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Okay this forum is boring I'm done here.

I read the Green Lantern Ultrawar (too many superlatives in this series) TPBs a couple of months ago. I enjoyed some of the ersatz Superman families, and wish we would have gotten more of them. Instead we got giant toys who talk like babies and...wtf is going on? I swear, I read every panel, and...

Ever since Cyborg became a big feature of Justice League in the New 52, I have seen multiple occasions where he's been hacked into, taken over, etc. It happened in the movies, too. I know, he's a cyborg, and he has computers in him. But they're supposed to be hypertech from a singular...

I added in four volumes of Justice League/America (2006, N52, Rebirth, current JL). Although some of the issues are tangential to Superman's life, Superman is the core of most versions of the JL/A.

Lex Luthor has changed a lot throughout his long, long history in the comics. Most people know something of a story: he was a red-headed mad scientist and an artist either 1) confused him with UItra-Humanite or 2) drew the word bubble to the wrong character in a panel panel, and he ended up a...

In a game store, outside of a reservation casino in Wyoming, a few years ago. I lost the box, but I thoughjt he was a nice balance between the comic book Thanos (Starlin, etc.) and the movie-type of Thanos (with the 'basketball armor' texturing on his suit). Thanos is one of my absolute...

I got about 90% of the way through the 900 page Superman Exile omnibus. I love Jurgens Superman, but I decided to skip forward and read Superman: The City of Tomorrow v1, which leads into the Loeb era and early 2000s Superman. I just finished that, so I'll go back and continue with the Exile...

Not Bad for an 84 year old. Some people age like wine. Superman ages like compound interest. First of all, this is obviously a moving target - it was pretty easy to read every Superman story in 1940, though you might have to chase around back issues and whatnot the total number was manageable...

My camera is trash and I am terrible at keeping track of my figures' provenance and model numbers, but these are part of my little desk shrine. I also have a White Phoenix, but her ankle is brok'd.

I updated it, added a couple of small books I'd missed before (Superman-Supergirl Maelstrom) and the BM Bendis runs between Rebirth and PKJ. This is only continuity books, there are plenty of out-of-continuity, one-shot, etc. books which are (for all intents and purposes) Post-Crisis/current...

I've read a heck of a lot of it, but all out of order, as floppies or TPBs. It took DC a long time to put out systematic, remastered copies of the stuff I want, but now that they have, it's starting to become possible to read a fairly continuous run of Superman from 1938 to today - not as...

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Post-Crisis Superman Collection and Reading Order (Updated `10-11-2022) This list is kind of an odd duck. I have been reading and collecting Superman (and other) comics for around twenty years. At one point or another I've read most of the out-of-continuity and Gold-Iron Age Superman stories...