If you haven’t gotten a chance to check out Rick Veitch and Tommy Lee Edwards brilliant “Question” series, do so. It is fantastic. Released in 2004, and often at the top of many a “needs to be reprinted” list, the book was released at a time when Vic Sage had not had a series to …
So if you hadn’t guessed it by now, I love top ten lists. This is not the first I’ve done on this site, and won’t be the last, but it might be the one the most fans can relate to, given how memorable Superman’s appearances in film have been over the years. First off, a …
When I first heard the announcement on Marv Wolfman’s Twitter account that DC was releasing a previously unpublished story about Superman’s early days, I was intrigued. When Wolfman began praising the story all over social media, calling it “one of the top five stories I’ve ever written, and the best Superman story I’ve ever …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KLf6pNcizk After watching Superman III for the first time in years, I was on a roll and rewatched the often lambasted Superman IV! If III has a bad rap, you’d better believe IV’s is even worse, and rightfully so. Considering the movie was done on a mere $17 million budget, it definitely shows. One YouTube …
Continue reading Superman IV: The Quest for Peace Retrospective
After reading so often about how Superman III and Superman IV: The Quest for Peace were nowhere near as good as the first two Christopher Reeve Superman movies- and this much is true- I avoided both like the plague for many years. I also avoided them, in part, because I happen to love Bryan Singer’s Superman …
Hey guys, with Christmas rapidly approaching, I thought I'd post a very personal article I wrote for my other blog a few years ago. Enjoy! There have been a few times in my life that a comic book has moved me to tears. There is only one that moves me to tears every time I …
"We had a reception room and a main office; Joe worked in there, and Wayne Boring and myself." - Paul Cassidy, Interview with James Vance, 1998 Shortly after he premiered in 1938, Superman had become a sensation. In order to keep up with the increasingly heavy workload and deadlines, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster …
