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Even celebrities at conventions are excited to meet their favorite celebrites at conventions. Just ask Superman & Lois star Bitsie Tulloch, who played Lois Lane in The CW's Arrowverse for years before it wrapped in 2024. At a recent convention, Tulloch was asked who in the geeksphere she was most excited to meet at a convention, and revealed that one of her favorite meets was another DC legend: The Dark Knight Returns and Batman: Year One writer Frank Miller.

The comments came from GalaxyCon Raleigh 2025, where Tulloch had joined costar Tyler Hoechlin for a Superman & Lois fan Q&A an talkback panel. During the audience questioning, someone who was probably themselves very excited to talk to one of their favorite celebrities asked about who Tulloch would nerd out about meeting.

"I've really bonded with Frank Miller," Tulloch responded, "Who's so whipsmart. I think it was at San Francisco con or something. We stayed up - Silenn [Thomas], his producer, and [another] guy who might be his bodyguard - until like one in the morning having dinner. He's so great." 

So not only did Tulloch get to meet an icon of the superhero world and fellow contributor to the DC fandom, but also made friends with him. Not a bad deal, if you ask me. There was a second part to her answer, though.

"I also geek out over Andy Serkis whenever I see him," she concludes, "Because he's so so sweet and so talented."

Let me get this straight - behind the scenes at comic con there are shared dinners between Alfred Pennyworth, Lois Lane, and one of the seminal minds behind comic book storytelling?

How do I get tickets to that?

Superman & Lois is streaming now on HBO Max.

Enjoy our guides to how to watch the recent DCEU, the Arrowverse, and James Gunn's upcoming DCU. Oh, and don't forget our guide to what's coming up for DC projects on the big and small screens.