In this episode, Mario is joined by Bob Fisher of The Superman Forever Radio podcast to discuss Superman (vol. 1) #156. To contact Mario, message him on Twitter @mariofanofsteel or through email at mbennese94@yahoo.com. This episode's Superman song is "Kryptonite" by 3 Doors Down.
After a two month hiatus, Mario returns to the mic! In this episode, Mario takes a look at the death of Superman and the Famous Studios short "Jungle Drums." Also discussed are the new changes to Superman post-Convergence, the Supergirl TV show, and Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. To contact Mario, you can send an email to mbennese94@yahoo.com or tweet on Twitter @Mariofanofsteel This episode's Superman song is "Jimmy Olsen's Blues" by The Spin Doctors.
In this episode, Mario takes a look at Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's original short story, The Reign of the Superman! The concept of a man at the peak of human perfection was later reworked into the one and only Superman! Also in this episode, Mario takes a look at the Famous Studios short, The Mummy Strikes. This episode's Superman song is "Sunshine Superman" as covered by The Films.
In this, the fifteenth episode, Mario discusses Superman's new suit and power as well as Superman's previous romantic interests. Also in this episode, a look at Action Comics #484 as voted for by members of the Superman Podcast Network. This episode's Superman song is "Can You Read My Mind?" (Instrumental version) Feel free to write in at mbennese94@yahoo.com or through Twitter @Mariofanofsteel.
In this double sized end of the year episode, Mario takes a look at the friendship between The Man of Steel and The Dark Knight. First, it's a stop in the late Golden Age to experience their first meeting in 1952. Then it's a hop, skip, and a jump to 1986 where re-envisioned versions of these timeless characters meet. Are they destined to be friends or doomed to be foes? Find out in this thrilling installment of Up, Up, and Away! Also featured in this episode: a synopsis and review of the Famous...
In this, the thirteenth episode, Mario discusses the necessity of a Superman as well as taking a look at Superman #247 and the Famous Studios short "The Eleventh Hour." This episode's question: who is your favorite Superman villain? Feel free to answer through Facebook, email (mbennese94@yahoo.com), or Twitter @Mariofanofsteel.
Can a Superman story with little to no Superman still be a compelling read? Find out as Mario takes a look at the 2000 PSA one-shot "Superman for the Animals." Also in this episode, an examination of the Famous Studios short "Showdown" and the addition of a new segment to the show. Feel free to write in at mbennese94@yahoo.com!
In this, the eleventh episode, Mario discusses his problems with The New 52 Superman, Superman (vol. 3) #32, and the Famous Studios short "Japoteurs." Stay tuned for a special announcement at the end!
Mario discusses one of his favorite Superman villains, covers Superman (vol. 1) #30, and the Fleischer short "Terror on the Midway." Prepare for some 5th dimensional fun!
In this episode, Mario takes a look at Action Comics (vol. 1) #12 and the Fleischer short "Volcano."
In this episode, Mario confronts the common complaints about Superman and discusses Action Comics #775.
We reach the end of our six part digital seminar as we cover the most recent retellings of Superman's origin. It's been a long journey, but the end is just the beginning.
Mario takes a look at the origins presented from 1987 to the turn of the century, discusses the latest Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice reveals, and the Fleischer short "The Bulleteers."
Mario covers the origins presented from 1978 through 1986 and "The Arctic Giant" Fleischer short. Keep your ears open for a special surprise in this episode!
Mario discusses the different origins presented from 1953 up until 1977 as well as reviewing "Billion Dollar Limited."
In this episode, Mario takes a look at the eight different origins presented from 1942 through 1952 as well as taking a look at the second Fleischer Superman short: "The Mechanical Monsters."
In this episode, Mario takes a look at the five Superman origin stories presented between 1938 and 1941 as well as discussing the Fleischer Studios Superman short: "Superman."
In this first episode, Mario tells the story of his introduction to Superman and how the Man of Steel has made an impact in his life.
