The Baron replied to Jeff of Earth-J's discussion Ultramen
"i haven't watched through Ultraman USA yet - it's in Japanese, but doesn't seem to have subtitles - but what I have seen doesn't seem to have any major differences."
11 hours ago
The Baron replied to Emerkeith Davyjack's discussion Emerkeith Davyjack's Celebrity Deaths
"Scott Adams is dead.   The sad thing is, at one point I was a huge Dilbert fan  - both of the comic strip and the animated series - and  I hate to speak ill of the dead, but then he got hateful towards the end of his life (Or maybe just became more…"
12 hours ago
The Baron replied to Jeff of Earth-J's discussion Ultramen
"Ultraman: The Adventure Begins (a.k.a Ultraman USA) Reactions (SPOILERS)

This was made  by Hanna-Barbera in association with Tsuburaya Productions. The animation is good, but not great, about at the level of a reasonably well-made Saturday morning…"
12 hours ago
The Baron replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"Follow the gourd!
Awesome."
13 hours ago
The Baron replied to JD DeLuzio's discussion Conventional Superheroes Today
"Does the general public know where Spider-Man's powers come from, or do they maybe think that he's a human/spider hybrid that escaped from some lab somewhere, especially now that another guy (Miles Morales) and a woman (Spider-Gwen)  with basically…"
yesterday
The Baron replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Nerd Canon
"You know from your Golden Age reading that it's not always easy to figure out elements of stories that were written just twenty years before we were born.  Imagine a kid today who  stumbles across their grandfather's collection of Silver Age Teen…"
yesterday
The Baron replied to JD DeLuzio's discussion Conventional Superheroes Today
"It's always seemed to me that in the 1940's (if you added up all of the characters published by all the companies), there were a hundred or so super-humans/people with tech or magic that effectively made them super-humans (and left out the…"
yesterday
The Baron replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Nerd Canon
"The only things by Asimov that I've read are the short story "Nightfall" and Asimov's Guide to Shakespeare, which my Dad bought for me when I was a kid, and which was very useful in helping me to understand the context of Will's plays."
yesterday
JD DeLuzio replied to The Baron's discussion Anyone Heard of "Selling Superman"?
"I've started it. It's already clear that it's going to be padded."
Sunday
The Baron replied to Emerkeith Davyjack's discussion Emerkeith Davyjack's Celebrity Deaths
"RIP Erich von Daniken Geez, I'd almost forgotten him, but he was a big deal back when I was a kid."
Sunday
The Baron replied to The Baron's discussion Anyone Heard of "Selling Superman"?
"That sounds like her."
Sunday
Jeff of Earth-J replied to The Baron's discussion Anyone Heard of "Selling Superman"?
"I showed this to Tracy and told her it's a four-part documentary.
She said (and I quote), "Oh.""
Sunday
The Baron replied to Jeff of Earth-J's discussion Ultramen
"an encounter with an alien from the planet Repo
Was that when they fought the Repo Men?
I wonder what I'll move on to next? 
Well, there's goddamned near as many Super Sentai and Kamen Rider series, you know...
Ultraman Great is on Youtube here.
 "
Sunday
The Baron replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"Next thing you know, he's a radio engineer.
First thing you know, old Jed's a millionaire."
Friday
The Baron replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day
"Interesting.  Never heard them referred to by those names before."
Friday
Richard Willis replied to The Baron's discussion Movies I Have Seen Lately
"I recently discovered four films that were made for TV starring Matt Frewer (Max Headroom, Moloch in Watchmen and many other movies and shows) as Sherlock Holmes. It’s rare in that he is the lead in these movies. Since Holmes tends to be an oddball…"
Friday
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