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Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? the Deluxe Edition
Legendary writer Alan Moore's seminal Superman tales are collected in this Deluxe Edition hardcover in which the Man of Steel faces his greatest foes and his final battle with the combined forces of Brainiac and Lex Luthor! Also featuring the classic story "For the Man who has Everything" from Superman Annual #11 in which Batman, Robin and Wonder Woman fight the evil warlord Mongul for the fate of The Man of Steel, as illustrated by Moore's Watchmen collaborator, artist Dave Gibbons. And in a tale from DC Comics Presents #85, Superman meets Swamp Thing, a character fans have identified with Moore for over 20 years!
Book Details
- Publisher: DC Comics
- Publish Date: Dec 22nd, 2020
- Pages: 128
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 11.00in - 7.20in - 0.40in - 0.97lb
- EAN: 9781779504890
- Categories: • Superheroes (see also Fiction - Superheroes)
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What people are saying
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It's telling that the 700 recent iterations of 'what if Superman were evil?' are all less interesting than Alan Moore's 'what if Superman just kinda stopped caring?' in the 1980s
Academics reading and celebrating the style, substance, and sublimity of all kinds of comics. By scholars, for everyone. Led by @peppard_anna & @ClaremontRun.
In “For the Man Who Has Everything…” Alan Moore’s narrative explores the relationship between fantasy and reality to advance Superman beyond a defining attribute of the character: his fixation on what might have been had Krypton not been destroyed. #Superman 1/11 https://t.co/gJFgsZ6PBS
What people are saying
Gradually moving to other platforms.
It's telling that the 700 recent iterations of 'what if Superman were evil?' are all less interesting than Alan Moore's 'what if Superman just kinda stopped caring?' in the 1980s
Academics reading and celebrating the style, substance, and sublimity of all kinds of comics. By scholars, for everyone. Led by @peppard_anna & @ClaremontRun.
In “For the Man Who Has Everything…” Alan Moore’s narrative explores the relationship between fantasy and reality to advance Superman beyond a defining attribute of the character: his fixation on what might have been had Krypton not been destroyed. #Superman 1/11 https://t.co/gJFgsZ6PBS