I think the Bat-symbol being made out of Joe chill's gun is brilliant. In Batman's mind he's taken a symbol of the fear and terror he felt as a child and made it his own, robbing it of the psychological power it had over him. This is adapted from Kevin Smith's story in Detective #1000. Here's what B...

No wonder Batman was so upset, Robin should have been more careful parking his baby

I'm looking forward to this. Not so much the roast, unless Goji is the one doing the 'roasting'. Gives 'Barbecued Batman' a whole new angle

Also, as to why the show was put into production, it probably was because Superman The Movie was released in December of 1978. Legends was probably put into production by DC and TV execs hoping to cash in on the hype and 'ride the wave' surrounding that release, using their other heroes. The timing ...

I also see you’re going to be on Tim and Paul’s next episode. Three (four?) of my favorite things-Goji, Batman, and Tim and Paul!

Same here. Saw the post about the shirts on Twitter after you closed it earlier today, would have loved to have had one...Batman doing the Shie dance and Goji doing the Batusi is hilarious! But I'll keep retweeting you on Twitter anyway

Tim and Paul, you really should look into the Toei Spider-Man series from the 70's. Grounded in traditional tokusatsu, the greatest superhero show ever done (well, featuring DC/Marvel characters at least). The stuntman alone that played Spider-Man took incredible risks and the action is amazing.

I think these are the same folks that did a seminar about the legal ramifications of kaiju and the differing liabilities resulting from their actions and such (like Carl Denham's liability for bringing King Kong to New York, or if insurance policies would cover damage from kaiju attacks). An excelle...

One of my favorite episodes, mostly due to Nobu Atsumi's scientist character Lotus. I'm kind of surprised she merited little more than a name drop in the podcast; she's one of the few molls (if she was indeed a moll and not a partner) that actually was integral to the main baddie's plan and not just...

Water does indeed begin to expand at lower temperatures, at about 4 C, and when it freezes at 0 C expands significantly. One of the few forms of matter exhibiting this behavior. Short reason, because water is a network-forming matter and the bonds between its hydrogen atoms become more pronounced at...

Gotham City Science is a lot like Toho Science (and science in most pop culture ;) ). Yes indeed. I've sometimes wondered what an actual 12,000 dB pulse would be like . If it were possible, it'd certainly do much more than flush out Bookworm and his twisty goons. :) It would probably destroy the un...

Still quite a jolt, since an electric chair generates about 2000 volts. Since spiders use electricity to fly, maybe those giant spiders just needed a really big dose to kill them. Gotham City Science is a lot like Toho Science (and science in most pop culture ).

Messrs Tim and Paul, if you want to know what the two words Catwoman spoke that you could not make out, they would likely show up on the subtitles. I always watch with the subtitles on since my English comprehension is not always the best. I would listen for you but my BR's are back in the US.

Mr. Tim (bat-rss), I think it likely that they were referencing the character of Bo Peep from the 1934 Laurel and Hardy comedy, Babes in Toyland, even though it was not a silent film. Featuring Laurel and Hardy would have matched up with the opening Chaplin scene had they wished to go the re-enactme...

Looks like this is the same video, only on Youtube, so you should be able to see it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yu42nuf2Gvs