JayJay here. In 2007 Jim returned to DC Comics to write the Legion of Super Heroes again after 31 years. Unfortunately everything didn’t go as planned for the series. Here is the second of three parts of the plot overview. Fans of the series may enjoy reading what his original…
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JayJay here. In 2007 Jim returned to DC Comics to write the Legion of Super Heroes again after 31 years. Unfortunately everything didn’t go as planned for the series. Here is the last part of the plot overview. Also… More and different stuff will be posted later today! (Continued from…
…on their minds, and nothing else worthy of devoting their efforts to than destroying the Super. Period. What DC allows numbskull lightweights to do to THE hero icon, Superman and other Supers is somebody else’s call. However, if we are permitted–in fact, we were asked–to add a Super, Super Lad,…
…Editions) (Collects stories from Adventure Comics #368-376, Superboy #147) DC Legion of Super-Heroes Archives, Vol. 9 (DC Archive Editions) (Collects stories from Adventure Comics #377-380, Action Comics #378-387, #389-392) DC Legion of Super-Heroes Archives, Vol. 11 (DC Archive Editions) (Collects stories from Superboy #203-212) DC Legion of Super-Heroes Archives, Vol….
“T” commented on Legion of Super Heroes Overview, Part 3: “Wow, Jim, I’m sorry to hear about all the trouble you had while on Legion of Super-Heroes. I get the feeling Mark Waid probably went through something similar when he returned to The Flash. His LoSH run doesn’t read like…
…top of my head is the one he came up with for Shrinking Violet: “Itty-Bitty Pretty One.” At some point, he showed me a two-page spread he’d drawn in issue #200 of Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes. Somehow I hadn’t seen that issue before. The wedding of Luornu Durgo/Duo Damsel…
JayJay here. In 2007 Jim returned to DC Comics to write the Legion of Super Heroes again after 31 years. Unfortunately everything didn’t go as planned for the series. But this week, we will serialize Jim’s overview for the story arc that he had planned. Fans of the series may…
…through high school coping with a weight problem and the name Teakettle is not a whole lot different, I think, than being Bouncing Boy in the Legion of Super-Heroes. Thus, in my mind, they became one, and BB grew into a bright-but-insecure, self-effacing, lovable guy who was resigned to the…
…and answer pertaining to my Dark Horse and Legion work from a while back: Defiant1 has left a new comment on your post “Legion of Super Heroes Overview, Part 3“: Jim, My understanding is that you want your characters to have real motivations and sex or sexuality is a real…
…fight scenes that make it difficult to tell what’s going on, but it doesn’t always happen.) Lack of attention to superhero action scenes undermines sales to both the youth/new-user market and the established older market, since what is cool about superheroes, especially of the Silver Age type, is their distinctive…