Batman hates rock and roll, but what does he feel about jazz?
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NOTE: I have been informed that it’s likely “Blue Byrd” is a stand-in for Charles “Bird” Parker, an influential jazz player who helped create be-bop, who died of a drug-overdose in the mid-1950s. I’m not entirely certain of how I feel about the idea that in the comic that not only did they die in Gotham, but they faked their death to go study in Europe. In addition, that “The Dewey Brothers” area a stand-in for the Dorsey Brothers, who are unfairly called trash in the comic.
No riddles are made or answered, and yet there are still plenty of questions.
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An ancient creature seeks to merge different worlds together, and nothing will ever be the same again.
NOTE: This film was originally available in eight separate parts. Due to various changes in video host, each post now contains the full movie.
A group of crooks plan the ultimate heist by pretending to be generous humanitarians!
NOTE: This film was originally available in eight separate parts. Due to various changes in video host, each post now contains the full movie.
Wonder Woman (2011) Commentary
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2012
Linkara and Nash discuss the review of the Wonder Woman pilot!
NOTE: The audio of the review does go down a few minutes in.