Superman go bye-bye!
Superman go bye-bye!
James Wood
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Jackson Brooks
low key one of the best episodes of the entire series
Charles Bell
Lunch?
Carson Miller
I wish Toyman had more threatening moments.
Aaron Rivera
Toyman always creeped me out as a kid
Jace Cruz
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Flash should have left her
Zachary Ross
I loved the episode exploring Superman's experience in the apocalyptic future. With no powers available, it was entertaining to see him survive like a regular man in the wild.
Cameron Walker
Why did he need help getting up?
Parker Torres
And he was fucking badass, too. Goes to show he remembered Pa Kent's wilderness survival lessons and became the fucking alpha male of a mutated dog pack with a home-made ninja sword.
Aiden Cruz
The cops just wanted to seem useful
Jaxon Hill
Toyman should be the DCAU incarnation using robotic proxies based on the Jack Nimball and Winslow Schott versions
Nathaniel Barnes
DCAU Toyman is probably my favorite re-invented villain, even moreso than Mr. Freeze.
Easton Cook
Forging a fucking sleek sword out of junk was a tad bit out of the realm of belief for me
Xavier Russell
Why didn't Savage just send another laptop to the past?
Landon Walker
he probably did several times and each time it resulted in the exact same situation he ended up in.
alone, left to think over his crimes.
Benjamin Myers
Anything can be turned into a sword if you make it sharp enough. He probably did some bullshit with whats left of his heat vision to make sure it could last him a while.
Jack Cooper
He heated it with a bunch of flares
Charles Wright
>1:23 "Get that shit outta my face, I'm going to fuck you up"
Oliver Baker
because h-AUUGGH
Landon Wilson
Camden Cook
Why'd they stop the DCAU? They could have kept it going for years.
Dylan Foster
Such a great episode.
Luis Davis
I think that no matter our creeds and beliefs, we can all agree in one thing: beard Superman best Superman.
Jack Baker
No, mullet Superman is.
William Bell
I propose a fantastic solution to both of these: Mullet Superman who hasn't shaven in awhile
Hudson Allen
Kids shows don't normally last that long, except for maybe Spongebob.
John Walker
It was a half-hour animated episode. You learn basically one minute after this scene Superman's still alive and on another planet or in another dimension without his powers, but he's still kicking. The funeral takes place over the course of about three minutes. The whole story is contained in the one half-hour episode, including Superman coming back from wherever Toyman zapped him to and everyone being happy to see him again.
And it STILL provoked more emotion and had more heart and more sincerity than TWO major motion picture releases covering Superman dying in BvS and then coming back to life in JL.
How did WB fuck things up in live action so badly where a half-hour ANIMATED TV EPISODE going on two decades old now did this shit better than they could with TWO movies each with budgets in the hundreds of millions of dollars?
HOW?
Great episode though.
Charles Jackson
it was the future dude, thats why Savage is there with him.
Grayson Martin
Been a while, should rewatch the episode again -- I'd forgotten that bit. My point still stands, though -- this one half-hour episode did that whole storyline BETTER than two feature length motion pictures.
Zachary Thomas
Children please
Caleb Roberts
Oh shit, that's amazing.