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Showcase Presents Superman: Volume 3 Free FREE SHOWCASE PRESENTS SUPERMAN: VOLUME 3 PDF Curt Swan,Jerry Seigel | 560 pages | 30 Apr 2007 | DC Comics | 9781401212711 | English | New York, NY, United States Showcase Presents: Superman Family #3 - Volume 3 (Issue) Rocketed to Earth as a baby as his home planet died, Kal-El grew to adulthood under the yellow sun, gaining powers and abilities beyond mortal man. Disguised as mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent, Superman fights for truth, justice, and the American way. The scope of Superman starts to spread, across the world and across the years. Superman introduces the world to his cousin Kara, who will become Supergirl, a new protector for Earth. From the far future, we get visits from the Legion of Super-Heroes, teenagers with powers who have been inspired to greatness by Superman. The challenges get harder and harder, as Lex Luthor devises more elaborate plots, and Mr. Mxyzptlk builds more mischievous schemes. Why should these stories be Showcased? But this volume goes against the norm. This is the first time I feel that these Showcase Presents Superman: Volume 3 stories should be showcased like this, so get it in your library! Written by Grant Morrison with art by Frank Quitely, this issue series is a wonderful homage to the Silver Age adventures of Superman, such as those collected in this volume. In this timeless story, Superman finds that his body is killing him after an over-exposure to the sun. Given a small window left to live, Superman vows to make the most of his remaining time. He grants Lois her greatest wish, he has one last Showcase Presents Superman: Volume 3 with his pal Jimmy Olsen, and he works with Lex to save the world. This is probably the best Superman story told in Showcase Presents Superman: Volume 3 last decade. Pingback: Showcase Presents Superman Vol. Pingback: Showcase Presents Supergirl Vol. You are commenting using your WordPress. 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A value-priced collection of more than black and white pages of classic comics stories from the s starring the Man of Steel--Superman This amazing collection includes appearances by Supergirl and Krypto and a retelling of Superman's origin, plus threats from Lex Luthor, Brainiac, the Legion of Super-Villa and the fifth dimensional imp known as Mr. Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. More Details Original Title. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Showcase Presentsplease sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Showcase Presents: Superman, Vol. Mar 26, Michael rated it liked it Shelves: loeg-archives. Good thing I like this character. My fondness makes it possible to laugh at the ludicrousness of the stories without leaving completely insulted. Because the stories are bad. Amusing, but bad. They are starting to bulk of the rogues in this volume, with less silly gangster-puzzle stories, but there's way too much Kandor, Krypto and Supergirl. Superman's more franchise than character in some of the stories. The second has a slightly goofy ending, Showcase Presents Superman: Volume 3 the story up to that point is incredible. They also use Luthor, Brainiac and the Legion of Super-Villains repeatedly to give Superman some marginally decent threats. That said, Superman brings Hercules and Samson from the past to date Lois and Lana, and the ladies become massive 50s marriage, super-shopping, irresponsible stereotypes. It's pretty embarrassing. So is the flashback story "Superbaby captures the Pumpkin Gang. Jul 29, Richard Stableford rated it really liked it. A great collection of early 60's silver age Superman stories from the Superman and Action Comics magazines. Nov 24, Doctor Doom rated it really liked it. Simpler stories for simpler times Dec 05, Zack rated it it was ok. Showcase Presents Superman: Volume 3 were cheesy and too over the top. Jun 01, Jason Luna rated it liked it. Like all 60's DC Comics, Superman was a struggling bunch of one shot goofball stories. They always wrap up in one issue, they always leave everyone intact, they always suck. There are some interesting spots in here. I lot Kurt Schaffenberger's goofy art that looks much more appealing than Curt Swan's pseudo-realistic muck. But Kurt and also good Al Plastino draw less than Swan. I wish the goofiness in this, as bad as it was, was more severe. It'd be fun to read a story where Superman loses all his Like all 60's DC Comics, Superman was a struggling bunch of one shot goofball stories. It'd be fun to read a story where Superman loses all his powers and the Showcase Presents Superman: Volume 3 turns pink, etc. More often, so much of the universe is so static. Perry White has to be talking to Jimmy and Lois about a scoop, Lois needs Superman's love, doesn't get it, etc. Pure repetitive drivel. An improvement over the Vol. Jul 24, Ben rated it really liked it. More 60's Superman fun, with Lois Lane and Lana Lang engaged to Hercules and Samson, though the girls Showcase Presents Superman: Volume 3 the heroes away with their "feminine" behavior! But there's also a turn in this collection, with a couple stories more serious, like the one where Superman is made a blind, powerless slave on an alien world. 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