Based on the popular series on The CW, Smallville 2011 showcases the iconic characters of Smallville, Clark Kent's hometown. Features the Smallville characters Clark Kent, Chloe Sullivan, Lois Lane, Oliver Queen, Tess Mercer, and the mysterious Kryptonian Major Zod. Smallville, currently airing on Friday night and in its ninth season, remains the network's #1 series among young males. Smallville stars are consistently featured in entertainment news and magazines.

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Question: After giving up on the show years ago, Smallville has been unexpectedly awesome lately! Any scoop?

Ausiello: **** is going to sleep with *** in episode **.

Meanwhile, EarthsMightiest.com takes a look back at Clark Kent's single super flight on "Smallville" in the episode "Crusade", via interviews and behind the scenes images (including pre-vis and green screen shots).

Check out his review of "A Ghost for Scotland Yard", in which Clark and Jimmy encounter a supposed ghost trying to kill people in England.

OK, we'll buy a guy in tights can fly and move "faster than a speeding bullet." What we can't wrap our heads around is the fact that any newspaper reporter - even one for a fictional paper like the Daily Planet - could ever afford a lavish bachelorette pad like the one Lois Lane had in the 1978 blockbuster.

The apartment that doubled as her not-so humble abode sits atop the building at 240 Central Park South in midtown Manhattan.

240 CPS is a pre-war rental building that went up in 1941, and is considered the first apartment house in the city to make extensive use of balconies. Facing Central Park and overlooking Columbus Circle, it was designed by the architectural firm Mayer & Whittlesley. Aside from Ms. Lane, real-life famous faces such as Renee Zellweger have been tenants, as well as Antoine de Saint-Exupery, the author of "The Little Prince."

In fact, Mr. Conaty said, it was "Superman" that eventually led him to buy his 1950 Nash Ambassador Custom, which was parked outside.

"There must've been one car dealer in all of Metropolis, because everyone drove a Nash," he explained. "Lois Lane had a Nash Rambler. Clark Kent drove a Nash-Healey sports car. For a good chunk of 'Superman,' you saw nothing but Nashes."

Mr. Conaty watched "Superman" as a boy in Queens and was eventually inspired to buy a 1954 Nash Ambassador, for which he paid $250 including delivery. Even at the time - he was in high school - the deal seemed too good to be true.

Did you know? George Reeves' owned a 1953 Alvis TA -21-100 Convertable which was a gift from his girlfriend Toni Mannix. Reportedly this car was 1 of only 5 made!

The car Clark Kent drove in "The Adventures of Superman" TV series was a 1952 Nash Healey Convertable.

If you missed an episode, we recommend that you check out our interview with Adventures of Superman writer Marv Wolfman back in Episode #16 or our extended interview with writer Jerry Ordway in episodes #32 and #33.

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The second weekend in June is devoted to the legendary character that stands for "Truth, Justice and the American Way" each year in Metropolis, Illinois. But Superman is always kind enough to share the spotlight with a few other celebrities.

Special guests have just been confirmed as headliners of the 32nd annual Superman Celebration June 10-13. Smallville fans will be excited to see this year's celebrity line-up.

Laura Vandervoort, who portrays Supergirl/Kara and Sam Witwer, also known as Doomsday, will be the Smallville actors headlining this year's Celebration. And, the "First Lady of Metropolis" Noel Neill, is scheduled to make a return trip to the festival. Fans will have the opportunity to meet the celebrities in person at autograph and question and answer sessions.

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The SUPERMAN 80-PAGE GIANT features seven stories by a slew of great talent, all taking a look at the Man of Steel from a different viewpoint. Mike Raicht & Charles Paul Wilson III take a peek at young Clark Kent's life in Smallville; Kathryn Immonen & Tonci Zonjic explore the joys of marriage when Lois Lane takes a sick day; Ben McCool & Matt Camp visit The Daily Planet where Superman has to battle a wicked bug problem; Pat McCallum & Mike Shoyket check in with a gang of Metropolis bank robbers who've had their fair share of run-ins with the heroes of the DCU; Jason Hall & Julian Lopez track down a shut-in who turns into a daredevil once Superman saves his life; Rik Hoskin & RB Silva explore what Superman does in his downtime; and DC's very own associate editor Sean Ryan & Clayton Henry put an entirely new spin on the typical Superman/Bizarro fight! So make sure and pick up a copy this week - you can't miss that sweet cover by Aaron Lopresti & Brad Anderson!

Wow! What a great trip this turned out to be.

A couple of months ago, Steve Younis sent out a general request to the writing staff at the Superman Homepage to see if any of us lived near Orlando, Florida or were planning to attend the convention. I live in Northern California, quite a jaunt from the Sunshine state. But I knew I could make the time, so I volunteered. The primary purpose was for me to accept an award on behalf of the Superman Homepage in the category of "Best Fansite" from Project Fanboy's annual ceremony.

I stayed with my friend Billy Hogan, who I was lucky enough to meet in person for the first time. He and his wife picked me up at the airport, offered me a place to stay and Billy went with me each day to enjoy the con. He even agreed to take photos so visitors to the Superman Homepage could get a sense of the fun we had.

Friday was a short day for us. In my experience, the first days of these conventions are always sparse compared to Saturdays. The DC Panel was great fun. Dan Didio, who was just promoted from senior editor to co-publisher of the company, was in attendance, although he was not originally planning to be there. I sat in the first row directly in front of him and took my notes while recording the panel with a small cassette player.

During that hour, Dan Didio and I kept making mini comments back and forth at each other in a fun way. It was great to interact with those people. They have a lot of fun talking with fans and joking back and forth. Plus Dan kept accidentally releasing information that hasn't been solicited yet.

Saturday was the biggest day with the most people and the DC Nation Panel was outstanding. The theme of that panel was that DC can't please all the people all the time. As a comic book fan, I understand. Many readers have been following comics for years and years and have an expectation that the company can capture the same magic those readers felt when they were growing up in that universe. The industry has changed over the years and the stories have had to change with it. At least that's my unbiased interpretation.

Click "Read More" to see Jeffrey's complete MegaCon 2010 report.

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In the end, there can be only one winner. The winner will be decided by Jeffrey Taylor, your Caption Contest compere.

The Caption Contest will be updated fortnightly. The winner will be announced when the next new Caption Contest is posted. While there's no physical prize, the winner will gain the praise and admiration of their fellow Superman fans.

Speaking of which, the winner of the previous Caption Contest was:

Krypto-Pop: Superman: Bud... Lex: weis.. Batman: No.

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Can you give us 'Smallville' fans any scoop on how the Red Kryptonite ties into Metallo's return?

You know how Clark usually makes a mistake when "on" Red K? Well, the April 16th episode, "Upgrade," is no different - save for the ominous fact that this time around, his reckless gaffe on a grander level, involving the Fortress, Zod and Metallo.

In the 'Smallville' episode "Upgrade," are both Zod and Clark infected with Red Kryptonite?

Nope, Zod is spared infection. Speaking of 'Upgrade," I'm hearing that Brian Austin Green is extra-awesome in his encore... and that he has some moments with Erica Durance that will ruffle a certain fan base's feathers.