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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781401200053
ISBN: 1401200052
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 224
Publication Date: November 01, 2003
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: November 01, 2003
Sales Rank: 278564
Studio: DC Comics
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Having established his origin in volume 1, this is where Byrne's Superman interpretation really begins again.
Highlights here for me...
*Superman 1- Superman vs. Metallo- the power of Kryptonite established. Pretty good for a 1st issue. Pencils and inks by Byrne & Austin- the famous X-Men team!
*Action 584- Teen Titans! One of my favorite issues in Byrne's entire run. I've seen a little bit of Byrne's original pencils for this issue, and it amazes me how Dick Giordano ... Read More
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John Byrne does the best Superman ever!
In the mid-eighties, DC asked John Byrne, who had written a long run of The Fantastic Four, to revamp Superman, who was about fifty years old at the time. In what I would consider typical "Marvel style," Byrne added characterization and scientific explanation to the Superman mythos as he reinvented classic characters and retold their stories. His beautiful art work and excellent story-telling ability make these comics a JOY to read!
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I'd heard a lot about this new interpretation of Superman from John Byrne. As a Byrne fan, it seemed a logical choice to add to my little mini-collection of trade paperbacks, many of which feature his art. I'd read through Volume 1 of Superman: Man of Steel and found it to be a refreshing take on the old Superman character. Byrne's art in Volume 1, however, was not what I was used to from his previous work.
That appears to have changed in Volume 2, as Byrne cleans up Superman nicely. ... Read More
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What you need to know before reading this book:
1) Superman stories published from 1938 to 1986 (commonly called "Pre-Crisis Superman") were wiped out of continuity and is no longer part of the Superman Canon.
2) An event called "Crisis on Infinite Earths" cleaned up DC Comics continuity and recreated the DC Universe in 1985/6. All comics from that point to the present are referred to as the "Post-Crisis" stories.
3) The "Post-Crisis" Superman ... Read More
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