
This Day in Pop Culture for September 19
Mary Tyler Moore headlined her own TV show, people starting talking like pirates and Superman saved TV on this day in pop culture.
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Mary Tyler Moore headlined her own TV show, people starting talking like pirates and Superman saved TV on this day in pop culture.
The Cadillac Motor Company was formed on this day as well as the copyright for “Adventures of Superman” TV series.
1939: Superman’s First Solo Comic Book To the positive response to Superman’s first appearance in Action Comics #1 published a year earlier, the very first Superman comic book was released … Continue Reading This Day in Pop Culture for June 2
1967: Superman’s Birthday but Not Clark Kent’s Though the superhero Superman has been around since 1938, he keeps in remarkable shape due to the fact that he was born on … Continue Reading This Day in Pop Culture for February 29
This movie moves at a faster clip than the previous ones and doesn’t drag out as long as its predecessors. Each character is allowed to emulate the heroes we want to see and admire, despite the film’s potential to be downer given its sad theme.
After the downer that was the film that was supposed to kick off the new DC Comics movies franchise, Man of Steel (2013), and the lackluster response from both critics and audiences alike, we were all hoping that Warner Bros. and director Zack Snyder would not make the same mistake again with Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. They didn’t. Instead, they made an even worse film.
Zack Snyder took great pains to create a different movie than what we have been to used to seeing after the 2006 Superman Returns snooze-fest. Taking a cue from the Dark Knight series and getting a little help from Christopher Nolan himself, Snyder created not necessarily a darker story, but a much more serious one.