>At Last! The Comic You've Dreamed About Is Here!
Haven't done this whole saga in a while, so let's go!
In a sea of endless revisions there stands a single legacy,
A tradition of platinum paladins and men they call "Supreme".
This is the story of the newest inductee to this and his trials...
This is-
Supreme: The Story of the Year
And here we go!
I will also be putting Judgment Day and Blue Rose on the docket.
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Based Dave! I was just thinking about this one the other day. Thanks m8!
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Thanks!
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There is also an All-Star Superman storytime going on
Coincidence... or not?
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I was planning this since last night, so...I guess the former.
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Dave you magnificient bastard.
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A must read for any Supes fan. One of His very best runs.
Part 2:
wherein all towns are small
Hey Bullski!
Yeah, and damn, just remembered I was also going to do the first two issues of the new Youngblood run, but you already called dibs so I'll just end off on Blue Rose.
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Definitely, it's a kick.
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I have nothing against the regular artist, but boy, these flashback stories (by Veitch IIRC?) are on another level
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No doubt, and honestly I think the conjoining of the two makes the series work wonderfully.
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Yeah, what's so tremendous about him?
His ego?
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this is a great LOSH homage, and those stairs are pretty cool
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Lotay's rendition of the stairs is really enigmatic I thought.
The takeaway from this is that...90's Superboy riff Kid Supreme is underappreciated.
I would love if Youngblood got him back.
Part 3:
wherein two's company.
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the alan moore run on supreme is the best superman story ever told. everyone should read it. even though the art at times really sucks.
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Shame about the ending, though.
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I think Moore's last issue works as its own thing.
But barely
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Shame they let Larsen write it, you mean.
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