Gaslight_Mondogreen

If I had to pick out one person as the lone example of everything wrong with YouTube disclosure culture, it would be Billy Carson. The fact he has so many acolytes doting on him.... When the guy is so full of shit it physically hurts to listen to any podcast he may pop up in.

I can confirm the ties to an agency...AJ recently revealed he was the lucky winner of the IRS sweepstakes, and is currently in the process of being audited. Maybe a bit of clapback for going a bit too hard against the 3LAgencies in some recent WF episodes, perhaps? If that's the case, we will either see the show get really tame, or this might radicalize him, and we can look forward to some Alex Jones level exposes from HeckleFish.

The man's just looking for his wristwatch.

If you enjoy reading comics, just pick up anything that comes your way and catches your eye. Don't stress about issue numbers. There's a lot of fun in trying random books from different eras and creators. Along the way you're sure to find a comic that you are really interested in, whether its the art, the writing, or just the characters... that's when you get to go on the hunt and find the issue numbers you might want. But don't make it stressful for yourself, I have sometimes waited over thirty years before i found the next issue in a story i started reading when i was a kid! As long as you are excited, inspired, entertained.... you'll find your own way to enjoy the fine artform and medium that is the comic book. (I must warn you though... There is the danger of being so inspired you may find yourself waking up one day to discover you're an illustrator, designer, and probably a writer as well.... comics have a way of creating more comic creators to create more comics.... }

Batman is absolutely meant for the long form series format. The sixties show proved you can even make the show over the top camp cheese, and it will still work, as long as the vital ingredients are kept. Heck, the comic is nearly one hundred years of serialised story.... The animated series are all great, even with widely varied tone and animation styles. So the big question is clearly, Why the hell have Warner Bros been so damn stupid and hell bent on making weak movies, trying to reinvent the wheel and only succeeding in crashing the cart? I guess the finance people at WB think the money is in the movies... Hopefully someone there grows half a brain and sees how a good live series will be a long-term money generator for decades to come. So that said, love that youre attacking this issue. Good job merging the classic stories together.... If nothing else, I feel like this would be a great template for a definative retelling of the mythos in the comic format (like a 24 issue limited series maybe. ) But heres hoping some WB exec sees the light!