> The Jimmy Olsen series comes from Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault, creators of Netflix’s American Vandal series, a true-crime satire series that ran from 2017-18.
Highly recommend everyone check out American Vandal if you haven’t already.
Beyond the obvious hilarity of doing a deep analysis of the different methods of drawing dicks, it’s just an incredible satire of Netflix true crime documentaries, with some genuinely impressive sequences, like one where they track the location of a can of spraypaint throughout the night of a house party.
I don’t usually have interest in comic media at all, but I’ll check out this show just because I know these guys + Jimmy Tatro + true-crime documentary concept has been magic before.
A_New_Day_Yesterday on
So let me get this straight. Superman 2025 made just 600+ million USD globally. Supergirl tanked massively. But Jim Gunn keeps pushing these obscure side-character stories. Why is he doing this?
Ok-Ninja-9174 on
I think the series sounds weird, but I love this casting so I’m back in
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> The Jimmy Olsen series comes from Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault, creators of Netflix’s American Vandal series, a true-crime satire series that ran from 2017-18.
Highly recommend everyone check out American Vandal if you haven’t already.
Beyond the obvious hilarity of doing a deep analysis of the different methods of drawing dicks, it’s just an incredible satire of Netflix true crime documentaries, with some genuinely impressive sequences, like one where they track the location of a can of spraypaint throughout the night of a house party.
I don’t usually have interest in comic media at all, but I’ll check out this show just because I know these guys + Jimmy Tatro + true-crime documentary concept has been magic before.
So let me get this straight. Superman 2025 made just 600+ million USD globally. Supergirl tanked massively. But Jim Gunn keeps pushing these obscure side-character stories. Why is he doing this?
I think the series sounds weird, but I love this casting so I’m back in