The Scandalous REAL Origin of Superman's Lois Lane

[@NerdSyncProductions]

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[@grantbaugh2773]

Will you have the same content on Nebula as you will on Patreon?

[@wordsdistorted]

Hate to be a bother, but as someone who already has Curiosity Stream, is there a way to take advantage of the promotion?

[@blahdiddy9445]

If I do, I won't tell you :D

[@gamecitysavior2910]

More like "the man of tonight."

[@gamecitysavior2910]

He mentioned cheaper by a dozen which had a movie starring Tom Welling who played Clark Kent in the Smallville TV show. 6 degree of Smallville.

[@lucillefrancois150]

Ok so I haven’t looked into the story of Jerry’s divorce, but for context, prior to divorce laws getting changed in the US you needed some sort of “legitimate reason” to get divorced. This made it so people who simply didn’t wanna be together anymore basically had to lie and say that one of the partners had committed some form of marital betrayal, just as negligence and cruelty I’m not saying he didn’t actually do that, because I don’t know since I didn’t look into it at all, but there is the chance that they had simply separated already and were just giving any reason to be able to legally divorce. This would explain why he didn’t contest the claims at all, since most men would probably wanna fight claims of extreme cruelty even if they did let the divorce go through

[@JosephFlores-yn4yi]

I tought that him getting with another woman was enough of a reason of a reson, and him finding a woman he actually loves was enough of a reason to go with the divorce

[@lucillefrancois150]

@@JosephFlores-yn4yi Cheating wasn’t mentioned however, it was “Gross neglect and extreme cruelty”, meaning that likely they’d already separated and going through divorce in some way prior to that

[@Kobolds_in_a_trenchcoat]

@@lucillefrancois150 makes sense. He brought a woman back to his apartment who he didn't leave with. Either she had no issue with sleeping with a married man or his wife was not there. Idk, maybe she had no issues sleeping with a married man but it seems more likely that his wife was not present in the apartment and they were already getting separated.

[@tulokthebarbrarian2033]

Super interesting story, and the CONTEXT providing a balanced perspective, Scott, you're the best. :)

[@llawliet6262]

What would you do if your 20-21-year-old was dating a much older person and because your spouse didn't like the age gap killed the older one?

[@mecahhannah]

Agreed!

[@johnbockelie3899]

1938 " Look dad, Superman in a comic book !!". " Son why did you waste a dime on that ?." 2022, same comic worth millions in mint condition.

[@johnbockelie3899]

The vicious triangle between the two with that woman might have contributed to the Clark, Lois , Superman triangle. Lois works with Clark, but is attracted to Superman. Lois thought Clark was mousey , while Superman was everything. A vicious triangle.

[@StayinFoxy]

Getting lured into a cartoonist ball being hosted by jocks on April 1st sounds like it’d be pretty fun. But only if they’re really committing to the bit and they’re all dressed in letterman jackets and holding various items of sports equipment.

[@MilesDashing]

It probably features in one of Shuster's later illustrations!

[@kc759]

@@StayinFoxy and they speak in a stereotypical accent and begin the interaction with “WELL WELL WELL LOOK WHAT WE HAVE HERE BOIS”

[@RodKim]

This whole story reminds me of the “onion” revealed in the recent release of “The Beatles: Get Back”. Because of Peter Jackson’s delivery of hours of largely uncut and previously unreleased archive footage, we just learned that SO MUCH of the narrative around the Beatles was just flat out wrong and spun from cherry picked inference. As much as Scott jokes about “no content, only context”, I think we’re in the age of realizing that context is like 90% of anyway and brings us closer to knowing the real story (or at least the possibility that the real story isn’t even on our radar because we weren’t there).

[@wesleywyndam-pryce5305]

what is the onion? like the news parody or?

[@RodKim]

@@wesleywyndam-pryce5305 keep watching the video, Scott explains why the onion is there later in the video

[@SimonBuchanNz]

I was laughing so much during Get Back when my mom was continually complaining about Yoko. You know, for sitting there. Knitting, or reading a paper. What a tramp.

[@RodKim]

@@SimonBuchanNz haha yeah, you really see that the boys had their issues (as any band does) that had nothing to do with Yoko. It was kinda funny that Yoko was just kinda there in all the shots haha

[@emmazig]

@@SimonBuchanNz Hating Yoko Ono is just ingrained in that generation’s heads I think. My Nana was a teenager/ college aged when the Beatles first came to America and even after watching the documentary, she still thinks it’s Yoko Ono’s fault. It’s funny, and I’m not entirely sure why, but I guess if you’ve been told something is true for like 50 years, you need more convincing.

[@outpostalpha]

So maybe a good way to actually frame the story is: Joe Schuster - the Ultimate Wingman Really enjoyed getting your perspective on this story, Scott. Excellent video!

[@Kobolds_in_a_trenchcoat]

Not necessarily, ultimate wingman implies Schuster was okay with Siegal leaving with his date, which might be true but might not be true too. We simply do not know enough to make a real call here.

[@shelbymustang3548]

Am I the one that loves the moment when Scott insinuates that he is the reincarnation of Joe Schuster?

[@Nexusanctus]

That's why i love this channel. No other comicbook channel has this so much depth in research. Keep the awesome job Scott

[@skeven0]

if you look enough you find some gems similar to nerdscync ( talking about the behind the scenes stuff), a example is Comic Tropes

[@crunch1757]

No content, only contect

[@WinchesterxNL]

Scott: This onion will make sense in about 20 minutes. Me, a Shrek connoisseur: It has layers. Like the story. Seriously loved this, Scott. And honestly I can't ever get enough of your videos, ever since your DORM ROOM videos. When we BOTH still had hair 😭😭😭

[@robertt9342]

You know, not everybody like onions. CAKE! Everybody loves cake! Cakes have layers!

[@thinking_of_username_lol]

lmao fsr the words Shrek and connoisseur side by side together cracked me up

[@keithhachtel4998]

I just went through a divorce last year. I've been dying inside for a longer than that. When she left, it was for someone else. Honestly, your video kind of hurt me for a while, but thinking about it, I only saw things in my story. The fact is she wasn't happy with me. So I understand that in her story maybe she is happy. Maybe in the end, it was never really my story. Maybe the story was hers. I know I miss my wife, and I know I hurt a little bit every day... Some days more than others, but in the end someone is happy. And in life, that can be hard to come by. I can't stay upset about her leaving, knowing that she is happy in the end. I spent 13 years trying to give her happiness. Now she has it, and all it took was my stepping aside. It still sucks a lot, though.

[@juststatedtheobvious9633]

Dude, there are thousands of reasons why people fall out of love. Even people who really like each other. You can't let it define the rest of your life. Take whatever good she gave you. Learn from whatever mistakes the two of you made. Amputate anything that eats you alive, unless you find a time machine. Find your new story. It's out there, somewhere. You deserve to be happy too.

[@thesun564]

Hey Man U deserve happiness too!

[@dwintster]

I've been through the samething a couple of years ago. It takes a while, but it will get better. You just need to focus on yourself, finding your happiness.

[@darkelmo2023]

I find it interesting that we're looking at everyone else's perspective as positive, but did we forget that Jerry left his wife and son for a model he met at a party? What about their perspective? Sure, we can all agree that Joe probably didn't have such a terrible love life or was fine with his life style, but making it out like the other two found their "true loves" and didn't just wreck a marriage is pretty misleading and manipulative.

[@randomwerewolf1099]

It's also mentioned that we don't know what their marriage was like. Was it good, bad, was it just time to end the relationship? It probably wasn't just a middle-aged fling on Jerry's part given he spent the rest of his life with "the model he met at a party". Their perspective isn't given because we don't know what their perspective was.

[@MRDLT00]

@@randomwerewolf1099 He sure seemed fine with letting his Ex wife raise the kid fully so he could be a dead beat dad. XD

[@ethanmacdonald4133]

@@MRDLT00 ...OR his ex fought so long and hard for custody his attorney advised him to agree to her terms, OR it was worked out between the two of them in private, OR is was merely the legal financial arrangement/living conditions agreed upon for the child and he still visited him, OR there was already (or soon would be) another man in his ex's life and he didn't feel his son needed a second father to confuse him, OR he was told to stay away after a messy falling out, OR... ...you and Dark Elmo here are just missing the point of the video. It's not 'assume the best' or 'assume the worst,' it's 'don't assume.' Surrendering legal custody can mean a lot of things; not all parents who do so, or even most, are necessarily "deadbeats," which implies explicit abandonment. The demand for historical figures to be either heroes or villains needs to go away, especially in cases like this where we have so little information.

[@NicaremE]

The video mentions that they had been friends for years and wrote to each other constantly, what do you mean "met at a party"? XD

[@gohanrebelde9888]

You can't know how this marriage turned out, maybe it just wasn't working and Jerry's cheating was a trigger for a really necessary divorce. Most of the time marriages do not end up being for life and are stormy and unhealthy for the family, there is no harm that does not come with good as the saying goes. We should stop living with this idea that marriage should be permanent and sacred and untouchable.

[@charleshockenbury353]

I'm really glad the story ends with everyone as friends (or at least it's as valid an interpretation as any other) I was actually expecting to be really sad that the creators of my favorite Superhero broke up or fought over a girl, or that even one of them was gonna be "Problematic" I'm just glad this one corner of my life is actually kind a sweet, at least in the end.

[@FlynnTheRedhead]

Let’s all pretend this released on Valentines day, Scott deserves that much

[@HappyNBoy]

Um, first of all, I want to give you a huge appreciative round of applause for actually taking time off at the start of the year and absolutely crushing your first video of the year! Nicely done, Scott! No one should have to earn their time off, but you absolutely did!

[@zachnoland155]

A lot of comics related content I watch similarly likes to malign or downplay or outright insult whenever comics artists engage with kink or really any nsfw art and it really frustrates me so thanks for not doing that Scott, appreciate it

[@lipranditoys]

All I can say is that the quality work on this channel is absolutely astonishing: you're great into the research, the analysis and the exposition, everything is top notch.

[@MrPooleish]

That is amazingly balanced and researched. Thank you for taking the time to tell the whole story and tell it well.

[@thefatheroflies7921]

As an ace fan that has been here for what feels like decades: Ayyy shout out to you buddy.

[@Shadowonwater]

same here too

[@jordanleighton6893]

26:10 I’m not an artist, so apologies if this comes across as ignorant, but could it be that he just didn’t feel comfortable/have the ability to draw other body types without practice?

[@Shadowonwater]

I am an artist, and yes, I was thinking that too. The mention that he usually draws the same looking people over and over again indicated to me that he learned how to draw a few people and wasn't comfortable with trying to make one up.

[@MrRamo2000]

I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT FOR A LONG TIME. I love you Scott, thank you for sharing your thoughts and your work with us. ❤️

[@NerdSyncProductions]

I know I missed Valentine's Day by *A LOT* but what did you expect from me?

[@OBenny10]

Had to recheck the date

[@Thomaznovaki]

Here in Brazil the equivalent of Valentine's day (dia dos namorados) is celebrated on June 12... So from my point of view this is actually a lot earlier...

[@renjikuriakose1848]

At least you can say it came out around Superman's birthday

[@everythingdibs344]

Reliability

[@ScaryMeadow]

I love how you always end up learning two things after watching these videos. The main thing and then a massive bonus lesson. Sneaky. Also did you know that in Finnish, Valentine's Day's called ystävänpäivä which literally means "friends day", so there is that. Doesn't always have to be romantic.

[@taha_boy]

I love how much your writing has improved. You were literally one of my first KZbin subscriptions when I was 8 or something. You genuinely started this love of comics and background lore in me. I remember in the middle I had unsubscribed. But I resubscribed to the channel around 2 years ago and I have watched every video since then. Sometimes maybe a month later than their release but I always end the video feeling I learned something about a medium I love. Thank you for that.

[@robbielol]

been watching since i was like 10 or 11 or smthn im 18 now n it's been so cool watching this channel progress, i remember watching the old videos on super hero origins for like hours , glad that ur still enjoying making amazing content

[@onbearfeet]

The segment about your feelings as a young nerd with unrequited desires and how it framed your uninterested crushes as villainous got me thinking about my own perspective on those situations. I'm a female geek raised in a conservative religious culture, and every time I've turned a man down or broken off a relationship--even when I was turning him down because he was 30 years older and married, even when I was breaking it off because of abuse that threatened my life--I've villainized myself. I was taught to do that. I was taught that women who don't give men what they want are evil, full stop, and for a long time I viewed myself as awful and unlovable because I couldn't meet those impossible standards. (Plus I had been told all my life that I was ugly and that nobody would ever like a girl who read comics. Or, you know, read.) So whenever I was the one being rejected--and yeah, that happened plenty of times--I took it in stride because really, who could blame a guy for going with a better option? It didn't help that I was nearly 30 before I learned about the asexual spectrum and why I was so rarely interested in any of the strangers trying to chat me up. But it's still interesting to me that I had a pretty similar experience to Scott's and I one thousand percent villainized myself for it instead of anyone else. Anyway, I've done years of therapy since then, realized I'm actually a pretty okay human and also qu**r as a three-dollar bill in a couple of directions, and tl;dr kinda looking forward to trying to date other women in the next few years. Also, hearing that Joe Shuster was good-looking, very private, briefly linked to a lot of gorgeous women, and "mysteriously" single for much of his life in the mid-20th century made my queerdar go off ping. I'm just saying...I wouldn't tell him he can't sit at the rainbow table with me.

[@Magmafrost13]

24:41 "as long as its between consenting adults" Joe: *draws a real person who he no longer has any relationship with into porn, presumably without telling her

[@ScotRotum]

Feels like a stretch to assume the married Jerry's wife and child were cool with him cheating and suddenly leaving could have been a mutual decision.

[@ThePongzilla]

I’ve been watching your videos since 2014 Scott and they are always great. Your passion for making them fun and interesting and looking into the history of comics has always made you one of my favorite creators on KZbin. I’ve been feeling especially lonely lately with COVID sucking the joy out of life still and I moved overseas where I don’t know anyone so making it a little harder still. Coming home to see you had posted a new video is likening having a new episode of Marvel or Star Wars on Disney + to watch. Stay awesome dude we share the same hair style and beard. More Scooby-Doo videos please.

[@positiveproductions6699]

Would you consider doing an origin story on Mary Jane Watson in the comics because I've seen videos but they never fully explain her origin? Thanks

[@katherinealvarez9216]

I think she’s was based on Anne Margaret? I think.

[@johnsilwanus9774]

Thanks for expanding the story and peeling back those layers. Also, so great to see how far you've grown beyond those dorm room years!

[@spectacularlysentimental]

I've actually known this story because of the Super Boys book, but your take on it was absolutely amazing! You took it further than just the information we know about. Thanks for making this video!

[@muttjones222]

I found that Secret Identity fetish art collection at my local Goodwill a few months back and I couldn’t believe it even existed, let alone I found it at Goodwill of all places. It was a little awkward having to ring it up at the register but it’s a great book!

[@anone.mousse674]

If this video doesn't at least touch on the "Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane" comics, I will be VERY UPSET.

[@TristenSarelvun]

Wow. _My confession_ and _assumptions._ Early in the video, I was thinking to myself, "I wonder how much of this is precisely true or assumed and exaggerated," (and was even a bit dubious at the thought of Scott dramatizing real peoples' lives for content) and I'm very glad that was a point - if not _the_ point - in the video. Awesome. Also, for my part, I'm not really sad or bitter on Valentine's Day, despite never having a more-than-friend and being a fairly romantic person. Just hang out with friends, be happy that others are happy, and know there's always the future. _Also I can write novel after novel of couples ending up happily, and take romantic digital photos, and that's almost half as good, right?_ Happy belated Day to you too! And as many days as you can help.

[@juststatedtheobvious9633]

I was the opposite....I've long ago lost count of everyone who ever declared their love for me. At least, they thought it was love... Maybe it was only just lust. Or limerence. Or novelty. I'd trade places with you in a heartbeat. It sounds as if you've earned every success. Your friends are fortunate to know you.

[@Atomicdelta765]

You can clearly see the difference in how you are happy (and funny) Scott in these last couple of videos in comparison when you were working for that other company. Keep up the great work!

[@emmawright9660]

Your videos are still making me cry, dude. I really like the narrative and end take of this video. I kept asking during the video, "but are the other two happy?" (I couldn't remember anybody's name).

[@jemstar63]

Wow Scott, you really outdid yourself here. Great editing as always, but a interesting story told very well with a lovely message at the end. One of my favourite videos of yours, and the reason why you’re one of my favourite KZbinrs (and I watch far too much KZbin haha)

[@pacosoentken303]

Nice vid Scott! Really love how you told the story from multiple perspectives, and explained the importance of it!

[@ghfjdkslaghfjdksla]

That friends to lovers joke got me good

[@LuxBellator92]

Such an interesting video! Your delivery and the angles you bring to this discussion are fascinating, Scott 🙂

[@JayconianArts]

I appreciate the ace shout-out! We don't get too much recognition.

[@willowweedsYT]

Lovely, beautiful video, I am really happy it took you this long to create a video about this topic, you really capture the human complexity where love is concerned.

[@morlath4767]

Kurt Devlin sounds like a really dark Batman villain. Great video, and you did a really good job of making sure to treat every subject respectfully. I also liked your "confession" and the way you reworked the love triangle for the other two people. A quick request - Please cut back on the overly loud deliberate noises (like the very long slurping of the tea).

[@notrightgrayson]

Babe wake up, new nerdsync dropped

[@emokepal1436]

I haven't realized that Joanne Siegel had hungarian heritage until I saw that her real name was Kovács Jolán. I really liked how you pronounced her name, it sounds so different. Thank you for this video, it really made my day!

[@RadikAlice]

I for one am glad you didn't cover this sooner because now you can, and did treat it with the tact it deserves

[@chloem48]

Scott saying “shoutout to my ace fans!” literally made my day

[@TRAILERWATCHERP]

I love the video! It was a great look into the personal lives of people I *knew* but didnt much know the interworkings of. My one bit of constuctive criticism (it was a great video) is, I like the ultimate message of the video but I wouldn't have minded a little bit more time for anactdotes of Jerry and Joanne Siegel's relationship at the end of the video. Idk if there is a lack of information I just think a little more info wouldve added a little more context (you're all context) regardless! Great video! Keep it up

[@MRDLT00]

And even then he had basically no info on Jerry's Ex wife or kid he ditched them for Joanne for.

[@torotteson]

New NerdSync video?! It's a Good day!

[@brianrebmann5398]

Very good video. I love Learning new facts and information about about these pop culture icons. Your videos are always informative and fun to watch. Your videos are a real treat. Keep up the great work.

[@VforVendettas]

Oh my god! An ACE shout out! I love it! Definitely sending you tea.

[@joshpenner5662]

I love NerdSync videos. Thanks Scott!

[@RoseKoneko]

I appreciate giving them all a fair shake instead of just focusing on one viewpoint. It would be easy to focus on one person being the villain but given their renewal of friendship later and the privacy in which they mostly kept this situation, it wouldn’t be fair.

[@jamseyboi7007]

I belief that’s the best comic couple by far is…Batman and Joker

[@hydrolito]

How is that a better relationship that Reed Richards and Susan Storm or even Batman and Cat woman?

[@jamseyboi7007]

@@hydrolito I was kidding lmao, of course those are better ✌️

[@davidpatrick4871]

Great video Scott. I can’t wait for your next content. Your an awesome insightful person.

[@KaiserNeko]

"I've started getting Libertarian campaign e-mails" B R U H

[@codystork3008]

Today an eternal rivalry was born Scott versus Kurt Devlin

[@audoodle9963]

I was a big fan of this channel when I was like 14. I fell off it a few years later and just got back into it because you’ve been put back into my Twitter algorithm (thanks Ada Rhodes) I’m glad to be back this video was super well done.

[@bobcarn]

I like Dean Cain's take on Clark Kent. He has a touch of naivete that was very refreshing.

[@makaiev]

Good Clark Kent, bad Superman... But much of that was the production and script tho 😅

[@bobcarn]

@@makaiev I would not consider him a bad Superman at all. He had all of the qualities Superman is supposed to have. I think the main problem people see is because of the time it was made. This was the early 90s, TV was only still in the infancy of shifting away from the glossy, artificial melodramatic look of the 80s, special effects were more expensive and not as good, and there was less experience portraying super-powered characters in media. How to write and portray a superhero was something producers were still learning. Before this, they just had the Superboy series and Wonder Woman and The Hulk (and don't forget Batman of the 60s). Heroes in those series were watered down even more to fit into the budgets they had. Compare Lois and Clark to The Flash (which was also an early 90s series), and you'll see they already started to learn more and improved on what they did in the 70s and 80s. Yes, it appears dated, but portraying Superman, or any superhero at that time, came with a learning curve. It's because of Lois and Clark that we eventually got Smallville (which was better, but still had some issues). What they learned from Smallville eventually brought us Arrrow and The Flash and Supergirl. Lois and Clark was very typical of the shows you got in that time period, and the problems with it aren't unique to that show but existed across TV in general. One thing I liked from Lois and Clark was how well the leads portrayed their characters. Both leads brought very nice traits to their characters.

[@mill4318]

Amazing video as always, Scott! Definitely helped me hate valentines day a little less lol

[@wsp2000]

Your videos are so good. Full of information, analysis and very creative. You rule, man.

[@DrummerJosh]

That offhand remark about three friendzone threw me off. I've never viewed that word as implying that someone owes you their love. You like them, but the see you only as a friend. The word for this form of rejection is "friendzone." You then move on and find someone else. IDK just a weird little thing.

[@Tuaron]

Such a delightful video, particularly with the context you've provided. Jokes are absolutely wonderful, too. Oh, and congratulations on your potentially dozens of children we'll never know if you have, Scott.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

@2:53 SCOTT: And folks, this is a juicy one! SUPERMAN: Great Scott!!!

[@danielvaega]

The algorithm has fought this channel, but the search is strong with this Jedi

[@AnArmyOfFish]

I personally love that this onion bit has layers, much like onions which of course also have layers...

[@christianjones1889]

Definitely getting the fetish art book the first chance I get (purely for historical appreciation, I assure you). Honestly, I always find it really great whenever you mention a new book, since early comic book history is such a fascinating subject. So, thanks for the recommendations!

[@Charolette21]

No worries, I can't blame you.

[@samleheny1429]

There could be a whole video about artists back in those days sneaking their fetishes into superhero comics WITHOUT even touching on Wonderwoman.

[@kc759]

Tbh even nowadays artists and writers find ways to add their kinks

[@michael.471]

God I love finding out how based Scott is.

[@hippieduck]

Same. 🌟

[@asheraltman5448]

I don't celebrate Valentines Day (I'm on the asexual spectrum and firmly aromantic), but, if I was allosexual, I would call it "Alentines Ay" (you can fill in the joke if you want). Anyway, always excited when you upload, but please don't get overly stressed when you go over your deadlines. We know that any extra wait will just increase the quality of the context, I mean... content.

[@AngelicOblivion90]

Or do what they do in Latin American countries. Valentine's day is also called "El Día del Amor y Amistad" which translates to Love and Friendship day. It not just about romantic love but the day also includes Platonic relationships with friends. It very common to go out and celebrate the holiday with friends.

[@ellievanbuskirk8059]

I DIDN'T GET A NOTIFICATION FOR THE VIDEO. SUPER EXCITED, SORRY I'M LATE

[@silversam]

I like this version 😊 You just keep getting better at this huh

[@averagefsherman]

When he brought out the onion I thought he was going to mention the Carol Ann Duffy poem

[@misterabbadon977]

24:36 I feel like drawing a woman you knew personally in sexual situations without her consent is a bit of a flaw

[@AkiDave]

A video on my birthday? Thank you sir ❤️

[@Baconlovesreddead]

Happy bir ay

[@AkiDave]

@@Baconlovesreddead thanks!

[@SimonBuchanNz]

"Are you listening to me?" That had to be deliberate, right? Like, you couldn't more perfectly write that.

[@MixedUp_]

You always have such great videos, I get so excited every time I see you post. Always top tear content from you.

[@justasimplenobody2666]

Shout out to your healthy relationship with your girl 🙌🤣💯 Love that you both have that security and trust in each other to be like "yeah girl go get us some free drinks!!" 🤣💯🙌 Happy for both of you and that is Goals 💗😭🙌💯 Edit: the jokes about yall being married makes me really really *really* hope that you guys either are already at that point or that you're hinting at being at that point soon 💗 I can just tell by how you joke about it that you want that for your life so best wishes and happy late valentines day to both of you! 💗💗

[@driftythekid]

Wonderful video scott always love the work you're doing

[@notsopunk]

Awww… it’s great seeing your adorable face on my KZbin feed with a new video. Happy (late) Valentine’s Day, Scott, and I hope you’re doing well

[@jonmorris293]

Peter and MJ. They need to remarry, they were so beautiful together.

[@katherinealvarez9216]

They did. What’s One More Day? That doesn’t exist.

[@jonmorris293]

@@katherinealvarez9216 I salute 👏 🙌 👌 🙏 💯

[@101Mant]

Comic editors need to get over this weird idea you cannot tell interesting stories with married characters. Along with wanting revert everything back to how they remember it.

[@jonmorris293]

@@101Mant the "back in my day" mentality. It really hinders the growth of the comic industry and causes conflict between different readership generations. Especially the shippers.

[@QuintonRe2s]

Can't believe I missed this one! Fascinating video!!

[@positiveproductions6699]

Keep up the great work Love your videos

[@alexg4624]

Every video i realise how much i've missed your content since the last one. Romance, history of women workplace in the 30's AND bondage comics? You always outdo yourself. Happy Valentine Day to you too dear Scott.

[@sebastianevangelista4921]

Well that was certainly all complicated. Also, a video on Jack Kirby's 2001 comics would be great! The ongoing series that he did after the movie adaptation were weird, man.

[@barbarayhivjaneahl3198]

I love that KZbin doesn't show me your videos and I wonder if you changed your release schedule and have to search for your channel to see if you have a new video.

[@AkiDave]

I love rewatching your videos, they’re my comfort food 💙

[@mattlord9867]

Enjoying this. Keep up the good work my guy !

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

5:20 No, Scott, Kurt Devlin is💯 a villain name. It's even got "Devil" in it.

[@JR_Donofrio]

Hey Scott I love your videos. Thanks for making them

[@alanm7838]

You should definitely start wearing ring pops just to throw people off on whether or not you're married, and just never address it. Anyway, jokes aside, great video as always, Scott! The nuance was great, and happy (Valentine's) Day to you as well!

[@milenacosta8299]

the first comic book couple I think of is harley quinn and poison ivy but that’s just because im sapphic as hell

[@FreshmanGrimm]

The moment he put the onion i knew he was gonna do a shrek reference

[@sheepart1078]

joes fetish art being his best work is more relatable than id like to admit

[@pichaelhunt5449]

When you showed supergirl and the horse I came all over my wall in a 5 square foot splat

[@melonvan7131]

"Even more Heck..." has entered my vocabulary permanently.

[@kingwashington4044]

I love this video so much and it really kills me that it has so little views compared to your normal videos. I watched his video at least three times on my own and I frequently send this to my friends

[@madnessarcade7447]

I saw on tiktok that the new thing to do is to send them food instead of flowers like donuts

[@derheadbanger9039]

All the references to the onion for a Shrek reference, most people will likely not get? Appreciated! 😄

[@KanadasKid]

was thinking about your video a couple of days after watching and wanted to swing back and publicly marvel at how tight your script writing is without coming off as overproduced. easily my favourite essay scripts on youtube. say hi to the wife and kids for me