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... greatest enemies, Mordru, for the first time in _L*_ #48-50. Another arc worth reading is the battle against the Dark Circle in _L*_ 62-65 and _LSH_ #106-108 (numbered 1998:13-19) RECOMMENDED LEGION READING LIST: PART 2 For anyone interested in the pre-Zero Hour stories of the Legion, a good place to start is the 7-issue _Who's Who In The Legion of Super-Heroes_ from 1988. The first two issues have a good summary of Legion stories and history to that date and the rest of the issues contain an alphabetical listing of characters. Pretty well any of the _Adventure Comics_ or _Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes_ issues are stand alone and can b ...

... the stories included. The Annual leads off with "Superman's First Feat" (story by Edmond Hamilton, art by Wayne Boring and Stan Kaye, from _Superman_ #106). Reese Kearns, a scientist with a rather shady background, approaches the Daily Planet with the suggestion that it sponsor a contest to uncover Superman's first feat. Despite Superman's own suspicions of an ulterior motive on Kearns' part, the contest proceeds, and in the process new readers learn of Superman's origin and Kryptonian background. Fortunately nobody is able to uncover Superman's identity, as he had feared would happen when the entries from Smallville came in. (Which would, incide ...

... n Arrow. With MORE FUN #103 (Green Arrow and Dover and Clover), a little blurb in the corner asked "What was Superman like as a boy?". With #104 (and #106) Superboy got to share the cover with Dover and Clover. For #105 he got the cover solo for the story "The Million Dollar Marbles Tournament!" Exciting stuff indeed. On number 106, Superboy flipped pancakes while Dover and Clover watched. He received no mention at all on #107. MORE FUN was apparently not one of the publisher's best selling titles. Superboy only ran there for six issues before the entire book's line up was changed radically. In April 1946 came the big switchover. Superboy, Aquama ...

... Steel? Section 3: Reviews: The "Triangle" Titles Action Comics #715, by William J. Nixon Superman: The Man of Steel #50, by Arthur LaMarche Superman #106, by Ken McKee and Arthur LaMarche Adventures of Superman #529, by Anatole Wilson Section 4: Reviews: Other Super-Titles Superboy #21, by Victor Chan Steel #21, by Dick Sidbury Showcase '95 #10, by Rene' Gobeyn Showcase '95 #11, by Rene' Gobeyn The New Titans #127, by Rene' Gobeyn Section 5: Reviews: Annuals, Specials, and Crossovers Action Comics Annual #7, by William J. Nixon Superboy Annual #2, by Matt Combes Superman: At Earth's End, by Rene' Gobeyn Legion of Super-Heroes #74, by Victor Chan ...

... & Boyd Cover by A. Davis & Farmer $2.25 Showcase Ô95 #11 (of 12) Agent Liberty Story Jurgens & St. Pierre Cover by Dan Jurgens 48 pgs, $2.95 Superman #106 THE TRIAL OF SUPERMAN: Part 2 (of 12) Jurgens, Frenz, & Rubinstein Cover by Jurgens & Rubinstein $1.95 Superman: At EarthÕs End Tom Veitch & Frank Gomez 48 pgs, Prestige Format, $4.95 September 26: Action Comics Annual #7 Michelinie, D. Robertson, & Vancata Cover by Walt Simonson 56 pgs, $3.95 Adventures of Superman #529 THE TRIAL OF SUPERMAN: Part 3 (of 12) K. Kesel, Immonen, & Marzan Jr. $1.95 Legionnaires #31 (Superboy) FUTURE TENSE: Part 3 (of 3) Peyer/McCraw, Moy, & Carani $2.25 The Ou ...

... $1.95 August 15: The New Titans #126 Hrebik & Mays $2.25 Showcase Ô95 #9 (of 12) Lois Lane story Goff & Staton Cover by Gosier 48 pgs, $2.95 Superman #106 Jurgens, Garcia-Lopez, & Rubinstein Cover by Jurgens & Rubinstein $1.95 August 22: Adventures of Superman #528 K. Kesel, Immonen, & Marzan Jr. $1.95 Steel #20 L. Simonson, Gosier, & Faber $1.95 August 29: Shadowdragon Annual #1 Michelinie/Breeding, Giordano, & Breeding Cover by Breeding & Janson 56 pgs, $3.50 Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #2 Stern, Grummett, & Breeding $1.95 AUGUST Super-FanÕs Total: $18.85 Hopeless CompletistÕs Total: $24.60 September 5: Action Comics #715 Michelinie, G. K ...

... a *huge* update next month. Comics News: Finally, confirmation! Ron Frenz will become the regular artist of the Superman title, beginning with issue #106, which ships in September. When the Superman animated series begins in the fall of 1996 (see below), expect a ÒBatman AdventuresÓ-type book to join the family of Superman titles. Rumors are starting to surface about *THE* wedding. According to CSN, DC would like to time the comic book wedding to coincide with the wedding in ABCÕs LOIS & CLARK. It would seem to me, anyway, that next yearÕs sweeps in May would be an ideal time! Hollywood/Other-Media News: HereÕs where the biggest news is! In ...

... out mashing, sweet finishes, clean burners, etc. (Chris Cook, NMOS Quality Engineer - (301)386-7807) compiling new list (Carlo Fusco) HOMEBREW Digest #1060 (Thu 21 January 1993) Kegging. (Murray Robinson) sweetness of products in wine/cider/beer (Victor Reijs) kudos & gripes (Michael T. Lobo) Re: Phil's Phalse bottom (STROUD) Re: Trivia (Guy D. McConnell) Goodies for the TechnoBrewer (Tom Dimock) Brews Paper / Grain mill rollers (Norm Pyle) Priming. ("C. Lyons / Raytheon-ADC / Andover, MA") Answers (Ulick Stafford) bottle sediment, "partial d (Chris McDermott) Re: yeast, Windsor Ale; Wyeast lager (CW06GST) Andre Pruitt ...

... ell!cg-atla!ima!wang7!gpk) HOMEBREW Digest #105 (Tue 21 March 1989) AHA conference cost (Dick Dunn) knowing where you are (Dick Dunn) HOMEBREW Digest #106 (Wed 22 March 1989) Cost of Conference & the AHA <=> Compuserve connection (hplabs!amdahl!uunet!ingr!tesla!steve) Time to Update Those Databases ... (rogerl) AHA on Compuserve (Darryl Richman) re: AHA conference cost (Darryl Richman) Dark Ale & Network address ("MR. DAVID HABERMAN") knowing where you are (Michael Bergman) Wyeast Danish Lager Yeast (lbr) Second Refrigerator Ideas Wanted (lbr) HOMEBREW Digest #107 (Thu 23 March 1989) Lager yeasts (Rich Simpson) Refrigerators for bre ...

... ------------------------------------ ======================================================================= VOLUME 12, NUMBER 11 November 2012 ISSUE #106e ======================================================================= Welcome to the latest edition of Fascination, the Unofficial Cirque du Soleil Newsletter. Between ZARKANA's move from Radio City Music Hall in New York City to its new home at ARIA Las Vegas and World's Away 3D premiering at the Tokyo Film Festival to the announcement of LE BEST OF 2 and AMALUNA CDs and more on CirqueWeek 2012, Cirque has certainly kept us busy. Of course we’ve kept ourselves busy too... Last month we feat ...