Neal Adams. He would define The Bronze Age. He would leave his stylistic mark on the X-Men, Green Lantern, and Superman. He would take Batman, who had become a campy joke at the end of the 1960s, and bring back the brooding Dark Knight long before Frank Miller. He would give us Ra's Al Ghul. He would give us that marvelous fight between Superman and Muhammad Ali.

This week - in the second part of their conversation - Umapagan Ampikaipakan speaks to Neal Adams about Batman and Green Lantern, about Superman vs. Muhammad Ali, and about comic book movies. He asks Neal just what the superhero means to the culture of the world?

<p>Neal Adams. He would define The Bronze Age. He would leave his stylistic mark on the X-Men, Green Lantern, and Superman. He would take Batman, who had become a campy joke at the end of the 1960s, and bring back the brooding Dark Knight long before Frank Miller. He would give us Ra's Al Ghul. He would give us that marvelous fight between Superman and Muhammad Ali.</p>  <p>This week - in the second part of their conversation - Umapagan Ampikaipakan speaks to Neal Adams about Batman and Green Lantern, about Superman vs. Muhammad Ali, and about comic book movies. He asks Neal just what the superhero means to the culture of the world?</p>

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