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... he was close by. One (only one?) thing really puzzled me. I can't remember Superboy using his heat vision before, and in fact he says as much (issue #62, pg. 15). So how is it that he has the power on pg. 16? Black Zero did have heat vision, but the glove should not have given the Kid a power he never had. As glitches go, I'm sure that there will be an explanation forthcoming. After all, it couldn't be a mistake. Could it? The art in the book was fabulous as always; if anything it was better than it has been. It might have been that the shifting points of view between Guardian and everyone else forced them to provide more background detail than ...

... ments may be objectionable to today's readers, most notably the violent whaling scenes. THE SEVEN SECRETS OF SUPERMAN Reprinted from _World's Finest_ #62, January-February 1963 Professor Wilton has created a 4th-dimensional projector which can instantly send or retrieve any object to or from any place. To keep his machine from Luthor, Professor Wilton splits up its formula into seven capsules and uses his machine to send the capsules to seven inaccessible spots in the world. He then destroys his machine but leaves a list of clues as to the locations of the capsules. The seven spots are the highest place, the deepest place, the biggest crater, th ...

... gan in 1994. The entire first year was enjoyable, starting with the origin issues (_LSH_ #0 and _L*_ #0) and the regular issues of both titles (_LSH_ #62 and _L*_ #19). If you can't find these issues, they will be reprinted in a trade paperback to be released in August 1999 called _Legion: The Beginning of Tomorrow_, collecting the issues from the zero issues to _LSH_ #65 and _L*_ #22. The balance of the issues from that first year are also well worth collecting as the Legion battled the racist group White Triangle (led by super powered Daxamites) through _LSH_ # 71, _L*_ #28, and the climax in the _LSH Annual_ #2 (1995). The current Superboy ti ...

... __________ T H E K R Y P T O N I A N C Y B E R N E T _______________________________________________ http://www.kryptonian-cybernet.com Issue #62 - May 1999 ______________________________________________________ CONTENTS -------- Section 1: Superscripts: Notes from the Editor(s) A Summer of Change Comments on our fifth anniversary, a departure from the KC staff, and the start of some changes for the web site! Ratings At A Glance Titles Shipped April 1999 The KC Newsroom Alex Ross artwork, the Metropolis Superman festival, movie and videogame news, Wizard previews this summer's comics, and a few tidbits about upcoming comic book projects. ...

... omas Deja Adventures of Superman #567, by Enola Jones Action Comics #754, by Edward Mathews Section 5: New Comic Reviews Super-Family Titles Superboy #62, by Rene' Gobeyn Supergirl #32, by Thomas Deja Superman Adventures #31, by Cory Strode Section 6: New Comic Reviews Team Titles JLA #29, by Anatole Wilson Young Justice #8, by Gary Robinson Miniseries Batman & Superman: World's Finest #2, by Simon DelMonte Superman's Nemesis: Lex Luthor #3, by G.M. Nelson Section 7: New Comic Reviews Specials Superman/Fantastic Four, by Edward Mathews Superman Secret Files #2, by Rene' Gobeyn Young Justice 80-Page Giant #1, by Rene' Gobeyn Section 8: The Ph ...

... mett and Denis Rodier FINAL NIGHT Tie-in - Weakened Superman attempts to stop survivalist group from stealing weapons 45 - SUPERMAN: THE MAN OF STEEL #62, "To Build a Fire" Story by Louise Simonson Art and Cover by Jon Bogdanove and Dennis Janke FINAL NIGHT Tie-in - Superman gives the last of his strength to help restore power to the city 46 - SUPERMAN #118, "From the Heart" Written by Dan Jurgens Art and Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein Lois comes to realize that she does love Clark and wants to marry him 47 - SUPERMAN: THE WEDDING ALBUM Written and Illustrated by way too many people to list here... The wedding of the century 48 - ADVENTUR ...

... iewed by Shane Furlong Merchandise Section 3: New Comic Reviews The Superman Titles Action Comics #727, by William J Nixon Superman: The Man of Steel #62, by Arthur LaMarche Super-Family Titles Superboy #33, by Arthur LaMarche Superboy and the Ravers #3, by Jeff Sykes Other Super-Books Superman Adventures #1, by Arthur LaMarche Section 4: New Comic Reviews Other Super-Books (cont) Superman: The Man of Steel Annual #5, by Arthur LaMarche The Final Night Series Review by Rene' Gobeyn Section 5: Superman: The Serial Chapter 4: Man of Steel, by Steven Younis The Mailbag Section 6: After-Byrne Manuscripts of Steel Superman: Kal, by Denes House Coming ...

... ces Superboy Annual #3, by Jeff Sykes Alpha Centurion Special #1, by Rene' Gobeyn New Gods #11, by Rene' Gobeyn After-Byrne Blackout: Part 4 Superman #62, by Mark Lamutt Section 7: The Phantom Zone The Girl Friend and the Pal Lois Lane Giant #113 and Jimmy Olsen Giant #104 by Jon B. Knutson Into the Archives Superman #7, by Neil Ottenstein Super Friends DC Comics Presents #24 and #42, by Joe Crowe Section 8: The Phantom Zone The Wedding of Lois and Clark Action Comics #484, by Emes Votzedek TELEscopic VISION: Superman on the Small Screen Great X-Pectations (Episode Review) #3-10: "Virtually Destroyed", by Diane Levitan Section 9: TELEscopic VISI ...

... 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; all rights reserved * * * * * Legendary Superman artist Curt Swan died in his sleep on June 1 ...