Also, the superhero presidential elections continue apace.

[greenygal]

Batman and Iron Man having won the primaries (and no, I didn't vote for either of them; ah well), apparently it's time for a public debate between the two of them this Saturday. *giggles helplessly* This I have to see. There's already a group movie outing on the schedule, but this should fit in fine, it's not even that far away... (Then again, I kind of worry about spending an hour in a group of Batman fans before I've seen the movie. Decisions, decisions...)

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[caia-comica.livejournal.com]

Oh my god, please tell me that's being podcast!

(Who did you vote for?)

[greenygal.livejournal.com]

I have no idea; I can ask. I will report back, though!

Any questions you want me to ask? The only ones that come to mind for me are, er, less than diplomatic. :)

(Jim Gordon on the DC side and either Nick Fury or She-Hulk on the Marvel side, I don't remember which one I ultimately went for.)

[greenygal.livejournal.com]

It will be posted online! I don't know when--they need to edit it first--but I'll let you know.

It was a lot of fun; they played it goofy and over-the-top ("Batman" showed up in a mask), and enough people showed with enough questions to carry the thing, which I was a little worried about. Some of it was real-world stuff and some of it was canon-specific--OMAC, Civil War, Robin, etc. The last couple of years have provided a lot of ammunition for embarrassing questions. *ponders* Damn, I don't think anyone brought up Clone-Thor. Missed opportunities, alas.