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just to be clear these are your timelines. You can do whatever you want. Those are just my interpretations. Feel free to use or disregard. It’s all a fun discussion. I absolutely agree Birds of Prey is just a separate timeline with similarities to the Burton and Schumacher films. It could...

My personal rule is it’s easier to accept that fashion and technology is slower to progress. Than the opposite. So that means the future of Birds of Prey is somewhat stagnant to the look of 2002. Even if it takes place years later. While the opposite would suggest the flash backs in the 1970s...

With hindsight and after many years I can look at that episode and see the parts I like. The first scene showing that Clark saves all the tabloid articles about their relationship problems. While Lois hates that. I think that is great! Clark always was easygoing and had a sense of humor and Lois...

Having watched it when it first aired the wedding episode was unpopular. Most fans were disappointed that original wedding previous season was a fake out. Clark married a clone of Lois created by Lex Luthor. Like it or not that was pure comic books. She was basically Bizarro Lois. The two...

Absolutely true. I was a huge Lois & Clark fan. I watched every episode on first airing. You only see a corner of the Batmobile. But it was shot on a stage at Warner Bros. Stages are huge. It was probably very easy to bring it on a stage to film. Clearly it’s an Easter Egg but a deliberate one...

Exactly. I figured the scene in Crisis is still 2019 when it was filmed. Helena looks very similar to how she did on the series. How many years after is flexible. The CW shows finally catchup with BoP future more or less. Same for the Smallville Earth.

Alfred is like Steve Martin. His hair turned gray, white prematurely at a very young age. So he looks like he never ages.

If you treat Birds of Prey as a parallel Earth or divergent timeline from Burton/Schumacher films it's probably better to assume it takes place in the future. From time when it was made. It would explain it becoming "New Gotham" City. Even when the show aired that was the vibe I got. That this a...

Regardless of what Earth or universe Lois & Clark is set on my fan explanation for Tim and Amber Lake have a Batmobile - It's a replica using the real pieces lost when Batman converted it to the Batmissle. Following the blueprints the Penguin and the Red Triangle Circus gang had. All acquired...

I finished the audiobook today. I am starting to wonder if the long delays in Batman 89 Echos are due to efforts to reconcile it with this book. Without spoiling there is a character setup in the book who is appearing in Echos. The next book could be the backstory for where they end up in Echos...

That is not even close to the truth. The Killing Joke comic came out in 1988. It was still part of the standard costume to have the yellow oval until around the year 2000. https://www.hatchwise.com/resources/the-history-of-the-batman-logo The main reason the yellow oval was added in 1964 was so...

Maybe in this universe he is played by Shawn Wayans instead though… wink

Exactly. I did not follow the marketing too closely. But definitely saw the trailers and posters. Really confused by complaints that the movie did not live up to what was promised. A Joker and Harley crime romp? Seriously?? A specific film critic and box office analyst made that complaint. The...

I did not care much for the original at all. Probably will never see sequel. Reading reactions to it fascinates me though. They feel similar to those of the movie Glass years after Unbreakable. Many fans wanted M. Night to a full on superhero sequel. But I long suspected he was interested in...

I use to be of the mind set that I would check out every DC and Marvel movie. Out of at least curiosity. Not any more. I was really a DC fan growing up. So liked some Marvel movies and not others. But admired their world building. By now though I have lost interest almost completely. In terms...

Same with me. Was derivative of a lot better movies. But slap a comic character name on it and is treated like it’s ground breaking. It’s all style ripped off from other directors. It wants you to think it’s very deep but has really little to at all.

I had completely forgotten about this. Does anyone know if the character designs for the Multiverse Batmen were ever released anywhere? As small and brief their as their appearance was, they still needed to have full designs for animation. Love to see the Schumacher one in particular.

Separate from all that the story of Superman 78 The Metal Curtain is bound to have historical references that tie it to the height of the Cold War. EDIT I see you updated it. Obviously this is your timeline and free to do what you want. For many years before The Flash movie even existed I...

In an interview with the Caped Wonder Podcast writer Robert Venditti said he envisions his comics taking place between Superman II and Superman III.

That is totally inaccurate information. I own that. It was published in 1978 when the first movie came out. It’s giant size magazine with information about the making of the movie and the cast. It’s not a comic or comic book adaptation at all. There was never a comic book adaptation of Superman...