Noteworthy Superman dates to remember...
September 1: Traditionally recognized as the birthday of Jonathan Kent, Clark Kent's adoptive father.
September 5: George Lazenby, Jor-El in the
Superboy TV series, born in Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia in 1939.
September 6: Justin Whalin, Jimmy Olsen in
Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, born in 1974.
September 8: The
Super Friends cartoon show makes its debut on ABC-TV in 1973.
September 10: Filmation's
The New Adventures of Superman animated series premieres on CBS in 1966.
September 12:
Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman makes its debut on ABC-TV in 1993.
September 13: Artist Mike Grell (
Superboy and the Legion of Super Heroes) born in 1947.
September 15: Jackie Cooper, Perry White in the
Superman films, born in 1922.
September 16: Tommy Bond, Jimmy Olsen in two serials,
Superman and
Atom Man vs Superman, born in Dallas, Texas in 1926.
September 16: Writer Kurt Busiek (
Superman &
Action Comics) born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1960.
September 16: Steve Younis, owner of the Superman Homepage, born in 1971. :)
September 17: Bryan Singer, director of
Superman Returns, born in New York, NY, USA in 1965.
September 17: Writer Roger Stern (
Action Comics) born in 1950.
September 18: James Marsden (Richard White in
Superman Returns), born in Stillwater, Oklahoma in 1973.
September 22: Traditionally recognized as the birthday of Kara Zor-El, AKA Supergirl.
September 23: Writer Peter David (
Supergirl) born in 1956.
September 24: 'Smallville' Season 10, Episode 1 'Lazarus' airs on The CW at 8.00pm.
September 24: Tommy Bond, Jimmy Olsen in two serials,
Superman and
Atom Man vs Superman, dies in 2005, aged 79.
September 25: Christopher Reeve, star of the
Superman films, born in New York, NY in 1952.
September 26: Writer Louise Simonson (
Superman: The Man of Steel) born in 1946.
September 28:
Superman/Batman: Apocalypse available on
DVD &
Blu-ray.
September 28: Traditionally recognized as the birthday of Lex Luthor.
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Story - 4: When I first read this, before the "review" read, I felt like something was off, and wrong. I figured out what that is, and thus knocking one point. Not even because it's that big a deal, but mostly because Geoff's bar is higher than most for me. It's like watching Clerks and then watching Jersey Girl. Can you say that Jersey Girl isn't a better family movie? No. But is it on Clerks level? Double no. So what do you rate it?
Art - 5: As I expected, beautiful art from Powell. I'm really getting into the Goon, which I just started reading in trades, and it continues well here. I like his Superman, his Bizarro, and the simple humanity he brings to his world. I look forward to the rest of this with great anticipation after this read.
Cover Art - 3: Eh. Doesn't really grab me that much, and I'm not sure why. It could be the stock post, the fact that it's kind of weird in angle and intent, and that Bizarro's just kind of sitting there. The words on the cover, I dunno. Not as great as the insides.
