A magic comic book makes a kid who touches it become the real Warrior Angel at Comic Con in an episode that brings Zatanna back, much to every redblooded male in America’s delight while Chloe and Ollie start getting a little closer.
For the record, this totally never happens at Comic Con. Lame.
The Random:
1. It’s a good thing comic fans aren’t reduced to one note stereotypes in this epis…oh. Wait. Nevermind…
2. Let’s just come out and say it: the plot of this episode is a bit ridiculous. But, even still, Warrior Angel being just a kid is a nice little nod to Billy Batson and Captain Marvel, or as he’s known now, Shazam. It’s pretty amusing watching the man child try to adjust. Besides, what’s not funny about a superhero giving a bully a wedgie?
3. Pretty hard to believe there’s an issue of what’s probably the most popular comic book around that no one has ever read or knows anything about. Where’s Lex when you really need him?
For the record, this totally never happens at Comic Con. Lame.
The Random:
1. It’s a good thing comic fans aren’t reduced to one note stereotypes in this epis…oh. Wait. Nevermind…
2. Let’s just come out and say it: the plot of this episode is a bit ridiculous. But, even still, Warrior Angel being just a kid is a nice little nod to Billy Batson and Captain Marvel, or as he’s known now, Shazam. It’s pretty amusing watching the man child try to adjust. Besides, what’s not funny about a superhero giving a bully a wedgie?
3. Pretty hard to believe there’s an issue of what’s probably the most popular comic book around that no one has ever read or knows anything about. Where’s Lex when you really need him?
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“OK, who wants an atomic wedgie?” |
