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... arth-2 real name of Two-Face is Harvey Kent, not Dent. The Justice Society reforms in 1963, after an attack by their old enemy Vandal Savage (_Flash_ #137). Superman helps them battle Aquarius and meets the Superman of Earth-1 in 1969 (_JLA_ #73-74). In 1975, after the death of his wife, Bruce Wayne renounces his Batman career and becomes Police Commissioner of Gotham City (_DC Super-Stars_ #17). In 1976, Superman's cousin Kara comes to Earth and takes the identity of Power Girl just in time to help Robin and the Star-Spangled Kid form the Super-Squad and defeat Brain Wave. Superman re-joins Power Girl and the JSA to battle Zanadu, the Chaos Lord ...

... forward not only to next issue's conclusion, but the forthcoming JSA series as well. In the meantime, I'm going to look up Justice League of America #137, one of a three-part JLA/JSA/Earth-S heroes team-up masterfully written by Elliot S! Maggin and Cary Bates (if memory serves me correctly), and watch Superman and Captain Marvel clash for the first classic time. Anatole Wilson <awilson@us.oracle.com> ================================================ YOUNG JUSTICE #8 May 1999 $2.50 US/$3.95 CAN "The Uninvited Geeks" Guest Writer: Chuck Dixon Pencils: Todd Nauck & Coy Turnbull Inks: Lary Stucker & Jaime Mendoza Colors: Jason Wright ...

... Bogdanove and Louise Simonson Art and Cover by Jon Bogdanove and Dennis Janke Superman battles Nazis in the Warsaw Ghetto (Golden Age) 29 - SUPERMAN #137, "The Mutation War" Written by Dan Jurgens Art by Paul Ryan and Josef Rubinstein Cover by Dan Jurgens and Josef Rubinstein Superman XIX and the JLA of 2999 face Muto (Year 2999) 30 - ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #560, "The Super-Rivalry That Rocked Metropolis" Written by Karl Kesel and Jerry Ordway Art by Tom Grummett and Denis Rodier Cover by Tom Grummett Superman is jealous when Lois begins dating Batman (Silver Age) 31 - ACTION COMICS #747, "Eye of the Storm" Written by Stuart Immonen Art and Cove ...

... ed As... Shouting from the Rooftops J.D. Rummel discovers a couple of gems in recent comics Section 3: New Comic Reviews The Triangle Titles Superman #137, by Thomas Deja Adventures of Superman #560, by Dan Radice Action Comics #747, by Derek Jackson Section 4: New Comics Reviews The Triangle Titles (cont) Superman: The Man of Steel #82, by Mike Smith Super-Family Titles Superboy #54, by Rene' Gobeyn Supergirl #24, by Thomas Deja Section 5: New Comic Reviews Other Superman Titles JLA #21, by Anatole Wilson Superman Adventures #22, by Cory Strode Specials JLA Secret Files #2, by Rene' Gobeyn JLA: World Without Grown-Ups #1, by G.M. Nelson Section ...

... FINEST COMICS #71 (1954). The pairing of the two was due to the shrinkage in the number of pages per issue.] * Superman first met Captain Marvel: JLA #137 [1976] NOTE: In ALL-STAR SQUADRON #36 (1984), the Superman of Earth-2 first met Captain Marvel. Lex Luthor might have fought Captain Marvel in SHAZAM #15 (1974). * Superman's powers first described as being dependent on a yellow sun: ACTION COMICS #262 [1960] ______________________________________________ THE MAILBAG ------------------------------------- (sykes@ms.uky.edu, KryptonCN@aol.com) KC Responses are indented and begun with **** ========================================================== ...

... irst regular-size team-up of two heroes, who have, for some reason, run parallel tracks over the years. They did share a few panels in JUSTICE LEAGUE #137, but the main event was in the tabloid SUPERMAN VS. SHAZAM! How Superman could fight an exclamatory noun, I'm not sure. But he could do anything else, so why not? The inherent goofiness of Captain Marvel stories was peddled right along with the not-quite melodramatic tone that most Superman stories of this era had. They had enough emotional content to draw you in, but that's not what they were there for. Likewise the Captain, whose adventures before and since this story have quavered back and f ...

... s reprinted a few years ago in the SHOWCASE trade paperback. SUPERMAN'S GIRL FRIEND, LOIS LANE, began with issue #1 in 1958, and continued through to #137 in 1974, with two annuals (#1 and #2, Summer 1962 and 1963 respectively). Lois also had a two-part miniseries in 1986... but I'm getting ahead of myself. Jimmy was much luckier than Lois... he only had to wait until 1954 for his own comic book, SUPERMAN'S PAL, JIMMY OLSEN. His series continued until issue #163, in 1974. The numbering sequence continued in SUPERMAN FAMILY #164, which combined Jimmy Olsen, Lois Lane, and Supergirl into one giant-size comic book as part of DC's Dollar Comics exper ...

... Other Appearances ShadowDragon Annual #1, by ReneÕ Gobeyn Green Arrow #101, by ReneÕ Gobeyn Section 5: Looking Back: Legacies Justice League America #137 and Superman vs. Shazam! by Joe Crowe The Silver Age Superman Superman on Krypton: Part 5, by Bill Morse Classifieds Section 6: The Red Hour: FOLCfest Ô95 Highlights of the recent on-the-set gathering of Lois and Clark fans, by Zoomway Coming Attractions New comics shipping in November, including the finale of ÒThe Trial of Superman!Ó EDITORIAL STAFF: ÑÑÑÑÑÑÑ- Jeffery D. Sykes, Editor-in-chief Arthur E. LaMarche, Reviews LEGAL DISCLAIMERS: ÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑ- Superman and all related characters, location ...

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... ----------------------------------------- ======================================================================= VOLUME 15, NUMBER 6 June 2015 ISSUE #137 ======================================================================= Welcome to the latest edition of Fascination, the Unofficial Cirque du Soleil Newsletter. Usually there's a long-winded discussion here about some of the shocking and/or unusual news and rumors that find their way across our desks here at Fascination, pieces that highlight new projects Cirque is undertaking, or even answers to questions brought up as we're doing a bit of research. Not this month. There's just too many l ...