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Written by E. Nelson Bridwell, Alex Toth,
& Kurt Schaffenberger
Art by Ramona Fradon, Alex Toth, Ric Estrada,
Bob Smith, Joe Orlando, & Vince Colletta
Cover by Alex Ross |
Paperback: 176 pages
DC Comics
ISBN: 1563897164 |
$14.95
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| Superman! Batman!
Wonder Woman! Aquaman! The Wonder Twins! Wendy! Marvin! Wonder Dog! They
are the Super Friends, and the comic-book version of the classic cartoon
show is spotlighted in this trade paperback-- featuring a new painted cover
by Alex Ross, reprinting SUPER FRIENDS #1, 6-9, 14, 21, 27, and LIMITED
COLLECTOR'S EDITION #C-41. |
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| "Smashing out
of the TV screen! Your Saturday-morning favorites!" While no doubt of inestimable
value to true Super Fans, this vintage collection of Super Friends comics
first published in the late 1970s still somehow manages to be one of the
stupidest comic book series ever. But, if you stop to really think about
it, do you want to risk missing out on comic books that are this dumb?
Clunky exposition, ridiculous story lines, and low-budget art are one thing,
but the '70s-era dialogue is truly (as Wendy and Marvin might say) a must-dig:
as Cheetah is eluding Wonder Woman's magic lasso, she shouts, "Arrr! You
Amazons preach Women's Lib--and this woman is going to stay liberated!"
Plus, there's the unceremonious dumping of Wendy and Marvin for the much
sexier Zan and Jayna ("Form of an Arctic current!"). You'll also meet some
truly strange characters who never showed up on TV, such as the Seraph,
who carries Moses' rod and Solomon's ring, and whose powers, well... as
he says to Superman, "You might call them magic!"
--Paul Hughes
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ARCHIVES:
Volume One |
Written by Jerry Siegel & Otto Binder
Art by Jim Mooney & Al Plastino
New cover by Frank Miller |
Hardcover: 224 pages
DC Comics
ISBN: 1563897377 |
$49.95
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Steel stars in her first-ever Archive collection, reprinting the Supergirl
stories from ACTION COMICS #252-268! Also included is the "first Supergirl"
story from SUPERMAN #123 — a prototype version of Supergirl that the Man
of Steel encountered eight months prior to the introduction of Kara Zora-El. |
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Dimensions (in inches): 0.76 x 10.46 x 7.00
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The New Supergirl |
Written by Peter David
Art by Gary Franks, Cam Smith, Terry Dodson,
& Karl Story |
Paperback: 224 pages
DC Comics
ISBN: 1563894106 |
$14.95
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| New Character--
Old Name
Linda Danvers is Supergirl.
But Linda Danvers is dead, murdered at the hands of her mysterious ex-boyfriend.
And if Linda is dead, then who is Supergirl? This journey of self-discovery,
punctuated by battles between good and evil, features a cameo appearance
by Superman. |
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Check out our entire SUPERMAN
listing
including
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Superman
Archives
The Complete History:
The Life and Times of the Man of Steel
The Death of Superman
Transformed!
Adventures of the Man
of Steel
Peace On Earth
The Wedding
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