#100.

... is one's got them wall to wall." I've been very impressed with the work Schultz and Mahnke have been doing on MOS so I'm very much looking forward to #100. The only problem I have is that they are bringing back the Cyborg. If there is one villain I want to see permanently removed from the Superman rogues gallery, it would be him. I have hope that the MOS team will be able to do something with the Cyborg, though I really don't see how. DVD AND TV NEWS Anchor Bay Entertainment's forthcoming 2-DVD set will contain two versions of _Supergirl_, starring Helen Slater. The DVD will contain the International Director's cut (125 minutes) and a never-before ...

... . It worked for love in #56, now death this time around. One wonders what will happen when Mxyzptlk learns about tax returns and acne in MAN OF STEEL #100. Whatever it is, I'm sure it'll be a blast. Mike Smith <mpsmit0@pop.uky.edu> =================================================== 2. SUPERMAN #131 Jan 1998 $1.95 US/$2.75 CAN "Checkmate" Writer: Dan Jurgens Artists: Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein Letterer: John Costanza Separations: Digital Chameleon Colorist: Glenn Whitmore Assistant Ed.: Maureen McTigue Editor: Joey Cavalieri Cover: Ron Frenz, Joe Rubinstein, and Patrick Martin Special Thanks to Tom Christopher RATINGS Average: 4.1/5. ...

... t, and complete. Art: 3.0 Shields - Nice, but still a bit rough. We get to find out what Circe has been up to since she was last seen in WONDER WOMAN #100. It was a bit of a surprise, considering her history. We also get to see her outsmart Ares, God of War. Not hard, but it gave a nice twist to the plot. "Bad Head Day" Starring Metallo Writer: Louise Simonson Penciller: William Rosado Inker: Prentis Rollins Letterer: Gaspar Colorist: Gene D'Angelo Editor: Chris Duffy RG: Story: 3.0 Shields - Above average, good ending. Art: 3.5 Shields - Some nice details and shading. This was the best story in the book. It follows what happens after Steel played ...

... Return to Krypton Part 3, by Bill Morse Superman #100 In honor of the Man of SteelÕs recent anniversary, Tony Cianfaglione revisits SupermanÕs FIRST #100. Section 8: Legacies (continued) Superman #400 Another Superman anniversary issue, reviewed by Ken McKee Coming Attractions Section 9: Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman Up, Up, and Coming News and Notes, by Jeff Sykes and Jennifer L. Traver The Three Faces of Clark/Superman and the Four Faces of Lois Lane, by Zoomway Episode Reviews: ÒLucky Leon,Ó by Marta Olson ÒResurrection,Ó by Sriya Sampath Section 10: More Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman! Episode Review: ÒTem ...

... out. KM: 3.5 Shields - IÕll go along with the story. I particularly like the involvement of the Kents. It appears to be a little slow after Superman #100. And it reminds me a little of the way Bane wore Batman down before he broke his back. YouÕve got to wonder, when the Carlin Òsuper-teamÓ gets together to plot a yearÕs worth of stories, if every story team knows that theyÕll be taking turns doing the Òmindless slugfest issueÓ for each arc. Do some of them beg for more than their share of these? Kesel wouldnÕt, I believe, and there are very few Kesel trademark touches in this Òbattle issueÓ of AOS. If there is any Kesel humor to be found here, i ...

... Steel given to us by Dan Jurgens. As most of you know by now, Dan will also be going to work for Valiant. He will not be drawing Superman past issue #100. I will sorely miss his beautiful art. ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN This may currently be the strongest of the Superman titles. Karl Kesel is simply the best writer working on Superman comics right now. I almost never hear any grumbling from the fans about KeselÕs writing. I was sad to see Kitson & McCarthy leave this title (just as I was even more sad to see Grummett & Hazlewood leave it), as next to Dan Jurgens, I liked their depiction of Superman most. However, I am absolutely thrilled to have Stua ...

... UPERMAN, but he will continue to write for the title. In case thatÕs not clear, the final issue which will be drawn by Jurgens & Breeding is SUPERMAN #100. Jackson Guice will also be pencilling ETERNAL WARRIOR for VALIANT. I am not certain whether or not he will continue to pencil Action Comics. (Personally, I hope he goes. He has recently surpassed Jon Bogdanove to become my least favorite artist Ñ those of you who have been reading KC for a while know that to be no small feat.) For a quick gripe, why is it that the two best artists of the Òbig fourÓ have left (Jurgens and Kitson) and the two worst remain (Guice and Bog Ñ though Bog has been grow ...

... dendum: Diamond Previews for NEXT month Ñ see the next Coming Attractions in one week! Ñ also confirms the death of Clark Kent storyline for Superman #100....Plus a little more Ñ STAY TUNED!] The information which follows is reprinted without permission from Diamond Previews and is in no way meant to serve as a replacement for that magazine. In fact, I strongly recommend that each reader find his or her own copy for additional detailed information on the entire DC Universe! 1. List of Titles by Shipping Date: ÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑ- Shipping date: Comic title and information: ÑÑÑÑÑÑ- ÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑ- November 15: Superboy #11 E. Berganza, Grummett, & Haz ...

... ***** Issue #100 ----- ----- release date: 05-25-01 ***** ISSN 1523-1585 ----- --- -- - -- --- -- - -- --- -- - -- --- -- - -- --- Well, here it is. #100. Big fucking deal. Other e-zines get past this point within a year. It's taken us eight. Why? Because we're fucking lame, that's why. Anyway, here's the deal with this issue: there's lots of shit in it, it's super-huge. It's complete with nude ASCII-pics and lots of references to BBS stuff that won't mean much to people who weren't there. If you hunt, you might find something that applies to you. Well, it's super huge and won't ever be completely read by most people. Maybe that's due to the lack ...