Superman’s going to die again?? Sheesh, that dude’s like Jesus Christ… you kill him, you think he’s gone and then he pops up and you have to startall over. I mean poor Lex Luthor – will he ever find peace?
It’s Superman #75. Came out in about 1997. Any comic store worth its salt will have a bunch of copies of the non-collectors edition version in their back issues.
Actually it was published in the spring of 1993.
And besides the comic, Reeve’s was just a great person. An actual hero who shone brilliantly in the face of great adversity
Well, of course he was a friend of Israel. Wasn’t he created by Siegel and Schuster? Not to mention that, morally speaking, he must be among the most Jewish non-Jewish fictional characters ever created.
Strangely, despite all the horrible images I’ve seen in books and newspapers in the years since I last read a Superman comic, I found that shredded cape picture very disturbing.
Rest in peace, Mr. Reeve. Hopefully someday the lame will walk and the real life Lex Luthors will be a distant memory, as unreal as fictional characters.
What’s that image from? I’m not very familiar with Superman comics and would love to know where to find that.
Superman’s going to die again?? Sheesh, that dude’s like Jesus Christ… you kill him, you think he’s gone and then he pops up and you have to startall over. I mean poor Lex Luthor – will he ever find peace?
That image is the cover of the comic book issue where Superman is “killed” by a character named Doomsday.
I heard Domsday is wanted for questioning about this too.
It’s Superman #75. Came out in about 1997. Any comic store worth its salt will have a bunch of copies of the non-collectors edition version in their back issues.
Actually it was published in the spring of 1993.
And besides the comic, Reeve’s was just a great person. An actual hero who shone brilliantly in the face of great adversity
RIP Mr. Reeve
You were, and will always be a hero to me.
Oh… THAT Superman. Doh! Too bad we couldn’t get him those stem cells and stuff what with stem cell research being illegal in the US and all…
omg did you ever see that epsiode of south park?
Well, of course he was a friend of Israel. Wasn’t he created by Siegel and Schuster? Not to mention that, morally speaking, he must be among the most Jewish non-Jewish fictional characters ever created.
Strangely, despite all the horrible images I’ve seen in books and newspapers in the years since I last read a Superman comic, I found that shredded cape picture very disturbing.
Rest in peace, Mr. Reeve. Hopefully someday the lame will walk and the real life Lex Luthors will be a distant memory, as unreal as fictional characters.