Bat-Supe!

It’s a new day for Bat-Supe…maybe not the best day, but a new one. And for Superman, it may be his last day if he can’t somehow make his presence known as a prisoner in the now-dead Sidney’s hidden chamber beneath his garage! It could be curtains for Superman if someone doesn’t–oh look! It’s Jim Olsen and Perry White! Like I said, it could be curtains…

Last we heard, the lawyers were being summoned to the Court Room, and it’s all been quiet out of the Bat-Supe camp…a little too quiet…And speaking of quiet, it’s anything but quiet in the chamber where Sidney and the Atom Man are holding Superman because the Atom Man has gone to war: with Sidney! Looks like trouble for The Man of Steel…not to mention Sidney...

Announcing a scholarship winner is all the Bat-Supe people want to do right now, but legal red-tape is getting in the way…will this ever end? Meanwhile, back in Metropolis, Clark Kent knew the trap was there, but he just had to spring it anyway…is he doomed to die at the hands of Sidney and his lap dog, The Atom Man?

If a bluff is a solid legal strategy, then so is a good mind game. A good lawyer will know which one to employ. A great lawyer will combine them. Or is it a bluff? Wait…is it a mind game? Meanwhile, back in Metropolis, it’s a game of boobytraps and countermeasures. Which will prove to be the more effective?

Legal sleight-of-hand and chicanery abound, and the rubber's about to meet the road in the case of The People VS Bat-Supe...and back in Metropolis, Superman is preparing for his next encounter with the Atom Man, or so he thinks. Meanwhile, the Atom Man and Sidney have other plans...

The lawyers have locked everything down pretty tight, but we have a feeling our team has a few loopholes to play hula-hoop with…meanwhile, back in Metropolis, the Atom Man and Superman have something new in common: they’re both in big time medical trouble. The Atom Man has a reasonably qualified medical staff standing by. Superman’s got Perry White…

The news out of Bat-Supe's legal situation is that there won't be any news. And meanwhile, in Metropolis, Clark Kent has come staggering back into the office after a rough night out…or three. Will anyone finally believe him about the Atom Man...? (I'm doubting it because if you'll recall, he spelled it out in great big letters for Lois Lane, and not only did she not believe him, she didn't care enough to sit on the story for 24 hours...which is how we got here. But hey. What's one power-hungry atomic monster among friends, am I right??)

The only word out of the Bat-Supe Corporation is that the scholarships are still on. The only other words out of the Bat-Supe Corporation are “no comment.” Meanwhile, back in Metropolis, Superman has disappeared, but nobody knows it because nobody knows who he is…is this a good time to remind everyone that Clark Kent begged Lois Lane not to write a story about the Kryptonite and the museum? “But other than all that, Mr. Kent, what did you think of the punctuation in the article, eh? Pretty great, eh?”

There’s legal shenanigans afoot in the land of Bat-Supe, and the showdown between the Atom Man and Superman didn’t go well for the Man of Steel. In fact, if this is any indication, his life really seems to be going to the dogs…

Can Bat-Supe make a prerecorded podcast interactive? That’s a stretch even for them…but maybe…just maybe…if you believe hard enough…you can accomplish anything! Like, take good ol’ Hank Miller for example. He believed he could be the Atom Man as hard as anything and look at him now. Getting ready to turn Superman into a puddle of Souperman…