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1-Proof of Earth's Expansion

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1-Proof of Earth's Expansion

... piter 40 Irregular? Bianca Uranus 42 Irregular? Desdemona Uranus 54 Irregular? Rosalind Uranus 54 Irregular? Naiad Neptune 54 Irregular? Ida Asteroid #243 56 Irregular (56x24x210), potato-shaped Cressida Uranus 62 Irregular? Belinda Uranus 66 Irregular? Thalassa Neptune 80 Irregular? Elara Jupiter 80 Irregular? Juliet Uranus 84 Irregular? Nysa Asteroid #44 84 Irregular? Feronia Asteroid #72 96 Irregular? Prometheus Saturn 100 Irregular (48x100x68) Portia Uranus 106 Irregular? Pandora Saturn 110 Irregular (110x88x62) Thebe Jupiter 110 Irregular (110x90) Achilles Asteroid #588 116 Irregular? Astraea Asteroid #5 120 Irregular? Thule Asteroid #279 1 ...

The Kryptonian Cybernet Issue 66

Kryptonian Cybernet

· 4 months ago

... he pointer that references "Who Drew Superman" to see examples of the work of just about every artist who worked on the strip prior to 1970. _Action_ #24 was the end of the first era in the history of Superman. There was now too much work to do for Shuster to be personally involved in every aspect of art production, even with an assistant. The call went out to Wayne Boring to move to Cleveland and join the Superman production team. From now on, stories would be parceled out to several different artists at once. Layouts, details, backgrounds, supporting characters -- all might be handled by different people, often switching roles between pages. J ...

The Kryptonian Cybernet Issue 63

Kryptonian Cybernet

· 4 months ago

... f super powered teens set 1,000 years in the future. Founding members Cosmic Boy, Saturn Girl, and Lightning Lad first appeared in _Adventure Comics_ #247 (April 1958) in a story where they invited Superboy to try out for membership. From those humble beginnings, the Legion evolved first as back up stories, co-starring with Superboy, eventually taking over Superboy's own comic until eventually earning its own series. At the end of this article, I'll review some of the Legion's history and recommend some issues. When the Superman continuity was rebooted, it caused a major problem for the Legion. John Byrne's version had Clark Kent becoming Superm ...

The Kryptonian Cybernet Issue 61

Kryptonian Cybernet

· 4 months ago

... vers_ issues and the "Meltdown" arc in _Superboy_. SF3: Best Cover from a Superman Family Title -------------------------------------------- [26] JLA #24 (JLA stands against the rain at sunset) [15] Superboy #50 (Shirtless long-haired Superboy firing gun) [12] Young Justice #3 (YJ in their mentors' costumes at Mxy's door) [ 8] Supergirl #25 (Supergirl and candidates for Comet's identity) [ 7] Superman Adventures #25 (Superman and Batgirl) [ 6] JLA #19 (Skeleton hand rolls dice with JLA on faces) [ 6] Superman Adventures #21 (Supergirl in spotlight) [ 3] Steel #48 (Steel wields hammer, Crash's forces fly overhead) [ 2] Superboy #54 (Superboy and ...

The Kryptonian Cybernet Issue 60

Kryptonian Cybernet

· 4 months ago

... he problem, acting as the all-powerful protector eventually does more harm than good. A much better comparison (and far superior story) is _Superman_ #247 (January 1972), whose title was "Must There Be a Superman?" The story was Elliot S! Maggin's first Superman story, and one of the best I've ever read. In it, the Guardians of the Universe suggest, as Destiny does, that Superman's over-protectiveness may stifle human initiative. But instead of Destiny's heavy-handed preachiness and physical restraint, the Guardians allow Superman to come to this conclusion by himself. In #247, he confronts a real, human issue -- migrant workers living in dismal ...

The Kryptonian Cybernet Issue 57

Kryptonian Cybernet

· 4 months ago

... en She Was Good...", Supergirl #1M [ ] "Hide 'N' Seek", Superman Adventures #20 (MasterTrax) [ ] "Power Corrupts ... Absolutely", Superman Adventures #24 (Parasite) [ ] "Yesterday's Man of Tomorrow", Superman Adventures #26 (Mxyzptlk) [ ] All Young Justice, #1-3,1M SF3: Best Cover from a Superman Family Title [ ] JLA #19 (Skeleton hand rolls dice with JLA on faces) [ ] JLA #24 (JLA stands against the rain at sunset) [ ] Steel #48 (Steel wields hammer, Crash's forces fly overhead) [ ] Superboy #50 (Shirtless long-haired Superboy firing gun) [ ] Superboy #54 (Superboy and Guardian under barrage of flame) [ ] Supergirl #24 (Supergirl using flame-vi ...

The Kryptonian Cybernet Issue 56

Kryptonian Cybernet

· 4 months ago

... tles Superboy #57, by Rene' Gobeyn Supergirl #27, by Thomas Deja Superman Adventures #26, by Cory Strode Section 6: New Comic Reviews Team Titles JLA #24, by Anatole Wilson Young Justice #3, by Gary Robinson Miniseries Superman for all Seasons #4, by Douglas Wolk Superman: The Dark Side #3, by Rene' Gobeyn Section 7: New Comic Reviews Miniseries (cont) Superman: The Doomsday Wars #1, by Gary Robinson Superman: Silver Banshee #1, by Josh Elder Specials Elseworld's Finest: Supergirl and Batgirl, by Thomas Deja Superman 3-D #1, by Mike Smith Section 8: New Comic Reviews Specials (cont) Superman: War of the Worlds, by Jeff Sykes The Phantom Zone Whe ...

The Kryptonian Cybernet Issue 54

Kryptonian Cybernet

· 4 months ago

... (cont) Adventures of Superman #562, by Dan Radice Super-Family Titles Superboy #56, by Rene' Gobeyn Supergirl #26, by Thomas Deja Superman Adventures #24, by Cory Strode Section 4: New Comic Reviews Team Titles JLA #23, by Anatole Wilson Young Justice #2, by Rene' Gobeyn "Ghosts" Annuals Superman Annual #10, by Thomas Deja JLA Annual #2, by Anatole Wilson Section 5: New Comic Reviews Miniseries Superman for all Seasons #2, by Douglas Wolk Superman: The Dark Side #1, by Rene' Gobeyn After-Byrne Manuscripts of Steel Denes House turns his attention to 1994's Elseworlds annuals, beginning with Superman Annual #6 Section 6: The Phantom Zone Tales of ...

The Kryptonian Cybernet Issue 53

Kryptonian Cybernet

· 4 months ago

... n_ #103, as Kyle Rayner re-introduces them to the time-displaced Hal Jordan. Finally, Superman provides a small assist to the Titans in _Teen Titans_ #24, the final issue of that series. Ratings Panelists: ----------------- AW: Anatole Wilson ES: Emmanuel Soupidis RG: Rene' Gobeyn CoS: Cory Strode GS: Gabe Smith ST: Shane Travis DC: David Chappell GN: G.M. Nelson SDM: Simon DelMonte DR: Daniel Radice JO: Joey Ochoa TD: Thomas Deja DWd: Darrin Wood JSy: Jeff Sykes VV: Vic Vitek DWk: Douglas Wolk MS: Mike Smith As always, the first rating given after the average is that of the reviewer. The average rating given for each book may correspond to a la ...

The Kryptonian Cybernet Issue 52

Kryptonian Cybernet

· 4 months ago

... w 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 6: New Comic Reviews Specials (cont) JLA: World Without Grown-Ups #1, by G.M. Nelson After-Byrne Manuscripts of Steel Denes House wraps up his review of the Eclipso annuals with Action Comics Annual #4 and Adventures of Superman Annual #4 Section 7: After-Byrne S ...

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