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Monday, February 13, 2006

Lenin's Super Men

The marathon got a bit sidetracked when Geoff and Andrew fell into a raging debate.

The matter being disputed? Whether Superman was a Russian military experiment or whether he was from a foreign planet called Kryton.

It turns out he's from Krypton. I bet there's a comic out there somewhere where the latter's true. Actually, Geoff was only arguing that Superman thought he was a Russian experiment in the early "Adventures of Lois and Clark". As I'd watched the series recently, I was pretty sure he was confused, but then who makes that sort of thing up? Apparently Geoff.

posted by Casey Dorrell at 7:00 PM

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