Trentus Magnus Punches Reality

Feedback from Gene Hendricks leads into something Magnus didn't have time to talk about in the five year anniversary show.

Magnus has been podcasting for five years. Also been reading some Batman comics too. All this in the most self-congratulatory episode you're likely to hear... until the next anniversary anyway.

Batman's Series Finale continues with Batman kicking the stuffings out of the Joker in Batman #614 and then having an adventure with Nightwing in Batman #615 as they attempt to capture the Riddler. This is Batman's Series Finale. And this week, it continues. With a new episode. An episode so new, in fact, that you have never heard it before. That's how new this episode is. It's a new episode. Get the joke?

Magnus rambles a bit about Star Trek, Alex Jones, Big Tech, conspiracy theories, Batman Beyond and two very underrated Batman: The Animated Series episodes.

Batman's Series Finale continues with a look back at Batman #612 & #613. Magnus puffs thoughtfully on cherry-flavored vape juice as he muses over gymnastics that are painful to even look at while questioning whether Poison Ivy claimed a second victim in this storyline. Mucho yucko, mi amigo. And stuff. Finally, there are a few cheap shots Loeb's shaky and questionable storytelling choices. All this and more in this week's adventure!

Batman's Series Finale continues as Magnus firmly places Batman #610 & Batman #611 under the microscope. Analysis is made, thoughts are shared, vapor is vaped, Dr. Bourbons are sipped and a wonderful time is had by all.

Magnus was in a ranty mood and it was time to clear the air about a few things. After Magnus finishes spitting venom, it's time for some feedback!

The Caped Crusades was meant to tie in with the release of a Ben Affleck-led solo Batman movie... which is obviously not coming any time soon. That's unintentional and inconvenient timing. But the Caped Crusades was all I had that's really ready for release right now though. So here we are. This closing part of The Caped Crusades (which is called Batman's Series Finale) was meant to put a bow around the megaseries while giving a few people something they've been requesting for a few years now... and it ties in with the announcement of the upcoming animated Hush movie. That's unintentional but highly convenient timing. And anyway, Batman's Series Finale is all I have that's really ready for release right now. So here we are. Life is strange sometimes.

The first segment is a lot of ranting. But it doesn't last long and after that comes a lot of discussion about the episodes Promise and Combat.

Oops! This week's show was supposed to be another heaping helping of Weird Stuff. But... life happened. As it so often does. So instead of talking conspiracy theories and bizarre topics, His Excellency works through some email. Fanboyimus Prime and Tom Panarese, you're up! A note of caution: an already cranky Magnus was fighting exhaustion while recording this show... facts which may become rather obvious before too long. Listener discretion is not only advised, it is actively encouraged for today's show.

The kinda sorta not really end of The Caped Crusades. There are more Batman episodes still to come. But it's complicated. So let's simplify things by saying that this week is all about Batman #518-#519, a neat little two-parter where Batman tries (and fails) to capture Black Mask.

New episode, here you go. The Caped Crusades continue and stuff.

Yay, this week's episode is finally here! Magnus makes the best episodes. Nobody makes better episodes than Magnus. You know, there was a poll last week and every day people come up and say "Magnus, Magnus, you're so right". And stuff.

A short one this week.

Does anybody else ever lean back in a chair and think "Holy crapola, Marv Wolfman is awesome"? Asking for a friend.

Another week, another Batman comic. This one is strictly Bring Your Own Puppies though.

Focus on Aragorn, you say? And it's possible that Peter Jackson might be involved too? This LOTR prequel show on Amazon is starting to sound a little interesting.

In this week's adventure, Magnus watches some more Smallville episodes and talks some more about them. But first, there's a Radio Drama featuring Professor Alan, Jon M. Wilson, Rebecca Johnson and J. David Weter (but you can call him "Dave") which reveals a double-secret plot point which had been a mystery for about two years by this point in the show's run.

Magnus observes Star Wars Day a little late.

What happens if the United States government discloses? What if they tell us that UFO's are real?