#1-6: The story of the legendary Man of Steel is retold in a homage to the Christopher Reeve style, more innocent take on Superman; it is also worth noting this was also the canon origin of Superman up until the events of the New 52. This establishes his upbringing as well as his connection to the legion of super heroes, and even the beginning of an ever so bitter rivalry with the devious Lex Luthor. This is a story that can make you really grow to admire the boyish charm of Clark as well as the heroic modesty of the man of tomorrow himself- Superman. Secret Origin is my number one Superman story of all time. -- GunGunW
STARGIRL: THE LOST CHILDREN #3Written by GEOFF JOHNSArt and cover by TODD NAUCKVariant cover by AMY REEDER1:25 variant cover by RO STEIN and TED BRANDT$3.99 US 32 pages 3 of 6 Variant $4.99 US(card stock)ON SALE 1/17/23Stargirl comes face-to-face with the eighth soldier of victory, Wing, and a whole host of sidekicks from the past! But amongst the familiar faces are many Courtney's never even heard of before. Where are these kids from, what happened to them, and why were they erased from time?! The New Golden Age continues here!
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"It's entirely possible for someone to come along and be cool on AVENGERS after ULTIMATES is launched. It happened on both X-MEN and SPIDER-MAN, after all. So I think Geoff Johns has a fine shot. But whoever was on the books when the Ultimate version happens would be recast as 'the old guard,' as the avatar of what has to be discarded to make the new stuff new and fresh. And that's not a bullseye I particularly want to stand on, thanks.
Strange to say, I never kept up with comics to begin with. Interesting thing to say for someone who's made a living from comics. I occasionally read graphic novels, particularly those that are well-reviewed or that friends recommend, but I rarely read regular comics. I once told a fan of mine that I did not even have a copy of the Amethyst series, and he was kind enough to send me a complete set. Looking over those pages was enjoyable. Yet for me, it is always a question of what is happening now and tomorrow.
Superman: Que le pasó al hombre del mañana? (Whatever happened to the man of tomorrow?) es un cómic ambientado en el universo de Superman. Escrita por Alan Moore y dibujado por Curt Swan en 1986, la historia sirve como homenaje al Superman de la Edad de Plata mostrando el final de la carrera heroica del emblemático personaje, aunque según la misma publicación se trata de una historia imaginaria. La historia fue publicada en dos partes, iniciando en Superman #423 y culminando en Action Comics #583.
I don't think this Supergirl series is gonna end well, at least from our perspective as longtime fans. So I'm left to do a clumsy balancing act between eschewing false hope and giving DC the Despair they seem to Crave...it ain't easy believe me.I think we can be vigilant without being paranoid and hopeful without being delusional.That being said, Superman '78 is the joy of my heart right now, if it proves popular enough its a way to revisit all those characters and "do them right"...I see endless potential, alas this is DC they aren't good at following up on their occasional good ideas (I mean whatever happened to Landry Walker's follow up to "Supergirl Cosmic Adventures in the 8th Grade"??) so lets just enjoy all that we can, while we can.JF
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