Superman Adventures #66 Talkback (Spoilers)

[James Harvey]

Superman Adventures comes to an end as Superman faces his greatest threat!

SUPERMAN ADVENTURES #66

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Written by Evan Dorkin and Sarah Dyer; art by Aluir Amancio, Wayne Faucher and Terry Austin; cover by Mike Manley and Austin

In stores February 6, 2002. Final issue. "Power Play," Part 2 of 2. Livewire has been a pawn in a game that's brought Lex Luthor into a pact with Darkseid, who has transported them — along with the Man of Steel — to Apokolips!

Comments?

[Dee]

Okay Im a little confused-- is this the end of all the superman comics or just a particular one?

[Clayface]

Originally posted by Delia97
Okay Im a little confused-- is this the end of all the superman comics or just a particular one?


It's just the end of the animated-style Superman Adventures comic.

[Dee]

OH okay, because im like "Theyre ending superman? How the heck can they go and end something like SUPERMAN!?"

lol
whew! Not that I read the comics--- i never have anywhere to get any comics--- I do like the good ol idea of superheroes fighting to save the world and news reporters lol.

[James Harvey]

Well, I guess I'll jumpstart the talks on it. The final issue ended...good. It was a bit crowded, and was actually along read. It took me a good 20 - 25 minutes to read the baby. I savoring eveyr page and just enjoying it. The art, but Aluir, was nice as always. I was glad to see him ending the title - gives the book some sense of consistancy. It bites that the book is over. I won't be picking up issue #67 next month, but I'm glad it ended now before it got really horrible and messed up. Another year or two and this title would have been a mess.

The upside is that this isn't the last of Aluir Almancio's work that we'll be seeing. He's slated to do a mainstream Superman project. Also, an unpublished story of Superman Adventures will find a new home in Justice League Adventures sometime during the second half of the first dozen issues, tentivaly.

[Apache Chief]

I liked the "anti-heat vision goggles". I'm surprised no one thought of that before. And I liked the art too - very Kirbyesque.

[DisneyBoy]

YAY!!! Aluir's art is very awesome (I'm saying awesome a lot today!) and I look forward to seeing more of it. But, how can they work in a Superman Adventures story in JLA? Will Aluir be doing the art chores on that issue? I really hope so. His group shot of the JLU in #64 gave me complete confidance that he could easily draw some seriously awesome issues of JLA.

[James Harvey]

Aluir said, in an interview awhile back, the one of the stories set to be in SUPERMAN ADVENTURES before the axe dropped will just be shuffled over to JL ADVENTURES. I assume the art will likely be tweaked, or it'll be a "flashback" tale. But it will be appearing in Justice League Adventures sometime in the future. And Aluir will be doing the art.

[DisneyBoy]

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!

[supermanpal]

Could somebody tell me a SPOILER about the issue?

[Dee]

(Gasp) SPOILERS?? lol


eh, they don't freak me out at all. Im like "Ooo gimme ALL DA DETAILS!!"