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Eventually became Group Editor of the Superman titles, including The Death of Superman storyline in 1993, which became DC Comics' best-selling comic book in years – and since From 1996 to 2002, he was executive editor at DC Comics, working on notable event books at the publisher, including Identity Crisis It was during this time[...]

Superman spoilers!: In last months's Action Comics #1054, the Death of Superman made its 30th anniversary come back with the return of Cyborg Superman Alongside Steel, that was two of the four replacement Supermen from The Reign Of The Supermen that followed And in this Tuesday's Action Comics #1055 we get to revisit them. As well[...]

And that gets revealed in this week's Action Comics #1054. But this is not the only callback to the Death of Superman And I don't even mean eath of Superman's co-creator Dan Jurgens with his Lois & Superman strip. Cyborg Superman,looking very much like one of the four figures who replaced Superman after his death[...]

Now you can put your kids' kids through college if you buy enough copies of Death of Superman 30th Anniversary Special #1! Preview the highly collectible issue here! Bleeding Cool has asked us to partner with an AI for all previews articles We're sure this is going to backfire, but here goes LOLtron… what did you[...]

DC Comics' The Death of Superman 30th Anniversary Special goes to Final Order Cut-Off on Sunday for comic book stores, and so DC Comics is doing a last-minute push to get people to order a comic book celebrating an event many of them were too young to have read Okay some of them, anyway So[...]

The creative teams behind The Death Of Superman storyline thirty years ago are returning for a new 80-Page The Death of Superman 30th Anniversary Special #1 for the 8th of November, as well as Superman #75 and The Death of Superman special editions for 1st of November the 1st and 6th of December. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1[...]

Earlier today, the Superman Twitter account tweeted out the word "Tomorrow." and the following image from the 1992 Superman storyline, The Death Of Superman From thirty years ago, this December Original writer/artist on the series, including the infamous Superman #75, Dan Jurgens quote tweeted it adding "BIG DAY." Especially, I guess, for the Man of[...]

Today, Action Comics #1037 from DC Comics sees the death of Superman Possibly two of them Maybe It has certainly been repeatedly teased, and Bleeding Cool saw this coming back in March – but is it real? In March we reported; The Death of Superman was a 1992/1993 crossover event from DC Comics' that made mainstream[...]

As one does. Action Comics #1030 Full Of Foreshadowing For The Death Of Superman Jonathan Kent, the Superman of the Justice League, as seen in Future State? Yes, that's the one What will this mean for the Justice League? Action Comics #1030 Aside from some rather dodgy beverage licensing deals, courteys of Midnighter? And while Damian Wayne gets his[...]

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The Death of Superman was a 1992/1993 crossover event from DC Comics' that made mainstream media and got public attention more than any other comic book story before it – or after it Superman #75, which features his death, sold over six million copies over a number of printings and became the top-selling comic of[...]

And Tales From The Dark Multiverse: The Death of Superman #1 by Jeff Loveness, Brad Walker and Andrew Hennessy will be returnable whatever retailers order… JOKER KILLER SMILE #1 (OF 3) (MR) (W) Jeff Lemire (A/CA) Andrea Sorrentino Everyone knows The Joker doesn't have the most promising history with psychotherapists In fact, no one's even been able to[...]

And they're kicking the line off with Batman: Knightfall (by Scott Snyder, Kyle Higgins, Javier Fernandez, and Lee Weeks) and The Death of Superman (by Jeff Loveness, Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy, and Weeks again), both of which, of course, will be number one issues Make yours DC, true believers! TALES FROM THE DARK MULTIVERSE: BATMAN: KNIGHTFALL[...]

Words, Photos, and Interview courtesy of Bleeding Cool's Jimmy Leszczynski: Super producer James Tucker (Batman: Brave and the Bold, Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay) takes a seat at our table to discuss The Death of Superman minutes before the SDCC world premiere So we know Superman dies It's in the title What other nuggets Kryptonite can[...]

The Death of Superman features an updated retelling of Big Blue getting (spoilers) beat to death by a then-unknown, scrappy baddie called Doomsday The basics of the story are still the same (unstoppable force meets immovable object), and all the emotional elements in check, but now with a fresh coat of "New 52" paint Right[...]

Whatever the reason is, WB Animation has animated The Death of Superman story, again But with a more modern eye A few of the story's plot elements have changed, and it's characters designs have been updated, but the emotional soul of the piece is still at the heart Bleeding Cool is at San Diego Comic-Con[...]

Video, Pics, and Words courtesy of Bleeding Cool's Jimmy Leszczynski:   WB animation Studios is having another go at one of it's most famous stories The Death of Superman, and it is just moments before the premiere The couple, Rebecca Romijn (X-Men, The Punisher) and Jerry O'Connell (Stand By Me, Sliders)  that play "that" couple, Lois Lane and[...]

Judging by the comics in the box, it looks like this cache of comics stuff went missing around 1993. Say goodbye to this box! 25 years later, it's finally hitting the recycling bin. Shall we take a look inside? First up, a printed flyer advertising DC's Doomsday: Death of Superman Trade Paperback, printed, of course, due to overwhelming[...]

The next DC Animate Film adapts one of the bestselling comic book stories of all time, the Death of Superman The new film is part of the universe that was created in 2014 in Justice League: War and has continued through the last four years. The synopsis reads: "The Man of Steel meets his ultimate match[...]

in midnight-opening stores, or tomorrow at stores where they like to go to bed. It's also November 22nd tomorrow, albeit 2017 rather than the 1992 of the opening scene. There's been some commentary over the day and date of choice, with some pointing that this is the week that the Death Of Superman finale, Superman #75, was[...]

The first cover is a bloody reproduction of the classic Death of Superman issue, replaced with Valiant's iconic "V' logo instead. The cover and back­cover have been designed to mirror not only the text, logo and font style but Ultimate's art director Jason Strutz also added a slight "crinkle" effect to give the book the illusion of being[...]

It seemed that no matter the quantity you ordered, you needed more. BC: Of course there is also the Death of Superman which was the peak of and beginning of the end of the speculator market How many copies of the issue did you sell roughly and looking back do you think the event was a[...]

Remember that? The Death of Superman, shipped in a black plastic bag with a bloody S on the cover, and a series of splash pages Selling three million, that's what new customers thought comics were If they dared open the bag. Well, that was two decades and a relaunch back in time We know Superman died[...]

I applaud any store that gets creative to bring in readers and tying their anniversary to the huge Death of Superman event is clever… I just don't know about building an event around the fictional death of a real person. Either way, these guys are working hard to bring in customers… so if you are in[...]

It was a terribly engaging theory, that Superman was intended to have been replaced by a Sand creature back in 1988, as a possible get out to the Lois And

I remember the clues and speculation over this at the time pretty well,  but by the time all was said and done the Death of Superman event had blown up so huge that the Sand Superman situation was largely forgotten in fan conversation over the matter  I would looooooove to see a followup to this[...]