The Death of Superman

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During an interview by Cat Grant, Superman gets word that the Justice League is being defeated and rushes off to help. Did you ever imagine in 1992 that you'd still be talking about “The Death of Superman” all these years later? Art by DAN JURGENS, BUTCH GUICE, TOM GRUMMET, BRETT BREEDING, DOUG HAZLEWOOD, JON BOGDANOVE and MORE! Screen Rant: With the Death of Superman, there's an interesting tension going on between death and legacy. When a character dies in comics, there's always the saying that no character stays dead, except for Uncle Ben. And so Superman's story on one hand stopped when he died, but it continued on through the rest of the event through the different perspectives of these characters. And that's now being explored in the 30th Anniversary Special. How does the idea of legacy and death, or the end of one's story, play out against each other? Each of the original creative teams from The Death of Superman has reunited to tell a story that shows how some of Superman’s biggest allies reacted during and after his fateful battle with Doomsday:

The story has the same name as one found in Action Comics #225, Superman #149, and an episode of Super Friends.

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The creature comes across an overpass and destroys it along with another semi that was passing over on the overpass. It then grabs a car and throws it hundreds of feet into the air, with Superman catching it. At this point, the creature wanders into a department store, where he hears a TV commercial in which he hears the word "Metropolis" as Superman once again engages the creature in combat. In the " Standing Guard" story, the Guardian mentions Superman being controlled by Sleez which was shown in Superman Annual (Volume 2) #2. At the Galaxy Building, Lois, with the help of Cat Grant, is trying to get Jimmy to come with her to cover the fight between Superman and the creature. Screen Rant: And did you think people were going to believe that Superman was going to stay down at the time? Synopsis for "The Life of Superman" This article is a stub. You can help DC Database by expanding it.

Time”by Louise Simonson (W), Jon Bogdanove (A), Glenn Whitmore (C), and Rob Leigh (L) - The story of how the death of Superman looked from John Henry Irons’s perspective. It seems like we’ll be getting Superman’s perspective and Jon’s. What about the rest of the supporting cast? You mention people who hadn’t experienced the original story. From what I saw in the solicitation, it seems like Jon will serve that role. Will he be the reader’s entry point?

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By expanding these perspectives and re-examining the impact of Superman's death, these creative teams are also exploring their own relationships with the characters in the DCU and asking questions about heroism, grief, and legacy – all of which are themes currently being explored in stories like Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths and the ever-expanding Wonder Woman mythos. And at the heart of The Death of Superman – both in 1992 and 2022 – is the question of what Clark Kent leaves behind. As mentioned above, Superman's death in 1992 hugely impacted the DCU, and continues to do so today. Although it wasn't the character's final death – Superman is currently in a resurrection cycle in the ongoing Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths event – the storytellers needed readers to feel like it was. And now, they're exploring perspectives that didn't get the spotlight 30 years ago. Superman #75 and The Death of Superman Receive Special and Collected Editions On-Sale Nov. 1 and Dec. 6 As a nineties kid I just love looking at a solicitation and seeing names like Dan Jurgens, Roger Stern and Tom Grummett. To mark this monumental moment in comics, DC has reunited the complete creative team behind the original event for four brand-new stories.