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... GAVE YOU ALL THE SECRET THAT I HAVE BEEN USING SINCE THE BEGINING OF THIS YEAR. The Tracfone timer just temporarly disables, and if you punch in the *#33248# and start punching in codes,it will reenable the timer and you will have to do the above steps again. To get the software, go to http://www.nokiafree.org and do a search for Nokia-TDMA-service-full. I forgot to mention, I have done this several times, and after 2 to 3 months, they will catch it that you have been using ALOT of airtime and it won't work anymore. Simpaly go to Wal-Mart or Target or whatever and buy another phone and take back the old one. I did a phone for an ex-g ...

... device and, in _Adventures of Superman_ #455, he adds that, "now I see it to be something more -- a protector of Krypton's sole heir!" In _Superman_ #33, he says that, "The ancient Kryptonians did develop the Eradicator for use as a weapon, but the forces contained within changed it. It has evolved into something much more! I believe it to be responsible for preserving my life over the ages ... despite the darkness of my soul." The Cleric convinces Superman to let the device heal our weary hero of his own burden (for the execution of the Phantom Zone criminals). He tells Superman to hold the device and "let it see your soul". Superman had previ ...

... enews his vows with Lois, this time in a Kryptonian ceremony. 1978, being a 40th Anniversary year, was a significant time for Superman. In _Superman_ #338 (by Len Wein with Curt Swan and Frank Chiaramonte), he finally figures out how to enlarge the bottled city of Kandor. The issue has Superman and Supergirl battling wits with Brainiac and Superman risking his own life to test the enlarging ray. The story combines triumphs and heartaches with a brilliant two page spread of Kandor arising as well as the teary farewell between Supergirl and her parents -- separated yet again. The following year celebrated _Action Comics_' 500th issue with a specia ...

... Gobeyn Supergirl #36, by Thomas Deja Section 7: New Comic Reviews Super-Family Titles (cont) Superman Adventures #35, by Cory Strode Team Titles JLA #33, by Edward Mathews Young Justice #12, by Gary Robinson Section 8: New Comic Reviews Miniseries and Specials A. Bizarro #3, by G.M. Nelson Batman & Superman: World's Finest #6, by Simon DelMonte JLA Annual #3, by Ed Mathews Section 9: The One, True, Original Superman! Episode 11: Action Archives Volume II -- Empire and Growing Pains (Feb-May 1940) Bob Hughes sets the historical stage and then rounds off the first two years of Action Comics by looking at issues 21-24, including the final tale of ...

... tures on Warworld begin in the terrific _Action Comics Annual_ #2 (1989) and continue in _Superman_ #32, _Adventures of Superman_ #455 and _Superman_ #33 (these events are reprinted in the trade paperback collection, _Superman: Exile_). It was during his time on Warworld that Superman met a long-lived being known as the Cleric. The Cleric had visited Krypton in its ancient past to preach to its people about the evils of cloning. To his horror, the Cleric inadvertently caused the death of his followers and, in penance and shame, exiled himself to a forlorn asteroid. In _Superman_ #33 (written by Roger Stern), Superman and the Cleric seek atonemen ...

... cont) Adventures of Superman #569, by Enola Jones Super-Family Titles Superboy #64, by Rene' Gobeyn Supergirl #34, by Thomas Deja Superman Adventures #33, by Cory Strode Section 5: New Comic Reviews Team Titles JLA #31, by Edward Mathews Young Justice #10, by Gary Robinson Miniseries A. Bizarro #1, by G.M. Nelson Batman & Superman: World's Finest #4, by Simon DelMonte Section 6: New Comic Reviews Specials The Incredible Hulk vs. Superman, by G.M. Nelson Superman: The Odyssey, by Shane Travis Team Superman #1, by Thomas Deja Young Justice in No Man's Land #1, by Gary Robinson Section 7: Superman Stories The Death of Superboy Sean Hogan reviews th ...

... w Comic Reviews The Triangle Titles (cont) Adventures of Superman #568, by Edward Mathews Super-Family Titles Superboy #63, by Rene' Gobeyn Supergirl #33, by Thomas Deja Superman Adventures #32, by Cory Strode Section 6: New Comic Reviews Team Titles JLA #30, by Anatole Wilson Young Justice #9, by Gary Robinson Miniseries Batman & Superman: World's Finest #3, by Simon DelMonte Superman's Nemesis: Lex Luthor #4, by G.M. Nelson Section 7: New Comic Reviews Specials Superman 80-Page Giant #2, by Thomas Deja Batman #566, by Rene' Gobeyn Section 8: The Phantom Zone The One, True Original Superman Episode #10: The End of Earth-2 Bob Hughes discusses t ...

... ca and war with the 5th dimension, guest-artists Mark Pajarillo and Walden Wong, along with guest-writer Mark Waid, come on for two issues -- #32 and #33 (with Devin Grayson co-writing #32) -- that will examine the JLA's role and reaction to Gotham City's status quo in No Man's Land. However, Waid won't be guest writer for long because he is currently set to take over for Morrison. But first things first. Morrison and regular artists Howard Porter and John Dell return with issue #34, to begin Morrison's final story arc (which according to editor Dan Raspler, will probably conclude with issue #39, maybe #40), an epic that promises to leave plenty ...

... s yet to be determined. ______________________________________________ SUPERMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES --------------------------------------- Episodes #33 & 35: "Apokolips...Now!" --------------------------------------------------- Reviewed by Nathan Bredfeldt (hal@seas.smu.edu) February 7 & 14, 1998 Story by Bruce Timm and Rich Fogel Written by Rich Fogel Directed by Dan Riba Guest-starring Michael Ironside as Darkseid Joseph Bologna as Dan Turpin Steve Sandor as Orion Michael Dorn as Kalibak Joanna Cassidy as Maggie Sawyer RATINGS: Average: 4.25/5.0 Shields Nathan Bredfeldt: 5.0 Shields As a story, this lacked nothing. Even my high expectat ...

... Krypton's explosion first revealed; Kandor's liberation from Brainiac first recorded: ACTION COMICS #242 [1958] NOTE: Kandor was enlarged in SUPERMAN #338 [1979]. * Superman of Earth-2 first appeared in the Silver Age: JLA #73 [1969] [He met the Superman of Earth-1 for the first time in the next issue] * Superman first uses his X-Ray Vision: ACTION COMICS #18 [1939] NOTE: This power was not named "X-Ray Vision" until ACTION COMICS #20 [1940]. The term "X-Ray Eyesight" is used in ACTION COMICS #11 [1939], but may not refer to seeing through objects. Lead was first described as blocking X-Ray Vision in ACTION COMICS #69 [1944]. * Lois Lane begins ...