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Rod Collins
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John Byrne’s SUPERMAN: MAN OF STEEL to Get Absolute Edition | 13th Dimension, Comics, Creators, Culture
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David Miller
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From the article:
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Seconded.
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Ted Downum
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Most excellent!
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John Byrne
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As many of you know I have no really fond memories of my time with Superman. It’s a portion of my career I’d prefer to forget—and I wish everyone else would, too. So, as always I appreciate the free money, but really wish it was coming from another source.
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Trevor Smith
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It just breaks me to hear that. Getting to work on
Superman (and not just "work on" but re-shape,
rehabilitate, whatever one would call it) *should* be a
source of incredible professional joy.
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Brian Miller
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And you made the “S” look cooler than it ever had before.
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Brian Hughes
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I gotta say JB, I find your Generations work with Superman to be some of my favorite. I hope that isn't also a part of what you want to forget.
And I am still waiting on an OMAC Absolute edition.
Any word?
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John Byrne
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GENERATIONS is a separate entity. Far fewer lies to be dealt with. And, no, no word on OMAC.
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John Byrne
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Hmm. With so much of my stuff coming out so close together, I wonder if any knuckleheads will say it looks “rushed”?
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James Woodcock
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I finally read GENERATIONS last year. What a masterpiece those three
volume are. Loved every bit of them.
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John Byrne
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Thanks. Some years ago I tore up some of my comp copies of all three GENERATIONS and put them together in chronological order. I was pleased to find it worked as well as it did.
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James Woodcock
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I do keep promising myself a read through like that, but never get around to
it.
I think I will give it a try this summer
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