Trentus Magnus Punches Reality

With an acknowledgement to the Legion Of Super-Heroes, Magnus rants about continuity, reboots and retcons.

Today, Magnus Lad is grateful for Legion Of Super-Heroes comics. Especially Legion Of Super-Heroes v4 #01. Happy Thanksgiving!

We all bring our life experiences to the table when we read comics, don't we?

Magnus Kid just can't shut up about the Five Years Later era of the Legion Of Super-Heroes and now you get to hear all about it.

This week, Magnus Lad ponders (rambles about, really) the Legion Of Superheroes in general, the Five Years Later era in particular and also shoots the bull about synthwave music... and how this genre relates to Legion comics.

Magnus watched a bunch of Halloween movies last week. And now you get to hear all about it! Whether you want to or not.

This is one of those times when the title says it all.

The podcasting vacation begins.

Prototype and Phantom mark the end of Smallville's sixth season (that is, Smallville's shippiest season). And this chapter of Magnus Talks About Smallville marks the final episode of Trentus Magnus Punches Reality for the foreseeable future. Goodbye.

Magnus takes a long, somber look at goings on with Henry Cavill as Superman. Some of you might not like what he has to say.

Magnus basks in the glow of Fandemic.

In this week's adventure, Magnus Talks About Smallville continues as we near the conclusion of season six, Smallville's shippiest season. Discussion revolves around Progeny, Nemesis and Noir.

The Star Wars prequels and The Hobbit trilogy? Yes sir, there's gold in them thar hills. Tarnished, lackluster and greatly devalued gold. But gold nevertheless! And so Magnus goes looking for it!

And now for something completely different. This week, Magnus makes good on a threat posted in the Facebook group to talk about some bizarre occurrences from the old freelancing days. Yes, technically this should be another episode of Weird Stuff but scheduling just didn't permit it.

Every year, Magnus rewatches the Lord Of The Rings trilogy. Also rewatched is the Maple Films fan edit of The Hobbit.

Magnus rewatches the Lord Of The Rings trilogy and shares some thoughts.

Batman's Series Finale ends here. The idea behind this retrospective is to explain how Hush is the conclusion of Batman's story in His Excellency's head canon. This isn't The End in a definite sense. It's just where Magnus chooses to say the Post-Crisis Batman's story wraps up. This method of interpretation improves Hush as a story and gives it some much needed poignancy.

Magnus gabs about #Comicsgate. Is this crossing the Rubicon?

Batman's Series Finale begins ending as the mega series starts winding down to the onset of the conclusion of the final laps of the start of the end. Oh, and Magnus also talks about the Hush special from Wizard magazine. Because why not? Y'know?

Zack Snyder joined Vero and has posted about the DCEU. Posted about it a lot, in fact.