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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 59 MIN

The Story Behind Superman Is Darker Than Most Fans Realize | William Bernhardt Interview: The Comic Source

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In this episode we discuss; The Story Behind Superman Is Darker Than Most Fans Realize | William Bernhardt Interview The Comic Source Check Out The Episode on YouTube Jace welcomes bestselling author William Bernhardt to the show to discuss Superman Wars, his deeply researched exploration of the decades-long battle over Superman ownership and the emotional toll it took on Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. The conversation covers creator rights in comics, the contradictions at the center of Superman’s legacy, the evolution of DC editorial culture, Jeanette Kahn’s impact on the industry, why Superman continues to resonate across generations and how modern audiences still connect to the character as a symbol of hope. They also discuss modern Superman adaptations, the current resurgence of the character, the lasting impact of Siegel’s fight for recognition and Bernhardt’s upcoming project, The Batman Wars. The post The Story Behind Superman Is Darker Than Most Fans Realize | William Bernhardt Interview: The Comic Source appeared first on LRMonline.

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