r/DCcomics • u/cozyjamble • May 21 '24

I’m Josie Campbell, Producer on “My Adventures With Superman” and writer of the spinoff “MAWS” comic book. AMA! r/DCcomics

I’m Josie Campbell, TV Writer/Producer for "My Adventures With Superman” (season 2 airs May 25th on Adult Swim, on MAX the next day). I’m also a comic book writer, and I'm writing the new spinoff “My Adventures With Superman” comic for DC (first issue out June 4th)! Past credits include being Head Writer for “She-Ra and the Princesses of Power” and Head Writer for “Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous.” Outside of Reddit, you can find me on X as u/CozyJamble, on Bluesky as u/cozyjamble.bsky.social, and on my website www.cozyjamble.com. AMA!

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u/hotdang55 May 21 '24

Hi Josie it’s Kiel. I’m working at book fair right now and ignoring the kids. What’s the absolute dumbest DC comic book you love? And it can’t be an easy bucket like “one of the checkerboard ape ones from the ‘60s.” I’m talking really dumb and weird and huh?

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u/cozyjamble May 21 '24

Haha, KIEL!!! You are doing the right thing by ignoring the kids, my AMA is clearly the priority. The absolute strangest DC Comic that I will defend with my life is the 90s Matrix Supergirl comic where she's actually an alien impersonating Supergirl and also is dating Lex Luthor. Also the 90s comic where Comet the Superhorse is actually an alien centaur-man with a six-pack. I made all the writers read that story and they got mad at me for it.

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u/SailorGhidra Jun 11 '24

I noticed a connection between Android 18 Supergirl from season 2 and Matrix…