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That book got waaaay too much hate for what it was. It was good.

This looks good too!

If The New Frontier qualifies, then absolutely The New Frontier. I've called it "The Great American Graphic Novel" before, and I absolutely stand by that.

There's only one crossover episode, with Wonder Woman.

Anyway, yeah I have this show on DVD, and I think it's pretty great!

I never understood why the smaller briefs drew (and occasionally still draw) derision.

Funnily enough regarding the color scheme, I did see the suit in real life once, and it read as the color...

I see Pak's run on Action as a "deconstruction" of the Superman character, but rather than doing what most "deconstructions" do and focusing on the broad symbolism of the character, it engaged...

I voted for Matter-Eater Lad, Element Lad, Lightning Lass, Dream Girl, Sensor Girl, Dawnstar and Blok.

Unlike the other thread, where I could have voted for everyone, this time I had more that...

I voted for Cosmic Boy, Saturn Girl, Brainiac Five, Mon-El, and Shrinking Violet, whose characterization is often great; she's an underrated character.

To be honest though, I could have voted for...

Personally, I kinda just want "My Adventures With Superman" to run for a good five seasons or more. A comparable run to something like "She-Ra and the Princesses of Power", or "Voltron", or "Steven...

I like adult Jon more than I liked kid Jon. By a lot, too. And I don't even really care for adult Jon, I just like him more than kid Jon.

I'd just as soon scrub the whole project, but that's not...

This is absolutely correct. No film was a bigger beneficiary of WB's scattershot approach to tone and worldbuilding than Cathy Yan and the Birds of Prey team!

Definitely my favorite movie of the...

Of course I will miss it.

I like most of its movies, and I thoroughly enjoyed how different the various series were from each other. Maybe we'll see a tad of a revival one day. I'm not holding my...

I don't really understand why the purple eyes have such a big following.

They're only a little over 20 years old, right? Lois having red hair or curly brown hair or auburn hair or always wearing a...

I love Cyborg, and I'm a big fan of him being on the League.

But it's Martian Manhunter.

So... has anyone here read this? Is it any good? Would you recommend it?

And on a tertiary note, did Chloe end up being in it?

I think that the 1986-1999 period is genuinely the best that Metropolis, the Daily Planet, and Superman's broader supporting cast, have ever been in the entire history of the franchise!

That said,...

That 90s story where Captain Marvel Jr wants to kill Captain Nazi, but Captain Marvel pulls the old "No, Freddy! If you kill him - I'll have to take you in for Murder!" routine? That is such...

There have been way too many Superman actors over the last 30 years for this to be even close to all of them (Darren Chris, Justin Hartley, Jason Isaacs, Jerry O'Connell, Jason J. Lewis, etc etc) but...

Prefer no "S". Just solid red.

These collections are pretty awesome, but I do want to point out that all the Ted Kord material (as well as all of the Question) is in volume 2, not volume 1. No idea if volume 1 contains any Dan...

New 52 is a weird situation, because a lot of what happened in the New 52 is still part of the backstory for various characters, right? Green Lantern, Batman... Flash? Maybe Flash. Like a lot of DC...

Threw my hat in the ring for Freddy "Kill All Nazis" Freeman. Some of those Golden Age comics of his go really hard!

Went with Doc Occult, Rose, Superman, and Sandman.

Surprised to see that Batman is trailing behind Flash!

Also, Alas, poor Ultra-Man! Not a single vote as of this writing! But that's not too...

I think this is it. You can basically get away with doing anything with Batman and fans will accept it. I guess they prefer it when he doesn't kill anyone, or at least claims not to do. But...

I never read the entire arc. I remember the "Silver Age" style issue I read was really fun - but the "Golden Age" style issues, in Superman: The Man of Steel # 80-82, are some of my favorite issues...

"Filler" originally had a really specific meaning - arcs that allow anime based on manga to tread water, while the comic progresses, so that the show doesn't risk overtaking the comic in the main...