I'd say until now, my favorite Lois was Teri Hatcher, but I just watched the movie again and I feel like Rachel really nails Lois Lane for me. She has the world weary cynicism that's being changed by knowing Clark and being part of his world. She looks like she walked out of a comic panel, and her lines and delivery spot on. Most of all she's able to keep up with Clark. When they argue, it's as equals and not like one of them has godlike power.

I can't wait to see more of her next year.

...for Superman! I picked up a full set of The Hacker Files comics today and thought I'd share this sweet ad I found inside issue #5 from Dec. 1992. I think we all remember what happens next ;).

Superman has had a lot of members in his family, so who would all of you include?

Here's my version:

Superman - Kal-El/Clark Kent

Supergirl - Kara Zor-El/Kara Kent

Superboy - Kon-El/Conner Kent

Superboy - Jon-El/Jon Kent

Zenith - Lor-El/Chris Kent (previously Lor-Zod before he got adopted)

Matrix - Thara Ak-Var/Linda Danvers (she gets adopted by the Danvers in my world)

Valor - Lar Gand (previously Mon-El when he had amnesia)

Andromeda - Laurel Gand

Lois Lane-Kent

Steel - John Henry Irons

Starlight - Natasha Irons

Superwoman - Lana Lang-Irons

Krypto the Superdog

Streaky the Supercat

From Action Comics #484

A page going into the distinctions between the Pre-Crisis Supermen of Earth-1 (representing the Silver & Bronze Age) and Earth-2 (representing the Golden Age).​

As we all know, there have been countless comments, pro and con, about Superman saving that squirrel last summer.

Superman respects and values all life, so saving the squirrel wasn't a surprise.

What was a surprise, was what I saw last night watching Adventures of Superman. In The Ghost Wolf, S1 E23, "The Lone Pine Timber Company, which is owned by the "Daily Planet" and supplies it with the pulp wood to make its paper, is in danger of shutting down after a series of mishaps. When the last of its employees is scared off due to evidence of a werewolf on the premises, Perry White sends Clark, Jimmy, and Lois to investigate."

One of those mishaps was a deliberately set forest fire. Superman was on the job, hustling Lois, Jimmy and Babette DuLoque to safety. Running back into the fire, Superman sees a small furry animal. I'm not sure what it was. It was about the size of a cat, brown fur, had a long bushy tail and big eyes with dark circles in it's fur around it's eyes.

Anyway, Superman picked up the critter and saved it.

In the closing scene, we see Lois holding the fortunate furry like a baby!

Everything old is new again!

We have some of the deleted footage from Superman IV, but not all. Where is the rest of the footage? Is it stuck in a WB vault somewhere? Is it lost? Of the footage we do have, most of it is ridden with scanlines and grain. Is WB able to actually remaster this footage or is it stuck in this grainy condition?

If any of you guys know more than I do, please enlighten me.

Man, this is a terrific story arc by Williamson (and others with their tie-ins).
Love Zod.

artist

By:FISHEYE (me)

I drew a poster for my own Superman story.

it's a crossover between arkham batman and injustice superman

Cover From Issue #675 of Superman would be used as Omnibus Cover

Hello Again fellow fans, welcome back to Collection Concept where I will pitch you an omnibus.

A little ago I did one on A Man Of Steel, but now I do one on The Man of Steel.

Issues included in order are:

(Up,Up, and Away)

Superman #650

Action Comics #837

Superman #651

Action Comics #838

Superman #652

Action Comics #839

Superman # 653

Action comics #840

(Back in action)

Action Comics #841 to 843

(Camelot falls)

Superman Issues #654 to 664, #666 to 667

Superman Annual #13

Action Comics Annual #10

(Last Son)

Action Comics #844 to 851

Action Comics Annual #13

(Count Down Tie-ins) Superman #665 Legends of the Dc universe #14 Action Comics #852 to 854

(The Third Kryptonian) Superman #668 to #670

Action Comics #847

(Insect Queen) Superman #671 to #673

(Escape from Bizzaro World) Action Comics #855 to #857

(Superman and the legion of superheroes, and miscellaneous stories) Action Comics #858 to #865

Final issues: (Shadows linger) Superman #674 to 676

And that's it my full comprehensive Omnibus of the Uncollected One Year Later Era of Superman.

Tell me your thoughts, and what is your favorite story collected here?

As they say Up, Up, And Away!