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No dick pics.
Well, Noe might like those, but it's okay.
I will not.
But we'll go ahead and get into this.
We are going over Day of Vengeance.
This was a mini tie-in series to the Infinite Crisis for DC Comics.
It's been around since 2006-ish.
Yeah, I think so.
Somewhere around there.
It's been a long time.
To me though, it was one of my favorite comic books of like a little comic book series that
I've read in a long time.
It was a good story.
Wasn't it Bill Wellingham?
That wrote it?
The guy that made Fables?
Sounds familiar.
I can't verify that though, but...
Bill something.
Bill Nye, the science guy, probably.
Bill Nye's out there trying to save the world now, apparently, so we can't go with that.
The story starts off with Jean Loring.
Jean Loring was the wife of Ray Palmer, the Adam, and part of the Identity Crisis series
a couple years before that.
In the Identity Crisis series, Jean Loring, she kills Sue Dibney, which was the wife of
the elongated man.
Yeah, I remember that.
Just a fucking straight murder.
Because she took his suit, the Adam's suit, shrunk herself down so that way she could
supposedly give Sue Dibney an Alzheimer's-like type thing because she was walking on her
brain.
They make her crazy, wasn't it?
Yeah, but her whole thing was that she wanted Ray Palmer to spend more time with her so
that way they would think about spending time with their family more.
And lost her fucking mind is what happened.
Fucking crazy.
Leave it in DC.
Just to scar you for life.
If it ain't Green Lantern's girlfriend, I'm fucking afraid it's something else.
But that is Jean Loring.
We start off with her.
She's in a mental facility at this point, and she keeps talking to this purple gem that's
laying on the floor.
Oh yeah, I remember that scene.
She's just talking to it.
And the gem is seemingly speaking back to her telepathically, telling her that it wants
to do things to her and it wants her to put it by her heart and stuff like that.
And she's like, I'm not that kind of a person.
What do you think of me like that?
Just a weird little thing.
I don't know about that part.
She gives him though, eventually.
And when she puts this gem right there by her chest, basically, she goes up into this
purple-like smoke light and basically becomes eclipsed after that.
Because the gem, the shard, basically absorbs into her body.
She turns into eclipsed and she bursts through the mental facilities walls.
And then the next line you see from her is, look at what you all have to answer for now.
And then that, it just ends for that specific panel.
We then go into, we meet up with the narrator of this story for the first comic book of
this series, and I believe there's six in the series and then there's like a main tie-in
of Infinite Crisis.
So like every member of the Shadow Pack, right, have their own little dialogue.
Each series, each book in the series has a different narrator for the entire series.
It's kind of cool though.
It's a good idea.
It's a nice concept, yeah.
The first narrator in this first book is Ragman.
A little bit about Ragman though, he is basically a magical base character.
His suit absorbs the souls of criminals and stuff like that.
Basically if you get trapped in that suit, you contribute to his ability.
Right, you contribute to his ability so you give him extra strength.
Since this whole path work of shit is all different souls basically, he can draw on
it like a hundred plus people's abilities of like strength to jump over fences, climb
walls real fast.
Just a whole bunch of different kind of like, kind of a different idea.
He loses a bunch of them at one point, doesn't he?
Later on in the day.
He gets a fucking heavy hit.
Like, I lost people dead.
Yeah, he does.
Like, man, fuck those pedophiles.
And basically if you contribute enough, your time and your sentence, you get to move on
to the afterlife after the fact.
So basically you're fucked regardless.
You're dead anyway.
You just may not go to hell.
You're dead anyway, you're going to do manual labor.
Pretty much, yeah.
Even after being dead.
We meet up with Ragman in Gotham City, like the number one place for him to find new pets.
Do they have his pass?
His pass from Batman to be allowed to operate in the city?
You didn't know this, but you all got to get a pass from Batman.
They don't talk about it much, but you got to get a pass.
Where's your Batman pass at?
The funny thing is though, is I think there was a comic book and I cannot remember.
It might've been this series where they're all in Gotham after it's been destroyed.
It's right after.
Yeah, they're all asking.
It's just because of the seventh age of magic was driving up.
Gotham just got fucked.
It might've been Nightshade that brought it up in this, but she was like, nobody told
Batman, did they?
That one telling me the road just fucked up your whole city.
Ragman is, he's chasing this guy.
This guy that he's chasing has killed his wife and his business partner for obvious
reasons.
Were they fucking?
Yeah.
And he's absorbing him into the patchwork that makes up his suit.
What, he just took just a piece of cloth over his dick to begin with?
How did the patchwork start?
Had to be one guy first.
To know what the first one was?
Yeah, the first one did, just around his dick.
Was it around his dick?
Where else would you cover?
His ass?
Wouldn't cover my ass?
We all got an ass.
I don't want anyone to see this glorious dick.
I got to cover that first.
Plus I don't want to go to jail.
So the next patch would be the ass.
And some shoes maybe.
Just walking around like a crazy homeless person?
Yeah, at first.
Ragman must have been a horrendously terrifying witness.
If I remember right though, the lore for it is that he was passed along the suit.
Like it wasn't just something he had to start off with ground zero.
He had to start with ground zero.
There probably would have been Kane.
I guess you could keep your regular clothes right?
And just have the patch on your arm.
The arm, the sleeve and then just build from there.
I guess I was thinking too perverted.
Which is where my mind goes straight off.
Just imagine a superhero wearing just a patch over his dick.
I'm here to save the day.
Then you go to jail.
Decent exposure.
If I had to get to go to jail, how about that?
After absorbing the soul, Ragman starts getting nauseous and stuff like that because it still
affects him.
It does?
Like whenever he absorbs a new soul into his body.
Oh, he's got some sort of discomfort?
Like a backlash almost.
Damn, that sucks.
And the guy's also kind of struggling within the soul.
They all struggle first.
That's what he says too.
Yeah, you're all going to stop eventually.
And you're going to start contributing eventually.
Oh yeah, because they have to contribute willingly, isn't it?
Yeah, I think it's willingly.
Did you bring the issues with you?
I got to read them all now.
After he absorbs this guy though, he's transported into the woods basically.
And he's wondering, he's like, I just basically fucking, I just took this guy out and now
you're already transporting me somewhere else where I'm needed.
Come on.
The suit does that?
Yeah, the suit does it for us.
Oh, that's cool.
I'm wondering why his suit's taking him basically to the middle of fucking nowhere, like into
a forest that has trees down and shit.
A voice from under these trees asks for help saying, you know, a tree or two has fallen
on me.
You think you can give me like a hand?
Like, come on now.
Which rag man, he goes over there and he lifts him off.
Wait, if I remember correctly, was it Blue Devil?
No.
Damn.
No, not Blue Devil, not Blue Devil.
Enchantress.
Was it?
Yeah, that was the first one he met.
She tells him to carry her since her bones are broken and you know, the tree's been on
top of her.
Damn.
She says that she can heal herself now that the trees are off of her, but it's going to
take some time.
And yeah, we ain't got that fucking kind of time to wait around, you know, we can't just,
you know, take our merry ass time here.
Rag man asks if he should look for the other person that's over there in the hole, you
know, like he sees there's a body over there.
He's like, should I help him too?
And to which Enchantress, she basically tells him he's already dead along with 700 other
sorcerers.
Damn.
He asks what happened and she tells him it's still happening and points.
Oh yeah, I remember they were just all fighting.
Wasn't it that big tree guy?
The druid?
Black Briarthorn.
Yeah, he was fighting Spectre.
Yeah, well he says, like whenever she points towards it or whatever, he begins to say he
doesn't see what the fuck she's pointing at because he's looking at the trees.
And she's like, no, no, no, look higher, higher, revealing basically an ongoing battle, obviously
with Black Briarthorn and the Spectre.
They're basically taking up the whole fucking horizon fighting above the tree lines.
How many panels is it?
One of those big two page ones?
Not two page.
I think it was a single page, but it was a full.
Yeah, I remember the whole cover.
Well, whenever it comes to like the full page ones, in the Infinite Crisis, actual the tie
in book, the main book after the six mini series book, there's that one main tie in
book associated with it.
Whenever he fights Nabu, the Spectre, one of the best pitchers ever, because it starts
off where...
He's choke slamming him?
Well, you have Nabu and him fighting.
Nabu grows bigger because he's like, you know, like he can grow in magical size and he's
like, he starts holding him down and shit because he's like gigantic at this point.
And then you have the Spectre, it's like child, I learned that ages and millennia ago and
basically become so big that he could hold the earth in his hand.
Damn, I don't remember.
Like when you increase scale of size by that much, it's like, it's fucking cool.
I think it was a two page for that one where it's like just spread across.
It's like freaking Shaquille O'Neal looking up at Yaming.
Yaming is like seven foot six, I heard.
Well, damn.
Ragman basically is confused though with Blackbiter Thorne and the Spectre fighting.
Because like he says, the Spectre's, you know, he's plenty scary and all and everything,
but any one of the good guys like the fuck is he killing people for?
It doesn't make no sense.
Enchantress responds by saying, no one that is that powerful is one of the good guys.
And who do you think killed the 700 combat trained sorcerers?
With no bother more, no more bother than smashing bugs.
Just stopping the life out of them all, just gone.
So after, you know, taking their merry sweet time, you know, her trying to tell him, let's
go.
Otherwise we're both going to die dumb ass.
They go to the oblivion bar, which is in its own pocket universe type thing.
And it's basically where all these kinds of sorcerers and stuff kind of gather.
All the, if it was Marvel, it'd be like Dr. Strange type characters.
Oh yeah.
So all the small, it's none of the big heavy hitters for DC comics usually there, but it's
like kind of the small fry sorcerers.
Detective Jim's there I think.
In the bar, there's a basically just a mass of all these characters that if you read DC
comics a lot, you can pick out who's who.
Cool little Easter eggs.
It's really like a good panel scene or whatever of them all.
Nightshade is there.
She's talking, talking to the group or whatever that she's around saying the specter destroyed
six Atlantean sorcerer schools all at once.
Then you have animal man saying that he's been severed from the red, which is what he
gets his abilities from.
And you got somebody else consoling her saying, no, you'll get them back to horror.
So it's also where you get to see that animal man has to basically use, he uses magical
abilities when you don't really think about that whenever you say somebody's getting abilities
from like animals.
Yeah.
Never not that.
Just a regular like enhanced genetically or something.
Apparently not.
I mean, at least in this timeline, it's more magical based, which is kind of cool to know.
They also talk about how once Blackbriar Thorne was defeated, the specter burned the entire
forest that rag man and enchantress had already been in and basically destroyed it.
And it was a source of magical power for its entire dimension along with wiping out the
dark home family of vampires, which basically preach nonviolence towards humans in DC.
They got fucked up.
So he, okay.
At this point we have a list.
He's destroyed the forest of mist.
He's destroyed sixth Atlantean sorcerer schools.
He's destroyed an entire family of vampires that were like big in that world.
It's like just going on a damn spree here, killing them all.
You also then to get the, the narration of a rag man basically in the panels and he's,
he's talking about Jim Rook, which is the bar owner for the oblivion bar.
Night master.
Yeah.
I remember him and a blue devil, his body, his body guard, basically the bouncer.
Yeah.
Uh, saying that nobody causes trouble in the bar and the rumor is that the reason the bar
has the name, the oblivion bar is because of the last guy that caused the problem in
the bar.
Um, you then get a flash pack of, um, uh, of the specter destroying a couple of sorcerers
whenever enchantress is still fighting originally.
Yes.
And, uh, you see him say, uh, I'll stop when all magic is destroyed.
Only then will evil wither on the vine.
Basically the randomness thing just started jumping on.
Yeah.
Um, your rag man tries consoling her and everything, uh, saying that there has to be a rational
explanation, which she retorts with absolute power corrupts absolutely.
And no one is more powerful than the specter.
Yeah.
Don't you remember Batman V Superman?
If there's even a 1% possibility he's our enemy, we got to take that as absolute certainty.
Come on now.
And for a lot of people that don't know the specter is one of the most powerful characters
within DC comics.
He's the wrath of God and he's that guy.
Yeah.
And in the hierarchy of DC characters that are stronger, there are a few technically
cause you, at the very top you have the presence, which is like the, the Christian Judeo God
basically of DC comics.
He basically rules over everything.
He created everything and then below him you have Michael and Lucifer.
That's number one and number two basically.
And under them you might have a few others like I don't know how much you've read newer
DC comics, but you have like, um, what was her name?
Uh, there's a, they have another new character now where she's below them.
Um, primordia or something like that.
Like it's a weird, like it has nothing to do with the original presence or anything.
It's like its own thing.
Then you have like dark side and stuff like that.
When you get a little bit lower in the new gods and all that kind of stuff.
But specter is right up there with them and you don't really see him too much in comic
books just because he's so overpowered.
Yeah.
There's not much to deal with.
It's a powerful character.
Not really.
Yeah.
No.
I mean, he's the, I still find the, uh, the best version of him though was with Hal Jordan
as the specter.
Parallax or what was it?
It, well, he became, how Jordan became parallax and then that became specter.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
And basically went on a redemption arc.
Yeah.
But yeah, you know, so basically the specter is like extremely powerful in this.
Nigh on, nigh upon unbeatable.
No, I fucked that up.
He's almost nigh omnipotent.
I think that is one of his abilities actually is omnipotent.
I just know all shit.
So you have, uh, you have her saying that, you know, like basically he's strongest thing.
He is absolute power.
And then yelling that nobody does that to her and gets away with it.
And they need to form a hunting party and find and kill the specter to which nobody
responds to or they just kind of look away like, that bitch be crazy.
No kidding.
I'm not going out there.
And Blue Devil then tells her, he's like, there's a difference between cowardice.
Cause she's calling these people a coward.
Basically.
He's like, there's a difference between cowardice and unwillingness to commit suicide on your
own.
Yeah.
Like you just seen what he did to these other people and you're going to go fight him.
Like you're not the strongest person there is out there.
Like, uh, balls though.
Give her that.
Yeah.
And it, one thing too, is that I will say the enchantress in this book is nothing like
in Suicide Squad for the love of God.
Oh my God.
Weird ass belly dance.
That was the worst interpretation I have ever seen of a character.
Like a combination of the mummy and something.
Oh yeah.
The mummy and trash.
Horrid.
It just horrid.
But after that you have Ragman, he's like, um, he's like, everybody here at the bar is
like small fry.
Like what about the big guns?
Like Dr. Faye, Madame Xanadu, the Phantom Stranger, the people that actually have power
that can't necessarily rival the specter, but can at least put up a, you know, a big
fight against him.
Which he's interrupted by Detective Chimp who says, uh, he doesn't know anything about
the other big guns, but if they ended up like the black mouse that he's got in his hand,
uh, you can't count on them to save anybody.
Like mouse.
That was Phantom Stranger, wasn't it?
Yeah.
Uh, basically, uh, Phantom Stranger had already fought the specter.
He got fucked up.
Right?
He can't be killed though.
That's the thing, wasn't it?
Yeah, he couldn't be killed.
So he just turned into a mouse.
Yeah.
He just took his power away and basically turned him into a mouse.
Should have made him a dildo, just saying.
What else did he say?
He can't get fucked.
Make him a plastic asshole.
That reminds me, hey DC, you need a new writer?
I'll write you a brand new Detective Chimp comic book.
Me and Michael, we, uh, we actually, we, uh, we once offered you guys a bunch of stuff
and you guys responded by saying no, thank you.
And fuck you.
You guys sent us a letter.
But we're more well written now, more skilled.
We'll write you the best Detective Chimp comic ever.
Well, that's the thing is at the time we had portfolios worth of work.
Yeah.
You son of a bitches.
We sent you a solicited offer.
We gave you the idea of a podcast at that point.
I think we gave you the, the trade, the trade, uh, the little card game.
I think we invented that.
You took it from us.
I could have sworn.
We actually had that.
Yeah.
Because a few months later there was a fucking trade card game after that.
It had a similar fucking format.
I remember that.
We still have the original paperwork.
Yeah.
It's funny.
You can, uh, you can pay us back by letting us write Detective Chimp comic book.
Um, you got the, uh, blue devil.
He comments, uh, we don't need a drunken ship telling us what to do.
And uh, right man asks, what does a mouse have to do with fucking anything?
Like you got to take a detective champ.
Of course he's like, he introduces himself as detective champ at this point.
And he tells them, uh, you know, this mouse was phantom stranger.
Like which obviously nobody believes him.
And blue devil says that he needs to stop trying to, you know, uh, garner free drinks
and shit for people by trying to come up with fake clown.
He's a chip and he's broke all the time.
Damn.
Uh, detective Chimp says, uh, they need to set things straight at this point.
Now who's with me in the enchantress, babe?
We end with the oblivion bar at this point.
And then we jumped to the rock of eternity.
The rock of, uh, the rock of eternity is where the wizard's Shazam lives.
And not the, uh, the Shazam wizard from, uh, the, the movie Shazam because that was,
that was a corny movie.
Yeah.
Very corny movie.
It wasn't a bad movie.
I'm not saying it was horrible popcorn flick.
Yes.
But it did not pay homage to the comic books really too much.
I don't like the addition of all the extra Shazam warriors.
Yeah.
A little bit too much for like, I just focus on Shazam first and then later down the line.
And on top of that, they kept calling him Shazam cause they have to at this point.
Yeah.
They can't call him Captain Marvel.
He is Captain Marvel.
I will stand by that the entire time.
The wizard is Shazam.
Yeah.
The hero is Captain Marvel.
Unfortunately, Captain Marvel is also Captain Marvel.
Somewhere else.
Captain Marvel is Brie Larson and Brie Larson is a horrible actor.
So okay, let's go ahead and move on.
But we jumped to the, to the rock of eternity.
Um, and you have the wizard.
He's saying that the enemy has finally revealed himself because he's looking down into this
pool and he sees the image of the specter basically in it.
And uh, he's saying that, uh, but preparation will be, be required and more time.
Like he's not going to go and, uh, play these people from the oblivion bar and just jump
into the shit and die.
He's then commenting to Captain Marvel that he needs him to buy him that time and to delay
the specter as long as he possibly can.
And of course, Captain Marvel being Billy Batson, the kid that's always optimistic for
the most part.
Cause it's like a, what is he nine years or 10 years old, something like that.
Really young in this one.
Yeah.
And it always like the ever optimistic kid in the, like in the adult body, basically
he's like, you know, you can count on me.
I won't let you down.
Yep.
I'll take care of it, boss.
And that's how, that's how the first comic book ends.
I remember.
Didn't have a bad ass fight with specter.
He does.
Doesn't he?
He wins that one, doesn't he?
No.
He like, no, because specter gets fucked up and hits like the heel somewhere else.
Doesn't he?
No.
Uh, he, uh, he hurts him.
Yes.
But the specter can also use the word Shazam to turn him back into a kid.
Shazam breaks right in his ear.
Right after he lifts his ear.
Shazam there.
Like a nasty pervert.
But throughout the entire series of day of vengeance, you eventually get to where, uh,
some of the heavy hitters like, uh, Dr. Faye gets trapped into his own helmet.
Yeah.
And gets stuck inside of his own helmet.
Uh, Madam Xanadu gets her eyes burned out.
Yeah.
So you got three of the heavy hitters right there.
You know what I really liked about the series was that there was this invincible being,
right?
And you had these ragtag team of nobodies.
Yeah.
You had, uh, uh, what was his name?
Uh, you have Blue Devil, Detective Chimp, Enchantress, Ragman, uh, Night Master, and
Nightshade.
Yeah.
And then they're like, uh, instead of going toe to toe him, right?
Let's just keep coming up with these plans.
They just kept coming up with plan after plan.
And if it wasn't for like plot armor and stuff, they would have probably won.
Well, they had the girl that, uh, is able to, uh, take away magic power.
Yeah.
And she took away the specter's power.
The problem being though, it just became like an intangible being.
Exactly.
Because he's a memory.
You can't hurt.
Damn.
You can't hurt an after image.
Basically.
They poured all their magic into Captain Marvel and he did a good number on Shazam.
And then he basically absorbed all of them.
He attacked Shazam on the specter.
He attacks the specter and the specter basically re-consolidated himself into...
But I always liked when the smaller group, instead of just like letting the powerful
being win, they have like these unique ways of getting a one-up.
Yeah.
I dig that.
Yeah.
And, uh, if they had stuck with that on the Shadow Pack comic book series they came after,
it would have been a long running series instead of like...
The first few weren't bad.
And then they felt like they're opposites or some shit.
Yeah.
Like some blood blocked city.
Yeah.
Like I remember, because in the first issue, because I hadn't bought it, there was just
a city enveloped in a glob of blood.
And soon as I came down they're like, what's going on here?
Let me punch this shit open.
About to fucking sock it open.
I think Phantom Stranger stops them and says like something about the city, it's magic
based, you won't want to go in there.
Well, they also got some different characters for Shadow Pack, like in the later, a little
bit later books, like you had Zatanna was in a few of them, which is a good addition,
I think.
She wasn't a core member of Shadow Pack, but it was still...
A little guest spot.
Yeah.
You had Zariel, the angel.
He would show up from time to time basically.
And you would have different, like you'd have Raven, I think showed up in some of them,
from Teen Titans.
You said there, I thought about that so, Raven, I don't know why, I'm so sorry.
But basically the Day of Vengeance ends with Nabu, the guy that basically gives Dr. Fate
all his power.
And Nabu basically takes over the helmet of Dr. Fate, the cloak, and then the gloves
basically with the talisman and stuff like that.
I got no choice.
Where he's like, you know what, I fucking can't leave it to you guys anymore.
I'm a Lord of Order, fuck it, let's just do this.
So he goes and he actually fights the Spectre and the Spectre does win.
He kills Nabu, ending the...
Sixth Age?
Sixth Age of Magic.
I think so, yeah.
Yeah.
Because he's killed all the Lords of Order and Chaos at this point, so he destroyed all
of them.
If I remember, there was a comic book, a one-shot about the Seventh Age rising and it had like
Captain Marvel, the kid, and he got the power of Shazam and he got that streak of gray hair.
I remember that.
Yeah, I think they carried that on in the New 52 and stuff.
He punched some Yeti.
He was like, I just barely tapped it.
He fucking killed him instantly.
But it's funny because the way that they actually beat the Spectre in the end is Nabu dying.
He basically makes the Spectre use so much magic power, it forces the presence, basically
the god of DC Comics, to notice.
And he likens it to a dog barking so loud that the owner has to come and rein in the
dog.
God dang it, what did I tell you about killing people?
Like it pulls them back out.
He basically pulls the Spectre and puts him into a new host, which is Crispus Allen, I
think was the one that eventually inherited the Spectre.
Don't they put that chick?
What's her name, Eclipse?
Eclipse, yeah.
Eclipse was just next to the sun.
Yeah, they made her orbit.
Yeah, it fucked her up.
She was the one...
She was the one basically almost puppeteering the Spectre.
The entire premise was that the Spectre didn't have a host after losing Hal Jordan, so he
was basically wandering.
He didn't have a true direction.
And he was just fucking people.
And Eclipse took advantage of that.
Then he killed some guy with a pile of pennies or some shit.
The dollar bills, yeah.
Spinning around and killing.
Jesus.
The Spectre is a very gruesome character when they want to be.
But that's everything for book one.
If y'all guys want it, we can go into the later books.
We'll do them all.
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You expect to be cool and scary, but then you look at the rating, PG-13, and watch it,
and it's not all that great.
The acting is pretty bad in the scenes where something pops out at you and the music is
so choreographed it's equivalent to watching High School Musical.
So there's a link to that, High School Musical.
So I clicked on that one.
So uploaded by BoBoiBoy.
Is something works bean?
It's a long word.
I can't even say.
Is Adora over work bean?
On March 11, 2020, High School Musical.
Bleach for your eyes.
There you go.
Someone really hates The Uninvited and High School Musical.
And I do not blame them.
Those movies were so damn corny.
I'm gonna watch them just so I can talk about them too.
You're gonna quit on those like Velma.
It's okay.
I ain't quit on Velma.
Quit on me.
All right.
I think that is everything that we got for this week.
Do you have anything else to add?
That's it.
All right.
I can't do it.
I can't do a parking thing.
That's all folks.
Is it Porky Pig?
Yes, Porky Pig.
Jesus.
His name is Porky Pig.
He's called Big Chungus.
Let him be Big Chungus.
But all right.
Well, we'll see you guys on the next one.
Adios.