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... ------------------------------------------ Part I: Superman Titles, Limited Series, and Specials THE TRIANGLE TITLES ------------------- 1 - SUPERMAN #119, "Sunburned!" Written by Dan Jurgens Art and Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein POWER STRUGGLE - The Legion assists Superman in attempting to regain his powers 2 - ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #542, "Power Trip!" Written by Karl Kesel Art by Paul Ryan and Jose Marzan, Jr. Cover by Stuart Immonen and Jose Marzan, Jr. POWER STRUGGLE - Superman turns to Cadmus, where he is attacked once again by Misa 3 - ACTION COMICS #729, "Generator X!" Written by David Michelinie Art and Cover by Tom Grummett and ...

... ouncements by the creators and story summaries in PREVIEWS magazine indicate that the "Power Struggle" story line (which actually started in SUPERMAN #119) shipped a month later than its original schedule (first slated to start with SUPERMAN #118). Thus, Lois played little role in her husband's life for the first month after the honeymoon since she had not originally been a part of those scripts. As the writers had time to react, Ms. Lane has become more important, and their matrimony had become more evident within the stories. In the larger scheme, however, the marriage has changed little. In particular, the entire change of Kal-El's costume and ...

... expect that this should work just because Metron said it would. I feel pretty confident that Metron would have said that Brainiac's idea in SUPERMAN #119 should have worked. There had *better* be more to this story that simply has not yet been addressed -- otherwise, I feel like the past month has been a waste of time. To address the art in this issue, let me begin by pointing out that I've been a fan of Ron Lim's pencils since my first exposure to his work. And with good inkers, he's capable of absolutely beautiful art. For examples, see his guest pencils in GREEN LANTERN #65 (part of 1995's "Siege of the Zi Charam" crossover with THE NEW TITAN ...

... Titles Adventures of Superman #541, by Anatole Wilson Action Comics #728, by William J Nixon Superman: The Man of Steel #63, by Matt Combes Superman #119, by Shane Furlong Section 4: New Comic Reviews The Superman Titles (cont) Adventures of Superman #542, by Anatole Wilson Super-Family Titles Showcase '96 #12, by Rene' Gobeyn Steel #34, by Dick Sidbury Superboy #34, by Jeff Sykes Superboy and the Ravers #4, by Jeff Sykes Section 5: New Comic Reviews Super-Family Titles (cont) Supergirl #5, by Patrick Stout Superman Adventures #3, by Cory Strode JLA #1, by Matt Combes Miniseries Superman/Wonder Woman: Whom Gods Destroy #2, by Rene' Gobeyn Su ...

... since the destruction of Coast City. Oh, as a bonus, we also get to see what I hope is the final defeat of The Cyborg. WEEK FOUR: --------- THE FLASH #119: "Pray for he Dawn" The Earth is dying, and Flash tries to battle the panic when his girlfriend Linda Park exposes the failure of the Earth's heroes to avert the coming disaster as the sun begins to collapse in on itself prior to going nova. One of the best issues in THE FINAL NIGHT story line. HITMAN #8: "The Night the Lights Went Out" As the Hitman and his friends wait for the end barricaded in Nonan's bar, they begin to talk about their closest brush with death as they wait for the end. All ...

... ed issues: Action Comics #727 Aquaman #26 Detective Comics #703 Superboy #33 Tie-In: PARALLAX: EMERALD NIGHT September 25: Affected issues: The Flash #119 Hitman #8 Legion of Super-Heroes #86 Robin #35 The Spectre #47 Superman: The Man of Steel #62 Takion #6 Conclusion!: THE FINAL NIGHT #4 ________________________________________________________ GOOD-BYE SUPERMAN -- A TRIBUTE TO CURT SWAN ------------------------------------------- SWAN'S GRACE Premier Superman artist Curt Swan, 1920-1996, is remembered Originally published in the June 26th, 1996, edition of FAT JACK'S comicScrypt; reprinted here with permission Copyright 1996 Brian Saner-Lamken; ...

... I certainly think it could be done, I just don't think it can be done well. Besides, the closest we have to an anniversary issue in 1996 is SUPERMAN #119, which should be out in November. This issue is only significant because it has a cover date of January 1997, which would make it the tenth anniversary of the Byrne relaunch -- SUPERMAN #1 sported a cover date of January 1987... =============================================================================== From: takana@freespace.net Hi! I stopped by the Kryptonian Cybernet on a recommendation at a different site and read through you mention of the various different "other" Supergirls. Unfortun ...

... W Digest #118 (Mon 03 April 1989) Re: Re: liquid yeast (Dr. T. Andrews) Re: hop pellets and lauter tun/hop backs (Dr. T. Andrews) HOMEBREW Digest #119 (Tue 04 April 1989) Commercial Yeast / Hop Bags (Mike Fertsch) Freezing yeasts (Michael Bergman) Re: yeast, hops, coolers (Pete Soper) HOMEBREW Digest #120 (Wed 05 April 1989) mashing mystery (Pete Soper) HOMEBREW Digest #121 (Thu 06 April 1989) NEW, ALTERNATIVE ADDRESS (CRF) HOMEBREW Digest #122 (Fri 07 April 1989) Re: yeast, hops, coolers (lbr) Boulder Beer Rumor (Paul Perlmutter) HOMEBREW Digest #123 (Sat 08 April 1989) BrewCo Boiler ("1107-CD&I/VIRUS DISEASES") Re: yeast, hops, ...

... ------------------------------------ ======================================================================= VOLUME 13, NUMBER 12 December 2013 ISSUE #119e ======================================================================= Welcome to the latest edition of Fascination, the Unofficial Cirque du Soleil Newsletter. Did you catch the Cirque du Soleil float at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade? What did you think of the performance? Did it represent what you'd find at a Cirque du Soleil show or did you find it lacking? While it was exciting to see Cirque du Soleil's events team once again in action, I'm forced to turn attention to more sobering e ...

... ------------------------------------ ======================================================================= VOLUME 13, NUMBER 12 December 2013 ISSUE #119 ======================================================================= Welcome to the latest edition of Fascination, the Unofficial Cirque du Soleil Newsletter. Did you catch the Cirque du Soleil float at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade? What did you think of the performance? Did it represent what you'd find at a Cirque du Soleil show or did you find it lacking? While it was exciting to see Cirque du Soleil's events team once again in action, I'm forced to turn attention to more sobering ev ...