The 1940s Superman cartoons are still one of the best interpretations of the character ever:

http://thedorkreview.blogspot.com/2015/12/max-fleischer-superman-lois-lane-model.html

This is pretty awesome:
DC Comics editor E. Nelson Bridwell once put together a Kryptonian alphabet, based on the random squiggles that had appeared in the comics. Now it's been turned into a font:

http://kryptonian.info/bridwell/about.html

"These are facts"
http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/books/2013/05/superman_s_dog_a_history.single.html

I was looking at some Silver Age Superman stories, and noticed how often they featured flashbacks of (or time travel to) Krypton. Not to mention the Bottle City of Kandor, the Phantom Zone, and other strays showing up. I started wondering just how many Kryptonians we had seen over the years (Spoiler alert: A lot). What follows is an attempt to ( Read more... )

This is short, but really well-done:

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2WVlmNqMMs

I love the Composite Superman. He's like something a five-year-old would come up with: "He's, like, Superman and Batman put together! And he has, like, every super-power, ever!"
( Your sense of fair play overwhelms me )

Jessica Alba - Smarter than you thought:
http://mediamatters.org/countyfair/200901280009
(link swiped from Jeremy Lassen)

Gene Ha is compiling (without comment) fan annotations of the new Top Ten series. I contributed a few:
http://www.geneha.com/blog/2009/01/top-10-annotations-compiled.htmlNote to DC - I would buy the hell out of a Richard Sala ( Read more... )

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Friday Night Fights is back, and louder than ever! With Bahlactus enjoying his well-earned retirement, Spacebooger has stepped up to host the blogosphere's favorite weekly smackdown:


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Rising to Eddie Campbell's challenge, Alan David Doane lists 100 graphic novels worth reading ( Read more... )