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Title: Golden Age Supes in the Modern Age before Infinite Crisis? Post by: ATMachine on August 27, 2006, 12:13:36 PM Hello! New member here.
Feel free to move this topic if you like, moderators: I'm not exactly sure which forum is best for it. I was wondering, in what Modern Age comics has a version of Golden Age Superman appeared? In particular I'm looking for everything that happened after 1985-86 (that is, the Crisis on Infinite Earths) and before 2005-06 (the dreck that was Infinite Crisis and its tie-ins). So far I've heard of: Adventures of Superman #612 DC One Million 80-page Giant #1 The Kingdom (issues #2 and #4) Superman: The Man of Steel (issues #80, #81, and #82) Any others? Thanks to anybody who can help! Title: Re: Golden Age Supes in the Modern Age before Infinite Crisi Post by: Super Monkey on August 27, 2006, 01:48:54 PM Golden Age Superman only appeared during the actual Golden Age 1930's to 1940's.
Earth-2 Superman never appeared in modern times until The Kingdom then the IC series. The others were different beings that were created as tributes by the writers. Title: Re: Golden Age Supes in the Modern Age before Infinite Crisi Post by: ATMachine on August 27, 2006, 03:26:35 PM All right then, does anyone have a comprehensive list of such "tributes to the original Superman" in modern comics?
Title: Re: Golden Age Supes in the Modern Age before Infinite Crisi Post by: Great Rao on August 29, 2006, 04:25:13 PM Quote from: "ATMachine" Adventures of Superman #612 DC One Million 80-page Giant #1 The Kingdom (issues #2 and #4) Superman: The Man of Steel (issues #80, #81, and #82) This list covers the only appearances that I know of. There's also the recent novel, It's Superman, which is a modern take on the Golden Age version, but it is a novel, not a comic book. It's listed here (http://superman.nu/kal-l/superman/). :s: |