Batman has been part of many outrageous storylines, especially during the Silver Age. One of the most ludicrous stories is when the writers tried to be serious with the "Death of Jason Todd" arc. This episode dives into the bizarre and dark narrative that led to one of Batman's most dramatic moments.

Jason Todd, the second Robin, was introduced with little originality, reusing old Dick Grayson storylines. His fate was decided by a fan vote, leading to his death, mostly because kids thought it would be funny. This tragic event set the stage for a very serious and dark storyline.

However, the most ridiculous part comes in how they handled the Joker, Jason Todd's murderer. Instead of facing justice, the Joker becomes the UN ambassador to Iran, granting him diplomatic immunity. This absurd plot twist, involving Ayatollah Khomeini, highlights the Reagan-era politics and adds a layer of unintentional comedy to an otherwise serious narrative.

Join us as we explore this unforgettable and controversial Batman storyline, ensuring it remains a memorable part of comic book history.

In this episode, our host finds themselves sick in the vibrant city of Vancouver, sharing a candid and humorous account of their unfortunate timing. Despite feeling under the weather, they reflect on the joys and frustrations of being ill as an adult, drawing amusing parallels to childhood experiences.

They also delve into the challenges of maintaining a podcast and YouTube channel, especially when life and friends get in the way. With a touch of self-deprecating humor, they discuss the limitations imposed by family on their creative content and the anxiety-inducing nature of video editing.

Join us for a laid-back chat as our host contemplates their current situation, future podcast plans, and the possibility of exploring George R.R. Martin's superhero universe in upcoming episodes. It's a light-hearted and relatable episode, perfect for anyone who has ever felt the woes of being sick during a vacation.