Dom deLuis and Michael Moore as early, early, early so allusively and elusively John Byrne Niel Gaiman "Black Orchid" Businessman Lex Luthor.. Michael Moore as this early, early post-crisis "Black Orchid" Lex Luthor... a truly Corporate Lex Luthor.. Michael Moore ... Michael Moore... Michael Moore.. are both in the "Black Orchid issue #2" - (by Neil Gaiman and artist Dave McKean).. in the "Neil Gaiman Dave McKean Black Orchid issue #2" segments / scenes in the 9-hour, "Superman; man of tomorrow; chapter one".. and also.. in equally.. in equally the 11-hour, "Superman; man of tomorrow; chapter one", directed by Steven Spielberg, Sophia Copolla.. and Scorcese.. who may finally achieve with the Corporate Businessman early, early post-crisis Michael Moore Lex Luthor.. the miracle that he was so horrifically unable to achieve with Robert de niro in "Casino".. in all this .. I mean.. the Michael Moore who directed, "Farenheit 9/11".. and also.. the sob sob sob.. deeply, deeply, heavily troubled, impossible production of "Bowling for Columbine".....

Track 5 of the CD called.. of the Pearl Jam.. CD called.. "ten".. produced.. I think.. I think.. by .. by epic / associated.. is that who they are.. produced by... Track 5 of this CD .. of this Pearl Jam.. CD .. called.. "ten".. of a Pearl Jam .. CD.. called.. "ten"..  Track 5 of this CD is a Pearl Jam song .. called.. "Black"..

       .. this Pearl Jam song.. "Black".. Track 5.. "5" being the mystical number of "Black Orchid".. "Black Orchid".. the song.. "Black" by Pearl Jam .. is the official song of the documentarian Michael Moore Corporate Lex Luthor... his song.. this Lex Luthor's song is.. "Black" by Pearl Jam.. Track 5.. Track 5...