Action #384 goes in depth on Mon-El's lead serum--it is produced automatically in a hidden underground Legion lab in very low doses--and he keeps a week's supply in his belt buckle...
This is a really tough one and I did a whole video on why I film the way I do and how I am attempting to keep the camera as steady as possible. I have a second channel where I used a fixed camera on a tripod but it just doesn't work here. I am going to work on my speaking tone. A lot of times I don't speak as loud as I might want to because there are people in the house and I feel a bit self conscious. I will have more time alone going forward and will attempt to put more energy into it. I just don't want to go too far because I do get a lot of people saying they like that I keep my voice calm instead of faking excitement.
Even overlooking the unlikelihood that these three villains would get in a time machine with a stranger, and wouldn't be able to speak to one another, this was one of the worst stories ever. But, I enjoy your reviews. By the way, those of us who lived through the Silver Age didn't know it would later be called the Silver Age. We knew about the Golden Age.
I didn't hate the story but I sure didn't love it. It certainly had a lot of plot problems but I did like the idea that Superboy, Mon-El and Ultra Boy have officially become the big three.
Well...given the premise of time travel, switching minds, telepathy, etc. the language issue of being able to talk to each other seems trivial by comparison.
@@ZeyphodZeyphod I guess my only response would be that the author might have slipped in a mention of a universal translator. I think little details like that show more care by an author.
Action #384 goes in depth on Mon-El's lead serum--it is produced automatically in a hidden underground Legion lab in very low doses--and he keeps a week's supply in his belt buckle...
That serum certainly makes him practically invincible.
I love storytime! Get a steady cam, better mic, and speak with more bravado. I love this keep it up
This is a really tough one and I did a whole video on why I film the way I do and how I am attempting to keep the camera as steady as possible. I have a second channel where I used a fixed camera on a tripod but it just doesn't work here.
I am going to work on my speaking tone. A lot of times I don't speak as loud as I might want to because there are people in the house and I feel a bit self conscious. I will have more time alone going forward and will attempt to put more energy into it. I just don't want to go too far because I do get a lot of people saying they like that I keep my voice calm instead of faking excitement.
Even overlooking the unlikelihood that these three villains would get in a time machine with a stranger, and wouldn't be able to speak to one another, this was one of the worst stories ever. But, I enjoy your reviews. By the way, those of us who lived through the Silver Age didn't know it would later be called the Silver Age. We knew about the Golden Age.
I didn't hate the story but I sure didn't love it. It certainly had a lot of plot problems but I did like the idea that Superboy, Mon-El and Ultra Boy have officially become the big three.
Well...given the premise of time travel, switching minds, telepathy, etc. the language issue of being able to talk to each other seems trivial by comparison.
@@ZeyphodZeyphod I guess my only response would be that the author might have slipped in a mention of a universal translator. I think little details like that show more care by an author.