there’s a lot I enjoyed about this season, but unfortunately it’s simply weaker when Rebecca Ferguson’s Juliette isn’t on screen, and there’s a lot of that unfortunately. I’m certainly looking forward to what season 3 will be adapting, and to see what format that will take, as I think they’re either condensing or axing the second half of book 2 to go straight to the dual narrative of book 3, which I have mixed feelings about.
- Murderbot: I never got into the books because of tonal whiplash (MB’s violence and misanthropy coated in dry humour just didn’t work for me), and while I thought the TV show was a little better in that regard, ultimately I thought the show was just okay. I didn’t actively dislike it, mind, but I watched most of it on a plane ride, didn’t finish it, and haven’t felt like picking it back up since. The story just doesn’t grab me, I think, and I never felt particularly attached to or compelled by any of the characters… and I’m okay with that 🤷🏻‍♀️. Not everything is for everyone! I expect it’ll be mass-nominated by all the book fans anyway based on the online discourse I’ve seen, so it won’t miss my vote.
- Invasion, Season 3: I didn’t even know this was out, lmao! I was deeply invested while watching seasons 1 and 2 (even though I disliked quite a few of the characters), but as soon as I was done with it I promptly forgot about it—and Apple TV didn’t even let me know that it was back on. Whomst can I shake until they fix the marketing situation over there?! Christ on a cracker!
- Stranger Things, Season 5: To my own surprise, I didn’t like this season nearly as much as season 4, let alone season 1, and so I will not be considering it for the Long Form category (including the last episode, which would qualify under Long Form on its own due to being 128 MINUTES LONG 🙄). It’s turned out to be one of those things where, while I enjoyed it a fair bit in the moment, the longer I think about it the more my feelings about it seem to change, and the ending has left me a bit… conflicted, shall we say. But it did have some great episodes in the middle especially, so I will consider a couple of them in the Short Form category.

Long Form: Films

Sinners+

This was probably my favourite SFF film of last year. Not only is it atmospheric, fun, and lush with cross-border folkloric world-building (Hoodoo magic and Irish vampires?! yes please!), but the story touches so many themes that a regular popcorn movie won’t even veer towards, and it does so brilliantly.

All the many layers of the Black and POC experience in the South during the Prohibition era (and beyond) are crystallised in the character arc of each ensemble cast member, with some absolutely outstanding performances by Hailee Steinfeld (whose character Mary is biracial, and torn between safety and belonging), Michael B. Jordan (who plays identical twins Smoke and Stack so well he walked away with an Oscar for it), and Wunmi Mosaku in particular as Smoke’s wife Annie (she’s such an underrated performer, but I’m so glad to see her actually flex her acting skills after her appearance in Loki). We’re talking themes like the push and pull of religion and its role in both keeping communities together and also oppressing them, the safety of BIPOC in a white supremacist society, and even the immigrant experience… the truth is your average blockbuster would never—but this is Ryan Coogler, and he won’t sugar-coat things for a mainstream audience, instead telling a story only he could tell, filled with truth, complexity, and nuance, something I really wish more filmmakers would embrace nowadays.

The film’s protagonist, Sammie (Miles Caton) has a preternatural gift with music, and the plot revolves around a juke joint Smoke and Stack put together, and the connection that music can create across time and even culture—with a wonderful supernatural twist.

One of my favourite moments is when the villain Remmick (an immortal Irish vampire played by Jack O’Connell) turns up at their juke joint and cries with joy at the emotions Sammie’s music has brought him after years of numbness. He talks about his own experience of colonialism at the hands of the British Empire and the subsequent erasure of Irish culture through the centuries, which is a very real thing—but he’s also a predator who has been making his way through the land trying to trap people and turn them into vampires, chased away by indigenous people who could tell he was a monster before attacking a couple who are Klan members. It’s clear that he doesn’t want Sammie’s music in order to connect people, but to use it as a tool on his quest to propagate a vampire race, and that seemingly sweet moment of connection is exposed as the performative allyship that it is.

There are some phenomenal action sequences too, with the last third of the film keeping me on the edge of my IMAX seat4. Genuinely, this film was such a breath of fresh air: delightfully complex but also fun, in ways that cinema just doesn’t dare to be right now. I was sad they didn’t win all the awards they were up for, but perhaps we can give it a Hugo instead.

Frankenstein+

©️ Netflix 2025

I have a full review of this https://darthj.uno/2026/03/18/my-thoughts-on-the-del-toro-frankenstein/, but basically: the SFF-ness of this is lush, as expected from a Guillermo Del Toro movie, and for the most part it works well as an adaptation of the book. As I mention in my other post, it doesn’t quite reach the heights of the NT’s theatre adaptation, which I still consider the ultimate version of this story, but it does similar things with the characters as Penny Dreadful, which is my runner-up favourite, save for the very end, and it’s that ending that makes the whole thing fall short for me, unfortunately.

To quote myself:

Why do we sing sad songs, when we know their ending is unhappy? When our instinctual yearning for a happy ending is met with the inevitability of human flaws getting in the way, that emotional release we experience is what my ancestors called https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catharsis. As the audience we accept that because of who these characters are, they would always make these choices and lead the story to the same outcome, time and again, even though we’d like them to change, to choose better, so they can be happy in the end.What makes Frankenstein compelling in any iteration is its core conflict: Victor’s refusal to acknowledge the Creature as human, despite the fact that the Creature is deeply human, as much as his creator would like to think otherwise. We are invited to empathise with the Creature’s plight, to see how he thinks and feels, how he desires things we all do: safety, friendship, love. Victor is incapable of recognising this, and so the two clash eternally. Such is the tragedy, and no matter what minor changes are made to it, the good adaptations always recognise the impasse between the two at the end. It’s what makes the story tick.My ultimate issue with the way Del Toro chose to end his adaptation of Frankenstein is that it ultimately robs us of our deserved catharsis by artificially resolving the incontrovertible stalemate between the two leads, giving us a happy(ish) ending in which Victor, at death’s door, forgives the Creature for the violence and destruction he’s wrought, apologises for what he did to him, and urges him to live on, free of guilt, yet completely alone. The Creature then walks off into the Arctic sunrise, liberated from his vendetta yet devastated at losing his creator.It’s a lovely thought in principle, a Del Toro-ism about accepting one’s nature and walking away from one’s painful past, and if it were an original story without baggage I’d be all for it—after all, The Shape of Water had similar, pro-monster themes of letting go of trying to fit into a world that won’t accept you anyway, and I ate that up voraciously. But here, in taking a tragedy that is so classic and ingrained, loading it with a bunch of new traumas and subplots, and then resolving it all with a little monologue, the ending robs the story of its true conclusion, fundamentally missing the point of the source text, and doing a disservice both to Victor and the Creature.

I still think it’s a strong contender in the category, and definitely one of my favourite SFF movies I saw last year, despite my issues with it. However, given all my favourite TV shows above, I think I might eschew giving this one of my ballot spots, but I won’t be disappointed to see it on the final ballot, should it make it through.

Thunderbolts*+

I loved this movie A LOT, you guys, and it made me very sad that it flopped at the box office. I don’t blame people for being fatigued with Marvel’s mediocre superhero slop, but they should have given this movie a chance at the very least, because it might not have been the movie we wanted, but it was definitely the movie we needed right now.

(c) Disney/Marvel Studios, 2025

I was very surprised with how deep it went into the trauma our various superheroes and anti-heroes have sustained through their previous adventures, and the level of empathy with which it treated them all:

- Yelena Belova, the last surviving Black Widow5, starts off depressed and morose, aimless, dissatisfied with running around and blowing things up for people with nothing to show for it except a path of destruction.
- Her and Natasha Romanoff’s father figure, Alexei Shostakov, is facing the music that his “Red Star” superhero persona is nothing but a figment of a bygone era, and is living a meagre life as a limo driver while reminiscing about his glory days.
- John Walker, the temporary Captain America replacement later dubbed “U.S. Agent”, is dealing with guilt after slaughtering innocent bystanders using Cap’s vibranium shield during the events of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, all while struggling through early parenthood.
- The Winter Soldier—Bucky Barnes—is running for office, in an attempt to turn his newfound and shaky inner peace into something productive. Yet, something keeps niggling at him about the power vacuum left in the wake of the Avengers disappearing, and he can’t help but get involved in ways political candidates really shouldn’t. See: taking a huge machine gun and riding a motorbike out to the desert to find out who is behind these shenanigans. Tut tut, Mr Congressman.
- Oh, there’s also Ava Star/Ghost from Ant-Man and the Wasp, probably my least favourite Marvel movie to date, whom I completely forgot about before watching this movie and while writing this review. Oops! Her thing is that she is constantly phasing in and out of a solid existence, and she has to keep shouting about how traumatised she is with no need for subtext because they know we’ve all forgotten about her and need to be reminded of her struggles. Normally I’d be mad at that, but they are not wrong this time 😅

And then, there’s Bob.

(c) Disney/Marvel, 2025

Bob is a new guy, recruited to be experimented on in hopes of becoming a superhero. He seems normal, average even, and he reluctantly joins our motley crew as they escape from a trap set by their employer—but under the surface he carries a deep wound, a gash that opens up to swallow him whole and turns him into The Void, his mysterious alter ego who awakens when Bob’s absolutely OTT superpowers kick in. The rest, as they say, is plot.

There’s a lot of (predictably dark) humour in this, and I was surprised with how much I liked these characters once they were given enough room to be protagonists, rather than minor antagonists in someone else’s story. While they haphazardly join forces into a makeshift team, their trauma is taken seriously, coalescing into the film’s climactic battle that pits the reluctant heroes against The Void, who weaponises each of their subconscious against them. The Void is Depression, by any other name—it’s the dark voice inside that tells each of our anti-heroes that they are worthless, unlovable, guilty, and alone. In order to beat him they have to reach out with empathy to themselves first and then to each other, and literally hold each other in a tight embrace as a reminder that they are not alone. What wins the day is friendship, empathy, and love, not unlike the last season of My Hero Academia, which I also loved last year, or Superman, which I’m about to get into below.

I cried BUCKETS while watching Thunderbolts* in the UK’s largest IMAX screen alongside my Bucky Barnes-obsessed friend, who has since made this film her entire personality (affectionate), and honestly, I’ve also been thinking about it ever since. Again, it’s a delightful little irony that the megalithic Disney/MCU would come out with a narrative so introspective and empathetic, especially at a time that loneliness and isolation is rampant among the film’s core audience of young men. I really hope that watching this film inspired people to reach out and be less alone in their struggles, and that the financial hit Disney took with it won’t keep us from seeing more of these characters in the future.

Also! A fun fact I noticed while listening to the soundtrack was that the film’s main theme is a reversed version of the main Avengers theme; just listen to the first few seconds of both themes and you’ll hear it:

https://youtu.be/inP7DDlxsDY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-Jzgp1jNiQ

Superman+

A good Superman movie?? In this economy?? Hallelujah!

I love a lot about what this film does with the core Superman premise. It gets Clark right, down to his farm boy roots and dorky kindness. It gets Superman right: his power isn’t unbeatable, and it isn’t even the most powerful thing about him (spoiler: it’s the dorky kindness). It gets Lex Luthor right—especially for our times—by having him be a smart but petty tech billionaire with an overinflated ego, someone who funds an invasion and even starts a pocket dimension on a whim, without once thinking of the consequences. It even gets Jimmy Olsen right simply by bringing him out of the margins where he’s been relegated for the last several Superman adaptations—and it’s actually really funny that he’s the one guy with the most game in this film, and that that’s how he gets to help out.

The structure of the film is an absolute delight, too. From the very start, we are thrown into the midst of a losing fight for Superman, which is a bold choice, as is having Clark’s relationship with Lois Lane already set up (and she even knows about him being Superman!). We don’t spend any time whatsoever on origin stories, budding relationship exploration, or long-winded exposition—we simply hit the ground running, and find out the particulars as we go along. It is assumed we know who Superman is, because… we all know who Superman is. And the themes around identity, responsibility, community, and how we should treat each other are laid bare without pretence, very directly speaking to the audience about contemporary problems we’re all facing day to day. It’s a genuine breath of fresh air not to be treated like an idiot, frankly.

There are a couple of things I don’t like about it though. For one, the film feels very busy, with so many characters and subplots and easter eggs thrown in, that if you blink you’ll definitely miss something. Relatedly, not all of those characters or subplots are treated equally, because there simply isn’t enough screen time to go around for everything. So the Justice Friends get the short shrift, as do Papa and Mama Kent, as does Krypton6, so that we can focus on the personal and political stakes that Clark/Superman has to overcome.

This is another superhero story with empathy at its heart, where the answer to even the most cosmic problems is… just be kind. Kindness is punk rock. As one of my favourite YouTube video essayists put it, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1cJQcnuM_M. Someone who will stand up for what’s right even when the rest of the world tells him not to, someone with an unshakeable moral compass that only points to goodness. Watch that whole video actually, Dove does such a fantastic job analysing the cultural geography that plays into this film, and how it all ties together to bring us this ray of f*cking sunshine:

All this to say, I love that James Gunn can make a superhero movie that aims to appeal broadly but doesn’t feel like it panders to the lowest available denominator, and that he had the guts to (a) make the story feel relevant to our current times, what with all the invasions/”wars” going on right now that are purely happening for profit and that no one is doing anything to stop 🙄, and (b) leave us with a message of hope, that we can imagine a kinder world and that we can be the instruments of making that vision a reality. That kindness can be punk rock.

Dare I say, this was the movie that made me go, “huh, maybe the genre isn’t dead yet”, which… please, let it not be dead, I really like superheroes!

Honourable mentions/near misses+

- Mickey 17: I enjoyed this a lot, particularly for its world-building and Robert Pattinson’s performance. Unfortunately I think the Bong Joon-Ho-ness of it all kind of undercuts the story in favour of very on-the-nose political commentary, which was fun in the moment but in retrospect kinda leaves me a bit… “meh!”, probably because the current climate is so much worse than when this movie was made, and making fun of things/people just isn’t enough right now. So I don’t think this will be getting one of my spots, but it’s still totally worth seeing, if you haven’t!
- Fantastic Four – First Steps: I also enjoyed this a lot, especially in light of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1OwoZZyhSo from a few years back which explained the classic comics and got me up to speed on the characters. It’s an honest-to-God decent, good Marvel movie, which as I keep saying is a rare sight these days, but that being said… I liked the stuff I talked about up top way more than this one, not to mention the TV seasons, so I just think it gets edged out by the competition.
- Hamnet: Technically an SFF movie! The trailer had me weeping, but the movie left me cold somehow, perhaps because it’s a little too obvious in its attempts to make people cry (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGuG4iG0zFE The bit with the song at the very end irked me too because I recognised it, and the moment was actually completely ruined for me.) It does have some wonderful and atmospheric visuals where it comes to the speculative aspect of it, and the soundtrack by Max Richter is predictably phenomenal (if only they’d used his original song for the climactic ending of the film!!), but it just didn’t move me in the ways I thought it would, so it’s a miss.

The “I haven’t seen these yet” caveat+

- K-Pop Demon Hunters: Yes, I know, somehow, I still haven’t seen this movie. I’m assuming it’ll get nominated to high heaven, so I’ll watch it ahead of voting, I promise.
- Weapons: I’ve heard fantastic things about this, and my husband is a big https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Whitest_Kids_U%27_Know fan, so I might be watching this soon and revising my thoughts.
- Wicked: For Good: I liked the first film well enough, and I hear that a LOT happens in the second half of the musical, so I’m tentatively putting this on a hold list until I watch it. I don’t know if it would edge out any of my favourites, realistically speaking, but I suppose there is always room for surprises!

Long Form: Non-Film/TV

B-Mask’s “https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PL8lMbxJJhP9nmS3K-qyTn58Ly5R22prav&v=uSJGCAwh3uc“*

This is a 2.5 hour love letter to comics, and the first in a five-part series that tells the story of the real Thunderbolts from the comic books (a team that bears very little resemblance to the one portrayed in the recent MCU film discussed above). It features complex animations drawing from the original comic book art, as well as a full cast of voice actors bringing the characters to life with their performances.

* I’m personally torn on whether this would qualify for BDP-LF or BRW (seeing as it is technically a fanwork, and not an original work), but either way it is nothing short of a masterpiece—I wrote more about it in my https://darthj.uno/2026/01/06/i-bet-you-didnt-know-this-was-hugo-eligible-2025/, if you’re interested.

Short Form: TV Episodes

A caveat: my reasoning around nominating a particular episode is kind of like nominating my favourite chapter of a novel. Especially with how a lot of the prestige TV shows are made nowadays, individual episodes function as chapters in a longer story, so they have to be considered in the context of the wider narrative they’re a part of. If they are from a second, third, or even last season of a long-running show, even more so.

Also—and this might be a slightly spicy take—I personally don’t like that a lot of Hugo voters seem to only watch the individual episodes on the eventual shortlist without any context, and then complain that they didn’t get what was going on. That’s because context matters, and while I understand that it would take a lot of time to watch an entire season (or even several!) to be able to appreciate a single episode… if you want your vote to be informed, that’s the job, innit?

This has happened several times to me, where there’s an episode on the shortlist from a show I don’t watch (and have no intention of watching—sorry Lower Decks), so I just skip it and don’t put it in my ballot at the end, or rank it below my own favourites. I do the same with sequels to books I haven’t read, out of respect for the work itself as well as its author, but that’s just me I guess! 🤷🏻‍♀️

Anyway, here are some thoughts about my favourite episodes of speculative TV from this year, under spoiler tags for obvious reasons.

Two episodes from Stranger Things, Season 5+

‘Chapter Four: Sorcerer’

I loved, loved, loved this episode. The moment Will uses his new power… it gave me goosebumps, it was so good—and the fight sequence in front of the gate to the Upside Down is incredible. Rather than the writing, though, I want to praise the actors’ performances and the work of the crew who worked on the practical effects, stunts, and complicated cinematography in this episode. Especially given more recent revelations about https://www.eonline.com/news/1427238/stranger-things-duffer-brothers-on-finale-unfinished-script, and the stress that added to the poor production crew, I think any flowers should really be going to them for making such an outstanding piece of TV despite the challenges.

‘Chapter Six: Escape from Camazotz’

Yes, the scene in this photo feels a little ludicrously long considering they’re both on the run and about to be caught by the Big Bad, but I loved the heart of this relationship and the character development for both Holly and Max in this episode. I had also seen the Stranger Things play in London a couple of years back, and this episode eliminated the issues I had with the world-building in that, which at first had seemed to contradict the revelations in season 4 about Vecna/Henry Creel’s agency as a villain and his role in shaping the Upside Down… I was glad to see that in fact all the loose threads from the various seasons did connect, and that the strands from the play were relevant too.

Various episodes from Severance, Season 2+

S2E4: ‘Woe’s Hollow’

I mentioned this episode in my discussion of the series earlier, but let me get into it here: this is one of the best episodes of TV ever made, period, and I will fight you on this. I don’t know if it would stand alone in any capacity, considering the weird tone is already a lot to deal with and there’s a lot of plot and character interaction that picks up from where the last season left off, not to mention a big-time betrayal that ends up echoing through the rest of season 2.

I spent a good chunk of the beginning wondering if this was a simulator or a dream sequence because it didn’t fully make sense for our protagonists to be outside the Lumon offices, and the uncanny doppelgangers guiding them through the forest seemed almost dreamlike, but the reality was much more sinister in the end, which tracks. If there’s a single episode from this show I’d nominate, it’d be this one.

S2E8: ‘Sweet Vitriol’

People hate this episode because it’s slow and follows an unlikeable antagonist whom we are invited to empathise with, and that’s precisely the reason I like it. First of all, we get way more insight into the Lumon cult corporation from Harmony Cobel, who ostensibly grew up in the cult and has invested her whole life into the company’s welfare. This is also where we begin to see cracks form in her resolve as an antagonist, as she has realised that the company sees her as an expendable cog despite her lifelong investment and dedication, and so she decides to fight them, to prove that this little cog is actually so important, it might well bring the whole house down.

It’s interesting also for thematic reasons, outside of the show’s world. On an individual level, the image of someone who grew up in poverty while idolising a particular company, then making their entire life revolve around it so as to gain favour and socioeconomic mobility, gaining that and then losing it when the company no longer sees them as valuable, is unfortunately too relatable. So is seeing a small town that once had its own industry and community be taken over by a mega corporation and become completely dependent on it, eventually falling into destitution once the corporation pulls their activities out of the town. The actual commentary here is silent, but extremely powerful.

I don’t think Cobel’s about-turn is enough to fully make her an anti-hero, but I really enjoyed this episode for all the insight it gave us both into her and the world of Severance outside of Lumon HQ.

S2E10: ‘Cold Harbor’

There is a strong argument to be made that the season two finale is absolutely worth a nomination as well, making this a really tough choice. Two seasons’ worth of mystery solving and internal corporate espionage culminate in this one-hour episode where our protagonists clash with one another and with the antagonists, and it’s just adrenaline all the way down.

Some spoilery thoughts here.

While the big questions have been answered (where is Mark’s wife? what is Cold Harbor? what are they doing with all those sheep?), so many more remain. Is there a way to save the innies at all, if Lumon ends up falling? Can Mark S. and Helly R. ever hope to have a life outside these walls? And what happens to Gemma now that she’s out, even though she has 24 distinct, hand-crafted personalities inside her?

There’s actually a great take I hadn’t come across before I sat down to write this, and that is that the finale https://www.dexerto.com/tv-movies/severance-season-2-finale-heartbreaking-orpheus-eurydice-twist-3166541/, by having Mark’s innie actually choose to stay behind in Lumon so he can be with Helly. It’s less of a lack of faith and more of a conscious decision, which perhaps makes it even more tragic as Gemma watches her husband (sort of) run toward danger and another woman, leaving her alone at the exit, screaming for him to come back.

Having written about the other episodes already, I do think ep4 is a stronger contender purely from a craft/vibes standpoint, whereas the finale is more typical in many ways, as it focuses on exposition and plot and is faster paced. YMMV here, for sure, but I’m inclined to pick ep4 over this one, now that I think about it.

Two episodes from Pluribus, Season 1+

Episode 1: “We is Us”

It’s not often that a TV pilot stands on its own two feet well. It’s even less common for the film-making to be so good that one must gasp in awe at the choreography, cinematography, and editing, multiple times throughout the course of the episode. One of my biggest peeves is when a TV pilot is so mired in exposition that there is no room for characters or atmosphere until the next episode because they simply have to give you the setup quickly—it ends up feeling flat and boring and frankly, it puts me off more than it entices me to keep watching until it gets better.7

Well, this episode does none of that.

Gilligan’s forte is silent scenes that actually speak volumes. There is so much storytelling in this episode that has no words; we watch an intergalactic viral hive mind sequence take over the Earth in perfectly synchronised movement, and the storytelling is in the silence, the perfect unison, and the eerie smiles as the hive mind consciousness flattens the individuals inside. A lesser writer would put exposition in dialogue, possibly giving too much information for where we are in the story, but Gilligan knows that less is more. We get just enough to hook us in, and the rest is pure atmosphere and of course, character.

Carol is introduced as a grumpy romantasy author, a lesbian in a loving relationship who constantly finds reasons to be miserable, much to her partner’s chagrin. When the hive mind sequence is spread via planes in the air, Carol loses her partner, and simultaneously the world. The panic that ensues is completely understandable, and it gets worse at every turn as she is met with more and more hive mind people, but no one else like her. What a place for a pilot to leave us in! Aren’t you hooked just by reading this?? GO WATCH THIS SHOW!

Episode 7: “The Gap”

The title refers to a real place that Manousos (pictured) has to cross, but also I suppose to the gap between Carol and others at this point in the show. This is another masterfully crafted episode with a dual narrative point of view, where Carol continues her life in Albuquerque while Manousos is making his slow way up through South and Central America towards Carol, crossing cities, climbing mountains, and trudging through thick, treacherous jungles, all while refusing the hive mind’s help at every opportunity.

Some spoilery thoughts here.

At first, it’s admirable; he won’t even take gas without paying for it somehow, even though everything he comes across is at his disposal. Soon enough, however, his steadfastness turns into stubbornness that does more harm to him than good. When he gets seriously injured in the jungle (something that was completely preventable, had he accepted the hive mind’s help and transited through safer means),

Meanwhile, Carol stoically endures complete and total isolation for a long time as a result of the hive mind evacuating the whole metro area of Albuquerque, which happened when Carol hurt one of them (and by extension, all of them) quite badly while trying to find answers. She is given resources and sustenance remotely, and for a while enjoys her peaceful environment, going around town and doing whatever she feels like… until she finally cracks under the pressure of extreme loneliness, and asks the hive mind to come back.

It’s an incredibly powerful moment actually, seeing someone as stubborn sturdy as Carol finally admit that she can’t live her whole life completely cut off from other people, even though she hates the hive mind on principle, and can’t wrap her mind around accepting this status quo. In fairness, she makes it to about a month and a half, which is pretty long, but her isolation was also so complete that there were zero people around her for that whole time—an unfathomable experience that’s so well depicted on screen. I personally love the rooftop golf scene as an example of how utterly devoid of people the landscape is, a mundane sort of post-apocalyptic image.

This is probably my favourite episode in season 1, and even think it could be presented without context and still mostly work alright for new viewers… Though I’d still hope that people would watch the whole season anyway. If I had to pick one episode to represent the series as a whole, I’d say it’s this one.

Short Form: Non-TV

‘Songs No One Will Hear’ by Arjen Lucassen (music album)

I wrote a fair amount about this pre-apocalyptic concept album in my https://darthj.uno/2026/01/06/i-bet-you-didnt-know-this-was-hugo-eligible-2025/; here’s a snippet:

The result is an album that grapples with the essence of the human condition (something Lucassen is very adept at), asking what makes life worth living from the perspectives of a bunch of different characters as they try to come to terms with the impending end of the world—including those who think it’s all a hoax, those who embrace it, and those who rage against the dying of the light. It straddles a weird and fun line between diegetic/in-world music that’s on the radio and telling the story as a sung-through musical, which is a little different than what you might expect, particularly for a progressive rock album. But that’s the Arjen Lucassen guarantee: big questions, big emotions, and a sound that isn’t afraid to change dramatically when necessary, even mid-song. Full of theatricality, Songs No One Will Hear is in some ways very similar to Lucassen’s Ayreon albums, but retains its own identity both musically and thematically.

We’ve been known to nominate SFF music albums when they arise, and on occasion those musicians have even responded to being recognised by fandom—seeing Clipping live in Helsinki was fun!—so this wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility, though perhaps it is a bit of a left field suggestion for most Hugo voters as a progressive rock concept album.

While he’s extremely popular in his own niche, most of Lucassen’s fans aren’t in SF fandom and vice versa, something that I would love to help shift by talking about his work more to Hugo voters and talking to Ayreon/Lucassen fans more about joining our community and coming to Worldcon, especially as the next few years are looking quite international. Lucassen’s very obvious Golden Age influences are bound to have pointed many of his fans to the genre, so the bridge is already half-built.

I’m sure that I’ll be one of very few people longlisting this album, but 🤷🏻‍♀️! I really think If you see just a single, solitary vote for it in the full data, know that it was me!

Footnotes

- Per https://www.wsfs.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/WSFS-Constitution-as-of-2025-10-07-with-Markup.pdf, clauses 3.8.2 and 3.8.3. ↩︎
- In addition to the more fannish post I linked above, I found https://fromscenetoseen.blog/2025/03/12/andor-a-star-wars-story-at-the-barbican-london/ from an architect who works in film and TV. ↩︎
- A special shoutout to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joshua_James_(actor), who played the doctor who tortured Bix Caleen with the sounds of distant massacres; I’ve been a huge fan of his ever since I saw him in Treasure Island at the National Theatre back in 2015 or so, and make a point to see him in every play he’s in when I can. He had a stint as Dr Brenner in Stranger Things: The First Shadow recently which I unfortunately missed, but I bet he was perfect! ↩︎
- I’d like to thank Octothorpe’s Alison Scott for her recommendation to see the film in an IMAX theatre, as the experience was truly spectacular. ↩︎
- There is another Black Widow character played by Olga Kurilenko who turns up for literally five minutes, but she is so not present in the rest of the film that I’m not even going to go into it. If it weren’t for Yelena and Alexei, I’d say that movie had zero lasting impact on the MCU, given how late into Natasha’s journey we got it (literally after she was canonically killed off), lol (sarcastic). ↩︎
- I still don’t know how to feel about the plot twist around Krypton and Clark’s biological parents, brief as it was. I think it is intended to maximise the contrast between where Clark hails from and where he grew up and how that affected his identity, and the discomfort it creates is probably very intentional from Gunn. ↩︎
- I call this “pilot syndrome”, and it’s one of my least favourite phenomena in media. ↩︎

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McFarlane Deluxe Theatrical Edition Superman More expensive than ...

2026-03-25T13:00:02Z

McFarlane Deluxe Theatrical Edition Superman

More expensive than the first release and you lose the wired cape but you get a smiley head which looks fine (mostly).

The cape is stitched at the sides so it was possible to insert wire from the bottom of it which I did (I happened to have some). Bit fiddly but it'll do.

I hope Mattel have a go now they have the DC license again. And please I'd love a Tyler Hoechlin Supes too.

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https://masto.ai/@Carnivius/116289935925931825

Zack Snyder on decade of ‘Batman v Superman’: Never just a ...

2026-03-25T05:41:21Z

Zack Snyder on decade of ‘Batman v Superman’: Never just a fight, but a collision of worlds https://truthsocial.co.in/tags/ZackSnyder https://truthsocial.co.in/tags/Batman https://truthsocial.co.in/tags/Superman https://truthsocial.co.in/tags/socialnewsxyz

https://www.socialnews.xyz/2026/03/25/zack-snyder-on-decade-of-batman-v-superman-never-just-a-fight-but-a-collision-of-worlds/

https://truthsocial.co.in/@gopi/116288210946465275

‘Superman’ #36 veers between introspection and metafiction A ...

2026-03-25T04:10:36Z

‘Superman’ #36 veers between introspection and metafiction

A new era in the wake of DC K.O.
https://aiptcomics.com/2026/03/25/superman-36-review-2/

https://mastodon.social/tags/DC https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

https://mastodon.social/@aipt/116287854094712291

‘DC/Marvel: Superman/Spider-Man’ #1 is full of super friendly ...

2026-03-25T04:10:32Z

‘DC/Marvel: Superman/Spider-Man’ #1 is full of super friendly team-ups

Pure comic gold.
https://aiptcomics.com/2026/03/25/dc-marvel-superman-spider-man-1-review/

https://mastodon.social/tags/DC https://mastodon.social/tags/feature https://mastodon.social/tags/Marvel https://mastodon.social/tags/SpiderMan https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

https://mastodon.social/@aipt/116287853869215829

Superman/Spider-Man #1: DC & Marvel Celebrate 50 Years of ...

2026-03-25T03:28:15Z

Superman/Spider-Man #1: DC & Marvel Celebrate 50 Years of Crossover History https://comicbookaddicts.com/2026/03/superman-spiderman-1-crossover-news/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman https://mastodon.social/tags/SpiderMan https://mastodon.social/tags/ComicBooks https://mastodon.social/tags/DCComics https://mastodon.social/tags/MarvelComics

https://mastodon.social/@comicbookaddicts/116287687615745272

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2026-03-25T01:53:36Z

https://www.ebay.com/itm/298131664787
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https://mastodon.social/@jlroberson/116287315377646979

Seguimos revisitando el clásico texto de Umberto Eco, "El ...

2026-03-24T23:24:14Z

Seguimos revisitando el clásico texto de Umberto Eco, "El mito de Superman", que publicara hace más de 50 años. Esto es parte de las celebraciones por el aniversario número 80 del Hombre de Acero. Pásenle a lo barrido.

https://mastodon.social/tags/superman https://mastodon.social/tags/culturapop https://mastodon.social/tags/umbertoeco

https://www.maikciveira.com/2018/12/umberto-eco-y-el-mito-de-superman-parte_19.html?m=1

https://mastodon.social/@MaikCiveira/116286728054584476

Atriz de Superman morre aos 82 anos: Atriz ficou conhecida por ...

2026-03-24T19:58:39Z

Atriz de Superman morre aos 82 anos: Atriz ficou conhecida por viver a Senhorita Teschmacher nos filmes de Christopher Reeve https://www.omelete.com.br/filmes/atriz-de-superman-morre-aos-82-anos-valerie-perrine https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman https://mastodon.social/tags/ValeriePerrine

https://mastodon.social/@newsevoce/116285919698302652

DC Preview: DC / Marvel: Superman / Spider-Man #1 LEGENDARY ...

2026-03-24T17:15:05Z

DC Preview: DC / Marvel: Superman / Spider-Man #1

LEGENDARY CREATORS TAKE ON THE MAN OF STEEL AND YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN!
https://aiptcomics.com/2026/03/24/dc-preview-dc-marvel-superman-spider-man-1/

https://mastodon.social/tags/DC https://mastodon.social/tags/feature https://mastodon.social/tags/SpiderMan https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

https://mastodon.social/@aipt/116285276487999425

Today's the day Clark Kent first met Lex Luthor. (Art by Eddy ...

2026-03-24T15:49:51Z

Today's the day Clark Kent first met Lex Luthor.

(Art by Eddy Barrows, Curt Swan, John Byrne, and Joe Shuster.)

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https://mastodon.social/@dtgeek/116284941383324287

Morre atriz de 'Superman' e indicada ao Oscar, Valerie ...

2026-03-24T15:02:34Z

Morre atriz de 'Superman' e indicada ao Oscar, Valerie Perrine: Atriz Valerie Perrine, indicada ao Oscar por 'Lenny' e conhecida por 'Superman', morreu em Beverly Hills. Ela tratava Parkinson desde 2015. https://www.uol.com.br/splash/noticias/2026/03/23/morre-valerie-perrine-atriz-de-superman-e-indicada-ao-oscar-por-lenny.ghtm https://mastodon.social/tags/ValeriePerrine https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

https://mastodon.social/@newsevoce/116284755423079365

Nostr event nevent1qqstqvgv985a7q7xtsagfyhad8g425yhda0r2aur566vkac7l72cl3qzyr8dwulta3u4yzp3sy9r7s36wlp6ws5sm3h9vh0f0whyvz45praf6fvm4rc

2026-03-24T01:34:28Z

https://stranger.social/tags/movies https://stranger.social/tags/Superman is woven into my fondest childhood memories. It activates such a nostalgia and remembrance of a loving home with my parents in the 80s. Every time we lose someone from these movies, it almost feels like a part of my childhood is slipping away as I age. What a life. Another legend gone.

Valerie Perrine, 'Superman' Actress and 'Lenny' Oscar Nominee, Dies at 82 - The https://stranger.social/tags/Hollywood Reporter https://apple.news/A4AWIPLwoQfKJFf3HzwjKjQ

https://stranger.social/@MATAK79/116281577888085378

https://c.im/tags/qepd @TheValPerrine ...

2026-03-24T01:31:03Z

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https://c.im/@raurquiz/116281564453828580

Valerie Perrine, de “Superman”, morre aos 82 anos: A artista ...

2026-03-24T00:37:18Z

Valerie Perrine, de “Superman”, morre aos 82 anos: A artista norte-americana ganhou o prêmio de melhor atriz no Festival de Cannes de 1975 por “Lenny” https://www.correiodopovo.com.br/arteagenda/valerie-perrine-de-superman-morre-aos-82-anos-1.1699913 https://mastodon.social/tags/ValeriePerrine https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

https://mastodon.social/@newsevoce/116281353081511523

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2026-03-23T21:21:17Z

https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman https://mastodon.social/tags/ChristopherReeve | https://mastodon.social/tags/ValeriePerrine ha fallecido a la edad de 82 años. Que en Paz Descanse la primera actriz en interpretar a la icónica https://mastodon.social/tags/Eve_Teschmacher en '#Superman_La_película'.
Fuente: https://mastodon.social/@thr. (https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/valerie-perrine-dead-superman-lenny-1236544394/)

https://mastodon.social/@ArchivosDCU/116280582306570793

https://c.im/tags/Superman https://c.im/tags/ChristopherReeve | ...

2026-03-23T21:21:04Z

https://c.im/tags/Superman https://c.im/tags/ChristopherReeve | https://c.im/tags/ValeriePerrine ha fallecido a la edad de 82 años. Que en Paz Descanse la primera actriz en interpretar a la icónica https://c.im/tags/Eve_Teschmacher en 'https://c.im/tags/Superman_La_pel%C3%ADcula';.
Fuente: https://c.im/@thr. (https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/valerie-perrine-dead-superman-lenny-1236544394/)

https://c.im/@ArchivosDCU/116280581452419349

Uno de los ensayos más famosos incluidos en el libro se titula ...

2026-03-23T21:19:25Z

Uno de los ensayos más famosos incluidos en el libro se titula “El mito de Superman”, en el que Eco, ávido lector de las historietas del Hombre de Acero, se dedica a deconstruirlo con un análisis típicamente estructuralista.

https://mastodon.social/tags/culturapop https://mastodon.social/tags/superman https://mastodon.social/tags/umbertoeco

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https://mastodon.social/@MaikCiveira/116280574998352399

Actress Valerie Perrine has died at 82 ...

2026-03-23T19:08:18Z

Actress Valerie Perrine has died at 82

https://www.hotchkaplus.com/2026/03/valerie-perrine-dies-at-82.html

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https://mstdn.plus/@Hotchka/116280059414223276

Lex Luthor will not be calling: Miss Techmacherrrrrr any more. ...

2026-03-23T18:18:31Z

Lex Luthor will not be calling: Miss Techmacherrrrrr any more. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/valerie-perrine-dead-superman-lenny-1236544394 😢 https://social.linux.pizza/tags/Superman https://social.linux.pizza/tags/DC https://social.linux.pizza/tags/lore

https://social.linux.pizza/@77slevin/116279863660397788

📰 Actrice Valerie Perrine (82) overleden ...

2026-03-23T17:07:10Z

📰 Actrice Valerie Perrine (82) overleden

https://nieuwsjunkies.nl/artikel/1AeN

🕕 18:04 | RTL Nieuws
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https://mastodon.social/@NieuwsJunkies/116279583091976276

Valerie Perrine, ‘Superman’ and Oscar-Nommed ‘Lenny’ ...

2026-03-23T16:25:06Z

Valerie Perrine, ‘Superman’ and Oscar-Nommed ‘Lenny’ Star, Dies at 82
https://mastodon.social/tags/Variety https://mastodon.social/tags/News https://mastodon.social/tags/Obituaries https://mastodon.social/tags/PeopleNews https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman https://mastodon.social/tags/ValeriePerrine

https://variety.com/2026/film/news/valerie-perrine-dead-lenny-superman-1236696828/

https://mastodon.social/@variety_feed/116279417653119251

A Human Story with the Kents ...

2026-03-23T12:43:41Z

What happens when you combine all the ...

2026-03-22T15:41:21Z

What happens when you combine all the https://masto.ai/tags/Superman themes into one?

https://masto.ai/tags/SupermanMashup

https://youtube.com/watch?v=qTdhiuoa35Q&si=4nAKqHbamOB_UNHA

> They asked me what my favorite Superman theme was, and I said "yes". Here is an epic orchestral mashup I made of all the Superman themes together from Christ...

https://masto.ai/@JasonON/116273583303645129

La muerte de Pa Kent: ¿la escena que arruinó a MAN OF STEEL? ...

2026-03-21T18:17:04Z

La muerte de Pa Kent: ¿la escena que arruinó a MAN OF STEEL?

https://mastodon.social/tags/peliculas https://mastodon.social/tags/superman https://mastodon.social/tags/superheroes

https://youtu.be/ZjDtDAHGRQU?si=zpfOwM4pWbVu3r2b

https://mastodon.social/@MaikCiveira/116268533323658243

Veja a letra da música “Superman” de Eminem ...

2026-03-21T08:30:25Z

Veja a letra da música “Superman” de Eminem
https://mstdn.social/tags/Eminem https://mstdn.social/tags/Superman
https://daletra.com.br/eminem/letra/superman.html

https://mstdn.social/@daletrabr/116266226501932914

Superman (2025) ★★★★★★★☆☆☆ ...

2026-03-20T22:08:56Z

Superman (2025) ★★★★★★★☆☆☆ https://trakt.tv/movies/superman-2025 https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman https://mastodon.social/tags/trakt

https://mastodon.social/@DonGarellos/116263782723192333

Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #54 (DC, July 1961) Cover by Curt ...

2026-03-20T20:44:35Z

Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #54 (DC, July 1961)
Cover by Curt Swan

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https://mastodon.social/@fabianocerqueira/116263451070333732

Future Jon Kent and future Damian Wayne Imagine if this was the ...

2026-03-20T20:33:18Z

Future Jon Kent and future Damian Wayne

Imagine if this was the Next Generation world's finest

Tomorrow man & ..... Hmmmm Batman

Maybe Damian should take up a new mantle too.... 🤔

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Future Jon Kent and future Damian Wayne Imagine if this was the ...

2026-03-20T20:33:11Z

Future Jon Kent and future Damian Wayne

Imagine if this was the Next Generation world's finest

Tomorrow man & ..... Hmmmm Batman

Maybe Damian should take up a new mantle too.... 🤔

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https://mastodon.social/@Durrell/116263406224892762

El vuelo de un dios: la escena que redime a MAN OF STEEL ...

2026-03-20T19:33:27Z

El vuelo de un dios: la escena que redime a MAN OF STEEL

https://mastodon.social/tags/peliculas https://mastodon.social/tags/superman https://mastodon.social/tags/superheroes

https://youtu.be/cfIZP_m58w0?si=iMN4aMSEmrkhlqRF

https://mastodon.social/@MaikCiveira/116263171379331320

I'm watching Superman (2025) ...

2026-03-20T18:34:26Z

I'm watching Superman (2025) https://trakt.tv/movies/superman-2025 https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman https://mastodon.social/tags/trakt

https://mastodon.social/@DonGarellos/116262939326208329

On our outting yesterday we ran into some of the series 2 Sonic x ...

2026-03-20T17:40:35Z

On our outting yesterday we ran into some of the series 2 Sonic x DC blind bags and came home with Rouge as Cat Woman and Knuckles as Super Man. That looks like something she'd actually wear. As for Knuckles, I think the Super Man costume on anyone other than Super Man ends up looking like pajamas haha. Really pleased with this toy line
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https://retro.pizza/@SpinBall/116262727566223136

Postulate: https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman is actually ...

2026-03-20T02:12:15Z

Postulate: https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman is actually incredibly dense, and has to continuously partially fly to offset his true weight, to prevent sinking into the ground.
https://mastodon.social/tags/SuperConspiracyTheory

https://mastodon.social/@australopithecus/116259077215862800

Road rage! ...

2026-03-20T00:16:44Z

Road rage!

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https://pixelfed.social/p/ToyframePics/940400722908339214

Accidents can happen to any of us. ...

2026-03-19T16:01:35Z

Accidents can happen to any of us. https://mstdn.social/tags/grickledoodle https://mstdn.social/tags/art https://mstdn.social/tags/superman https://mstdn.social/tags/batman https://mstdn.social/tags/accidents https://mstdn.social/tags/drawing https://mstdn.social/tags/funny https://mstdn.social/tags/humor

https://mstdn.social/@grickle/116256675943109999

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2026-03-19T02:17:33Z

https://mastodon.social/@limebar https://mastodon.social/@RobertaFidora

Im not MUCH of an animator...but i can be when ai put my mind to it. Its mostly lil loops like this or the waving.

I want to do more but attention is HARD!

Me and https://retro.social/@MountainTownToys have that in common.

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https://retro.social/@MannycartoonStudio/116253435748349149

Да да да, супергероику я тоже уважаю ...

2026-03-18T16:02:15Z

Да да да, супергероику я тоже уважаю и люблю

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https://mastodon.social/@AlexAntrax2000/116251016280844271

‘Superman Unlimited’ #11 attempts to solve the Jon Kent ...

2026-03-18T13:40:04Z

‘Superman Unlimited’ #11 attempts to solve the Jon Kent problem

Jon gets a new foe and a new lease on life.
https://aiptcomics.com/2026/03/18/superman-unlimited-11-review/

https://mastodon.social/tags/DC https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

https://mastodon.social/@aipt/116250457191786424

Tri-Psi VAMPIRE GIRLS / ヴァンパイア・ガールズ ...

2026-03-18T11:51:00Z

Tri-Psi VAMPIRE GIRLS / ヴァンパイア・ガールズ ...

2026-03-18T11:46:39Z

https://mastodon.social/tags/Comic-News in Kürze 🎨 ...

2026-03-18T10:42:04Z

https://mastodon.social/tags/Comic-News in Kürze 🎨
https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman, https://mastodon.social/tags/Gwenpool & mehr
https://www.phantastiknews.de/index.php/comic-news/32524-news-in-kuerze-superman-gwenpool-mehr

https://mastodon.social/@phantastiknews/116249757275309995

If Joe Kent claimed that he was Clark Kent's father, I'd ...

2026-03-17T23:55:13Z

If Joe Kent claimed that he was Clark Kent's father, I'd believe him. https://mastodon.social/tags/superman https://mastodon.social/tags/antiterrorism https://mastodon.social/tags/uspol

edit - not an endorsement of a right wing shill.

https://mastodon.social/@sri/116247213742469289

Three New DC Elseworlds Series Launching Summer 2026 ...

2026-03-17T19:11:24Z

Three New DC Elseworlds Series Launching Summer 2026 https://comicbookaddicts.com/2026/03/dc-elseworlds-2026-expansion/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon https://mastodon.social/tags/DCComics https://mastodon.social/tags/Elseworlds https://mastodon.social/tags/ComicBooks https://mastodon.social/tags/Supergirl https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

https://mastodon.social/@comicbookaddicts/116246097716986333

DC Preview: Superman: Father of Tomorrow #1 Superman: Father of ...

2026-03-17T16:05:10Z

DC Preview: Superman: Father of Tomorrow #1

Superman: Father of Tomorrow flips the origin story in a big way.
https://aiptcomics.com/2026/03/17/dc-preview-superman-father-of-tomorrow-1/

https://mastodon.social/tags/DC https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

https://mastodon.social/@aipt/116245365425376234

DC just flipped Superman’s origin and threw Supergirl into a ...

2026-03-17T16:05:07Z

DC just flipped Superman’s origin and threw Supergirl into a nightmare universe

It’s not just about new Elseworlds stories, it’s about rewriting everything you thought you knew as Jor-El becomes Superman and Kara fights to survive a universe that wants her gone.
https://aiptcomics.com/2026/03/17/dc-comics-elseworlds-supergirl-superman/

https://mastodon.social/tags/DC https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman https://mastodon.social/tags/supregirl

https://mastodon.social/@aipt/116245365232488261

https://c.im/tags/happybirthday @AADaddario ...

2026-03-16T18:55:41Z

https://c.im/tags/happybirthday @AADaddario https://c.im/tags/alexandradaddario https://c.im/tags/actress https://c.im/tags/percyjacksonandtheOlympians https://c.im/tags/TheLightningThief https://c.im/tags/SeaofMonsters https://c.im/tags/ATreeFellintheWoods https://c.im/tags/IWishYouAlltheBest https://c.im/tags/JusticeLeague https://c.im/tags/CrisisonInfiniteEarths https://c.im/tags/wildflower https://c.im/tags/DieinaGunfight https://c.im/tags/MayfairWitches https://c.im/tags/Superman https://c.im/tags/ManofTomorrow https://c.im/tags/baywatch https://c.im/tags/sanandreas https://c.im/tags/texaschainsaw3d https://c.im/tags/truedetective https://c.im/tags/TheWhiteLotus https://c.im/tags/TheGirlfriendExperience https://c.im/tags/Songbird https://c.im/tags/LostGirlsandLoveHotels https://c.im/tags/WeSummontheDarkness https://c.im/tags/CanYouKeepaSecret https://c.im/tags/LostTransmissions

https://c.im/@raurquiz/116240373625616822

https://c.im/tags/happybirthday @alantudyk ...

2026-03-16T18:23:12Z

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https://c.im/@raurquiz/116240245886992868

BLACKPINK's Jisoo Shares Story Behind Meeting With "The ...

2026-03-16T08:05:51Z

Be@rbrick/Pepsi Nex Warner Bros.: ...

2026-03-15T11:48:16Z

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2026-03-13T18:10:40Z

https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

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DC Preview: Superman Unlimited #11THE FINAL MOMENTS OF JON KENT! ...

2026-03-13T16:35:04Z

DC Preview: Superman Unlimited #11THE FINAL MOMENTS OF JON KENT! https://aiptcomics.com/2026/03/13/dc-preview-superman-unlimited-11/

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2026-03-13T14:43:18Z

https://mastodon.social/tags/AaronPierre

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Remember The First "Return of Superman" Child Jun Woo? ...

2026-03-13T10:25:25Z

Remember The First "Return of Superman" Child Jun Woo? He's Even Finished His Military Service Now #Child https://mastodon.social/tags/Finished

https://mastodon.social/@kpopnewshub/116221380245376076

AARON PIERRE SE UNE AL REPARTO DE LA NUEVA ENTREGA DE LAS ...

2026-03-13T05:51:32Z

AARON PIERRE SE UNE AL REPARTO DE LA NUEVA ENTREGA DE LAS AVENTURAS DE SUPERMAN.El nuevo Universo DC continúa tomando forma y ya empieza a perfilar uno de sus próximos movimientos más importantes. Según adelanta The InSneider, el actor Aaron Pierre se incorporará al reparto de Man of Tomorrow, la secuela directa de Superman…https://nuevoimagenesdeactualidad.blogspot.com/2026/03/aaron-pierre-se-une-al-reparto-de-la.html

https://mastodon.social/@NUEVO_IMAGENES_DE_ACTUALIDAD/116220303263487996

Today's the birthday of Perry White, the editor of the Daily ...

2026-03-12T21:13:26Z

Today's the birthday of Perry White, the editor of the Daily Planet. (Also shown: George Taylor, the Golden Age character Perry replaced very early on.)(Art by Romeo Tanghal, Dario Brizuela, Gary Frank, and Kurt Schaffenberger.)https://mastodon.social/tags/1976DCCalendar

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2026-03-12T20:49:14Z

https://mastodon.social/tags/HappyBirthday

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Green Lantern John Stewart Confirmed for Superman Sequel Man of ...

2026-03-12T19:42:01Z

Green Lantern John Stewart Confirmed for Superman Sequel Man of Tomorrowhttps://mastodon.social/tags/ManOfTomorrow

https://mastodon.social/@TheDailyPerspective/116217906592533398

‘Man Of Tomorrow’: Aaron Pierre Joins Upcoming ‘Superman’ ...

2026-03-12T18:20:18Z

‘Man Of Tomorrow’: Aaron Pierre Joins Upcoming ‘Superman’ Sequelhttps://mastodon.social/tags/Casting

https://mastodon.social/@deadline/116217585255677367

Aaron Pierre Joins ‘Superman’ Sequel ‘Man of Tomorrow’ ...

2026-03-12T17:50:03Z

Aaron Pierre Joins ‘Superman’ Sequel ‘Man of Tomorrow’ Ahead of Green Lantern Debut in ‘Lanterns’https://mastodon.social/tags/Variety

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2026-03-11T20:05:13Z

https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

https://mastodon.social/@fandompost/116212335465152586

Superman Immer wenn es in der Vergangenheit um Superheldencomics ...

2026-03-11T15:37:10Z

Superman

Immer wenn es in der Vergangenheit um Superheldencomics ging, wurde ich nicht müde zu betonen, dass ich die Geschichten und Figuren aus dem Hause https://nerdlicht.net/tag/marvel
– mal wieder – resettet wurde, habe ich eine ganze Menge der damals gestarteten Serien an- oder sogar durchgelesen. Darunter auch die diversen Superman-Reihen. Besonders interessant fand ich den Anfang von Action Comics, in dem die ersten Gehversuche des jungen Clark Kent in Metropolis beschrieben wurden.In den letzten Monaten habe ich dann einen ganzen Schwung älterer und neuerer Supes-Stories durchgeschmökert und zwar: Superman for All Seasons beziehungsweise Superman: Ein Held fürs ganze Jahr von Jeph Loeb aus dem Jahr 1998, All-Star Superman von Grant Morrison aus den 2000er Jahren, Superman Up in the Sky beziehungsweise Superman: Jenseits der Erde von Tom King aus dem Jahr 2020, Superman: The World von 2025 mit Geschichten von Künstlerinnen und Künstlern aus aller Welt, darunter auch unser Flix und schließlich Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow beziehungsweise Supergirl: Die Frau von morgen von Tom King, was ja die Vorlage des gleichnamigen Films werden soll.Haben mir allesamt viel Spaß gemacht und sind unbedingt zu empfehlen.Weiterlesen – mit Bitte um EmpfehlungenAber dabei will ich es nicht belassen. Ich brauche mehr. Die einschlägigen Listen der „besten Superman Comics“ führen neben den oben genannten noch folgende auf:Superman Unchained aus der New52-Ära, Trinity mit Batsie und Wonder Woman von Matt Wagner, Was wurde aus dem Mann von Morgen? beziehungsweise Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? und/oder For the Man Who Has Everything von Allan Moore, Superman: Erde Eins von JMS oder What’s so Funny about Truth, Justice & the American Way?Was meint ihr? Können die was? Was fehlt noch auf der Liste? Von Allan Moore mal abgesehen, will ich eigentlich auch nicht über die 90er hinaus gehen. Und was ist mit ganz neuen Ansätzen wie Absolute Superman? Oder geht das nicht wieder in die olle Grimmig-und-Düster-Richtung?Bin gespannt auf eure Tipps.
––––––––––––Basierend auf einem Videospiel wird in den begleitenden Comics die Geschichte eines Superman erzählt, der nach einem schweren Schicksalsschlag zum bösen Diktator der Erde wird.[↑]Immerhin habe ich auch immer problemlos mit Playmobil UND Lego gespielt.[↑]

https://nerdlicht.net/tag/batman

https://nerdlicht.net/2026/03/superman.html

‘Action Comics’ #1096 features more setup than story‘Reign ...

2026-03-11T13:30:05Z

‘Action Comics’ #1096 features more setup than story‘Reign of the Superboys’ takes us to a story crossing through every Superman title. https://aiptcomics.com/2026/03/11/action-comics-1096-review/

https://mastodon.social/@aipt/116210781749004156

A Brief Intro to Supergirl Woman of ...

2026-03-10T21:37:18Z

A Brief Intro to Supergirl Woman of Tomorrowhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQxQl8eUkhY
🎬 Support & unlock more on Patreon → patreon.com/TheDarkKnaik

https://mastodon.social/@thedarkknaik/116207035279841292

Some more images, with the post-Crisis/modern versions of the ...

2026-03-10T15:44:00Z

Some more images, with the post-Crisis/modern versions of the World's Finest heroes.(Art by Mike Parobeck, Ed McGuinness, John Byrne, and Jae Lee.)https://mastodon.social/tags/1976DCCalendar

https://mastodon.social/@dtgeek/116205646019940033

Today's the day Clark Kent first met Bruce Wayne.(Art by Curt ...

2026-03-10T15:25:10Z

Today's the day Clark Kent first met Bruce Wayne.(Art by Curt Swan, Denys Cowan, and Dick Giordano.)https://mastodon.social/tags/1976DCCalendar

https://mastodon.social/@dtgeek/116205571981941268

One year ago today I posted this miniature Christopher Reeve ...

2026-03-10T06:50:31Z

One year ago today I posted this miniature Christopher Reeve Superman photo I created, all shot practically using real lighting, figures, miniature sets and smoke. https://socel.net/tags/superman

https://socel.net/@robotwig/116203548251613454

Superman and Captain America at the Smithsonian! ...

2026-03-09T18:01:03Z

Superman and Captain America at the Smithsonian! https://culturalgutter.com/2026/03/09/superman-and-captain-america-at-the-smithsonian/

https://mastodon.online/@culturalgutter/116200522634286342

The Fleischer Superman cartoons are a series of 17 Technicolor ...

2026-03-09T17:40:18Z

The Fleischer Superman cartoons are a series of 17 Technicolor animated shorts released by Paramount Pictures, marking Superman's first appearance in animation. Produced initially by Fleischer Studios (1941-1942) then by Famous Studios (1942-1943)https://youtu.be/u92t2pNOoqM?si=gtdtqYcAzRFVZIa8

https://universeodon.com/@HollyCo26588808/116200441038991235

Amusement Attractions Carnivalat Superman Celebration 2026 June ...

2026-03-09T17:32:13Z

Amusement Attractions Carnivalat Superman Celebration 2026 June 11-14, 2026 Ticking and Location to be determined.https://rantsravesbypaul.blogspot.com/2026/03/carnival-superman-celebration-2026.html

https://mas.to/@paul_aman/116200409208434968

Do you prefer Ginger Lex Locks or Hairless Luthor? ...

2026-03-09T14:19:19Z

Do you prefer Ginger Lex Locks or Hairless Luthor? 💈🧑‍🦰👨‍🦲https://mastodon.social/tags/superman

https://mastodon.social/@jon_mcbrine_author/116199650747190676

✨ Entrate nel cielo con la SH Figuarts di Superman! ...

2026-03-09T08:00:08Z

✨ Entrate nel cielo con la SH Figuarts di Superman! Un'esperienza incredibile per gli amanti dell'Uomo d'Acciaio!🚀 https://mastodon.social/tags/Superman

https://mastodon.social/@spaziogames/116198159733819986

Which Superman hairstyle is your favorite - Clean Cut Kryptonian ...

2026-03-09T00:53:01Z

Which Superman hairstyle is your favorite - Clean Cut Kryptonian or Mullet Man of Tomorrow? 💈💇‍♂️https://mastodon.social/tags/superman

https://mastodon.social/@jon_mcbrine_author/116196480246739759

Today's the birthday of Zatara, Zatanna's father.(Art by ...

2026-03-08T16:58:58Z

Today's the birthday of Zatara, Zatanna's father.(Art by Ty Templeton, Jose Delbo, Dario Brizuela, and Kurt Schaffenberger.)https://mastodon.social/tags/1976DCCalendar

https://mastodon.social/@dtgeek/116194616186932609

Movie TV Tech Geeks https://mastodon.social/tags/TV ...

2026-03-08T15:46:28Z

Movie TV Tech Geeks https://mastodon.social/tags/TV

https://mastodon.social/@indiegenius/116194331074504075

I do kinda love McFarlane’s even more ridiculous update of ...

2026-03-08T13:01:27Z

I do kinda love McFarlane’s even more ridiculous update of Kenner’s DC Super Powers Superman Supermobile from the 1980s.(Seen at Bell Pawn) https://universeodon.com/tags/toys

https://universeodon.com/@adtothebone/116193682255917127

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2026-03-07T17:37:49Z

https://mast.lat/tags/datocurioso

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