Morrison gets Superman, Evidence #132
Mar. 21st, 2013 05:47 pm
"He's got a little bit of a sense of humor, and he's tough again. You can knock him down, and he'll get up. I think the best thing that it's done ultimately is to get rid of that weird emo Superman that was around for a long time. He was constantly fighting against using his powers and was kind of angst-driven. There are so many great characters in comics that are angst-driven that we don't need Superman to be one was well. If anything great has come out of this for the future of how Superman is done, I think it's that the current Superman is proactive and Clark Kent's a little more feisty. And I think the character relationships have been busted up a bit too, and it's more fun because of that." -- Grant Morrison on his New 52 take on Superman
Here are four pages from Action Comics #18, Morrison's final issue, in which he once again manages to distill the essence of Superman and show us what its all about...
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Superman's Life, as of Action Comics #500
Jan. 6th, 2013 12:56 amI'm starting college again Monday, so will likely have less time to spend on Scans Daily. Therefore, now is the time to make an extra-large post.Given my own proclivities, I'm sure you're not surprised it's a Superman comic. To be precise, Action Comics #500.

We'll have a glorious 21 pages of a 64 page story, a time capsule of what Superman was like in 1979.
( The Life Story of Superman )
Your thoughts and comments?
SKJAM!
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We'll have a glorious 21 pages of a 64 page story, a time capsule of what Superman was like in 1979.
( The Life Story of Superman )
Your thoughts and comments?
SKJAM!
http://www.skjam.com
Superman sees a higher world
Aug. 1st, 2012 04:25 pmFour more pages from the this week's thiry-page long ACTION COMICS #12...
Last issue, after Clark Kent was caught in a deadly explosion, Superman decided to let the world believe Clark was dead and moved on to a new secret identity, firefighter Johnny Clark.
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Last issue, after Clark Kent was caught in a deadly explosion, Superman decided to let the world believe Clark was dead and moved on to a new secret identity, firefighter Johnny Clark.
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Earth's First Superman
Jul. 7th, 2012 12:07 amPreviously, in ACTION COMICS...
That was all the way back in issue 6, when the time-traveling Legion of Superheroes paid a visit. Whatever were they talking about? In the latest two issues of ACTION, we've begun getting answers...
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That was all the way back in issue 6, when the time-traveling Legion of Superheroes paid a visit. Whatever were they talking about? In the latest two issues of ACTION, we've begun getting answers...
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OK, so the work on this primer kind of got away from me, mea culpa. But I now have it complete up to the current "The Culling" crossover arc.
In Part 1, we saw how Yera was duped into impersonating Shrinking Violet for months on end, during which time "Vi" secretly married Colossal Boy. Yera was exposed, Vi was rescued, Gim and Yera decided to stay married, and all was on track for them all to live happily ever after.
But first, they gotta tell Gim's parents...
( in a story called 'Guess What's Coming to Dinner?' No, really. )
And you can tune in to Legion Lost for more Chameleon Girl, now that The Culling is wrapping up!
In Part 1, we saw how Yera was duped into impersonating Shrinking Violet for months on end, during which time "Vi" secretly married Colossal Boy. Yera was exposed, Vi was rescued, Gim and Yera decided to stay married, and all was on track for them all to live happily ever after.
But first, they gotta tell Gim's parents...
( in a story called 'Guess What's Coming to Dinner?' No, really. )
And you can tune in to Legion Lost for more Chameleon Girl, now that The Culling is wrapping up!



