Brad Meltzer

What they said to me is that there is a call of home.

There is a call from your past.

And when you want to check up on that family member, when you want to check up on your old dog, when you want to check up on someone you love that you miss, you go, people say, you know what?

I'm just going to make one phone call and I won't make another one.

And that's where the mistakes come.

That's the thing that messes everyone up.

But it's possible.

You can do it.

I'm in Cleveland.

This is what I love about you.

I'm in Cleveland, Ohio right now, where we saved the house.

You helped me raise money to save that house.

My final event in the book tour right now, it ends in Cleveland, the birthplace of Superman.

And I've been keeping this secret for six months, Glenn.

But every, you know, everyone knows that DC is Superman and Batman and Marvel is Spider-Man and Iron Man and the other ones we see in the movies.

And every 10 to 25 years they have a crossover.

It's only happened like I think three times.

The first one was from this year is 50 years ago.

This is the year that celebrates the 50 year anniversary of their first meeting of Spider-Man, Superman.

And I got a call from six months ago from Marvel comics and they said,