Keith Hendricks | November 27, 2013
The title of this article is taken from one of the most cited Bronze Age Superman stories, Elliot S! Maggin’s story, “Must There Be a Superman,” in which Superman ponders whether his existence does more harm than good. Recently DC Comics has been thinking a similar question about whether Lois Lane should be in the [...]
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Tags: Action Comics, Clark Ken, DC Comics, Jerry Siegel, joe Shuster, John Byrne, Kurt Schaffenberger, Lana Lang, Lois and Clark, Lois Lane, Roger Stern, Superman, Superman Family, Superman's Girlfriend
Josh Flynn | July 19, 2013
San Diego Comic-Con is upon us. NerdSpan comic contributors are sharing their favorite comic stories to help celebrate the biggest weekend on the nerd calendar. Ian Menard is here today with his favorites. After you read his list share your own in the comments. 10. SAGA by Brian K. Vaughan I struggled putting SAGA on [...]
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Tags: Action Comics, All-Star Superman, Allan Heinberg, Astonishing X-Men, Bill Willinghan, Brian K Vaughan, Chris Claremont, Dark Phoenix Saga, Fables, Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Hawkeye, Ian Menard, John Byrne, Joss Whedon, Manhattan Projects, Morning Glories, New X-Men, Peter David, Runaways, Saga, San Diego Comic-Con, SDCC, Superman, X-Factor, X-Men, Y: The Last Man, Young Avengers
Josh Flynn | July 18, 2013
San Diego Comic-Con is upon us. NerdSpan comic contributors are sharing their favorite comic stories to help celebrate the biggest weekend on the nerd calendar. Comics Section Editor Mara Wood kicks things off. Take a look at her favorites and feel free to share your own lists in the comments. 10. Fairest Vol. 2: The [...]
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Tags: Anita Blake, Batgirl, Bill Willingham, Blankets, Brett Booth, Brian K Vaughan, Brian Q. Miller, Brian-Michael-Bendis, Chris Claremont, Crag Thompson, Dark Phoenix Saga, death, Echo, Fairest, High Cost of Living, John Byrne, Jonathan Green, Laurell K. Hamilton, Lauren Beukes, Mara Wood, Marjorie Liu, Neil Gaiman, San Diego Comic-Con, SDCC, Spider-Woman, Terry Moore, X-23, X-Men, Y: The Last Man