As Firestorm said: find the Professor, find my Dad, tell them I wasn’t scared and that I love them.

Paraphrasing here, sorry I didn’t bring ‘Identity Crisis’ to the doctor’s office

Good lord, last night was a whirlwind of sensory overload: JSA on Smallville, Firestorm on Batman: The Brave and the Bold, and - busy week that it was - I finally had enough free hours to spend some quality time with the Planet Hulk DVD!

Each one was really impressive in its way; it was really nice to watch 3 consecutive comics adaptations and not be disappointed once. That’s rare - as comics media lovers know, for every Spider-Man 2 there’s an Elektra, and for every Green Lantern: First Flight there’s a Superman/Batman: Public Enemies.

But B & B, Smallville and Planet Hulk all delivered the goods big-time. I don’t know that I’m ready to declare a best-out-of-three just yet, but I will say that Planet Hulk is super-badass-awesome, a truly worthy adaptation of the epic storyline.

If you’re living under a rock and haven’t either watched it or ordered it yet, take a peek at the animated gladiator alien action!